2023届高二下学期广东八校联考试题英语本试卷共10页，满分120分（折算成150分），考试用时120分钟注意事项：1.答卷前，考试务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上。2.回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用2B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。3.在答题卡上与题号相对应的答题区域内答题，写在试卷、草稿纸上或答题卡非题号对应的答题区域的答案一律无效。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A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。AIfyou’dliketolearnhowtobakebread,here’sawonderfulplacetostart.Thiseasywhitebreadrecipebakesupdeliciouslygoldenbrown.Makes●2loaves(16sliceseach)Ingredients●1package(7g)activedryyeast●2-1/4cupswarmwater●3tablespoonssugarplus1/2teaspoonsugar●1tablespoonsalt●2tablespoonscanolaoil●6-1/4to6-3/4cupsbreadflourDirections●Inalargebowl,dissolveyeastand1/2teaspoonsugarinwarmwater;letstanduntilbubblesformonsurface.Stirtogether3tablespoonssugar,saltand3cupsflour.Stiroilintoyeastmixture,pouryeastmixtureintoflourmixtureandbeatuntilsmooth.Stirinenoughremainingflour,1/2cupatatime,toformasoftdough.\n●Turnontoaflouredsurface;kneaduntilsmoothandelastic,8-10minutes.Placeinagreasedbowl,turningoncetogreasethetop.Coverandletriseinawarmplaceuntildoubled,1-1/2to2hours.●Punchdoughdown.Turnintoalightlyflouredsurface;dividedoughinhalf.Shapeeachintoaloaf.Placeintwogreasedloafpans.Coverandletriseuntildoubled,1to1-1/2hours.●Bakeat375degreesuntilgoldenbrownandbreadsoundshollowwhentappedorhasreachedaninternaltemperatureof200degrees,30-35minutes.Removefrompanstowirerackstocool.KitchenTips●Becarefulthatyourwaterisn’ttoohotwhenproofingyeast.●Youcanstorehomemadebreadinaplasticbagorabreadboxformaximumfreshness.Nutritionfacts1slice:102calories,1gfat,0cholesterol,222mgsodium,20gcarbohydrate,3gprotein.Reviews☆HelenMar12,2021Fantasticrecipe!Ifollowedthedirections,anditturnedoutperfect.Verygoodflavorandgreatforbeginners.Ireallylikeditandsodidmyfriends.☆MaryMar31,2021Iwassuperexcitedtotrythisbreadrecipe,buttheprocesswasabitfrustrating.Theendresultwasgoodthough.Itmightbemorehelpfulifitismadeintoavideo.1.Howmuchsugarisdissolvedwithyeast?A.Halfofateaspoon.B.3teaspoons.C.Halfofatablespoon.D.3tablespoons.2.Howshouldwedealwiththedough?A.Itshouldbekneadedonagreasedsurface.B.Ittakes8-10minutestorisetodoubleitssize.C.Itneedstobeputinacoolplacetobecomesofter.D.Itshouldbebakedat375degreesforabouthalfanhour.3.WhatdoesMarythinkoftherecipe?A.Itisnoteasytofollow.B.Itisgreatforbeginners.\nC.Itisnotasgoodassheexpected.D.Itisthebestrecipeshehastried.BWhenastrangergaveDanilleandherhusbandNathanaboxofonionswhichtheylaterfoundtheydidn’tneed,shedecidedtopassthekindnesson.Mindfulofmanyfamiliesstrugglingtofeedtheirlovedones,Danielleplacedtheonionsoutsideherhomewithasignencouraginglocalsto“takewhatyouneed,sharewhatyoucan”.Now,oneyearon,theirstand(摊位),calledthe“WaverleyCo-op”,providesthousandsoflocalswith500kgoffruit,vegetables,andbreadeachweek.“Residentsandcharitiesdonatesomeproduce,andwetopthisupwith$100offreshfruitandotherfoods,”saysDanielle,whoexplainsthatothersbeganaddingtothestandwiththeirowndonations.“Acommonstorywehearisthattheitemspeopletakefromthestandenablethemtosaveafewextradollarssotheycanaffordtobuymeatthatweek.”ForanewmumStacey,it’dbeenthelifelinesheneededtokeepfoodonthetableforherfamily.Lastyear,the33-year-old’sone-year-oldsonKaidanranintoahotfirescreen,badlyburninghishandsandforehead.Then,herhusbandlosthisjob.WithKaidanneedingurgentmedicalcareinHobart200kmaway,themotherspentfourweeksatherson’sbedsidebeforereturninghome,whichledtopilesofoverduebillsathome.“WithoutthehelpoftheWaverleyCo-op,wewouldn’thavehadfoodornappies,”saysStacey,whodiscoveredthevolunteer-ledstandbywordofmouth.“Ithasbeenablessingtohearthestoriesandmeetthepeopleinourcommunity,”saysDanielle,whocouldn’tbehappierthataboxofonionsbroughtsomanypeopletogether.“Theinvisibleatmosphereoftrust,support,andconnection—that’sbeenthebiggestsuccess!”4.HowdidDanielledealwiththeonions?A.Shefedherfamilyonthem.B.Shedonatedthemtoastand.C.Sheletotherstakethemaway.D.Sheexchangedthemforfreshfruit.5.WhatcanwelearnaboutStacey?AShecouldmerelypaythebills.B.Sheheardaboutthestandfromothers.C.ShestayedforayearinHobart.D.Shewasjoblessafterherson’saccident.\n6.WhatdoestheWaverleyCo-opfinallybringinDanielle’sopinion?A.Abundantfoodsources.B.Movingstoriesofstrangers.C.Strengthenedbondsamongpeople.D.Increasedcommunicationwithlocals.7.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.ANewMotherSavedHerSonB.TheWaverleyCo-opGavePeopleHopeC.DanielleBroughtHappinesstoPeopleD.A-SmallStandMadeAlltheDifferenceCThere’sachild-likejoythatcomeswithorderingsomethingonline.WesitrefreshingtheU.S.PostalServiceorFedExpagestoseewhenouritemswillarriveandwebecomeoverlyexcited,hopefulandanxious.Butwhy?AccordingtoapsychotherapistOwenO’Kane,it’santicipatorypleasurethatsomethingpositiveandgoodisgoingtohappenwhenwegetthisparcel.Whenourpackagefinallyarrives,manyofusaresatisfied.Butthatinitialexcitementhasprobablywanedbecauseourobsessionwithourparcelrepresentsmuchmorethantheitemwepurchased.“Whatwe’retalkingabouthereishopeandhavingsomethingtolookforwardto,butnottheitemitself.”O’Kaneexplains.Anticipatinggoodthingsisaformulathathasfueledmanyhelpfulremarksthroughtheyears:Tomorrowisanotherday.However,antic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.Toarguethatlearningasecondlanguageisbeneficialatworkplace.B.Totellusthatpeopleoftenfindittoohardtojokeinaforeigntongue.C.Tocomparethedifferencesbetweentellingjokesindifferentlanguages.DToindicatethatspeakingforeignlanguagesmakespeoplemorecareful.13.WhichofthefollowingstatementsaboutthemoraldilemmaexperimentisTRUE?A.Thosepeopleansweringinnativelanguagearemoreunwillingtokilltheman.B.800nativeGermanspeakerswereaskedtogivetheiranswersinEnglish.C.Peoplewererequiredtoconsiderthedilemmainfourdifferentlanguages.D.Peoplecan’tpicturethelargemanwhenjudgingthedilemmainEnglish.14.TheChicagoteambelieve________.A.aforeignlanguageusuallyprovidesamorein-bornmodeofthinkingB.peoplecaneasilytapintotheirmemorieswhencommunicatinginEnglishC.usingaforeignlanguagecreatesaplainimageforalackofrelatedexperienceD.thetasteimagesaresharpinSpanishbecausepeopleeatmuchSpanishcuisine15.Whichofthefollowingstatementswouldtheauthormostlikelyagreewith?A.Organizationsneedtohiremorenon-nativeEnglishspeakers.B.Peopleshouldrelatetomorememoriesinasecondlanguage.C.Weshouldcommunicateinforeignlanguagesatwork.D.Thenon-nativespeakersarelikelytobemoreattentive.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填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Asyourteacherhandsoutthemathtest,yourpalmsturnsweaty.Younoticethatyourhearthasbeguntorace.Glancingdownatthepage,yousuddenlyforgetthoseoperationsonwhichyouhaddrilledonlyafewdaysearlier.Doyouperformalladditionsfirstinacomplexcalculation?Oh,youknowit—wellyou’reprettysure,right?____16____\nIfthatsoundsfamiliar,youmightsufferfrommathanxiety.Ormaybenot.Evenresearcherswhostudythisconditionnotethatitcanbesurprisinglyhardtodefinemathanxiety.____17____Afterall,it’snotanofficiallyrecognizedmentaldisorderinthewaythatdepressionis.____18____Itasksthingslike“howanxiouswouldyoufeelaboutbeinggivenasetofdivisionproblemstosolveonpaper”.Thosewhoscorehighonthesesurveysaboutstressovermakingcalculationsrelatedtonumberswillbelabeledmathanxious.Ingeneral,peoplewhopanicovertheirmathskillstendtodoworseinmathclassesthanpeoplewhodon’tmindnumbers.____19____“Justbecauseyou’remathanxious,thatdoesn’talwaysmeanyou’rebadatmath,”notesRoseVukovic,aneducationalpsychologistattheUniversityofMinnesotainMinneapolis.Mathanxietyaffectspeopleofallages.Itcanleadtopoorperformanceinmathclasses.____20____Throughoutlife,thistypeofstresscanstandinthewayofmasteringskillsorprojectsinahostofareasthatrelyoncalculations.Butthegoodnewsisthattheproblemismanageable.Researchersarefindingwayspeoplecancopewiththisstress.A.Butthat’snotalwaystrue.B.Italsohasanunimaginableimpact.C.Anditsimpactsdon’tendatgraduation.D.Todiagnosemathanxiety,researchersconductaquestionnaire.E.Allofasudden,youstarttodoubtalotofthingsthatyouknow.F.It’salsohardtoidentifypreciselyhowmanypeoplesufferfromit.G.Mathanxietyhasalsobeenlinkedtonegativeemotionsfromthepast.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四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。LieYuKou(LieZi)wasshowingBoHunWuRenhisarchery(射箭)skill.He____21____thebowtoitsfullextent,hadacupofwater____22____onhiselbow,andreleasedthearrow.Assoonasthefirstarrowflewoff,asecondonewaswoundup.Themomentthesecondonewaswinged,athirdwasready,andallofthemlodgedinthesameplace.Duringallthistime,his____23____wasasstillasastatue.\nAfterhisperformance,LieZiaskedBoHunWuRen,“Whatdoyouthinkofmyarcheryskill?”BoHunWuRenlaughed,“Thisisstillonlya(an)____24____shot,notquitetheperfectshotyet.Let’sclimbupthemountainandstandonthe____25____overhangingtheabyss(深渊).We’llseeifyoucan____26____anarrow.”WuRenthenledLieZiuptoaplaceeighthundredfeetaboveadeepvalley.WuRenturnedhis____27____totheedgeofthecliff,____28____movinghisfeetuntilhewasstandingwithhisheelsextendingovertheedge,and____29____LieZitojoinhim.LieZiwasso____30____thathethrewhimselfdownontheground,sweatingfromheadtotoe.BoHunWuRenraisedthebowandshotthearrowsfromhisbow,withno____31____missed.ThenhelookedatLieZiandsaid____32____.“Thebestarchercanlookupattheblue____33____,downatthenether(地下的)worldandtotheeightpolesoftheearthbutstillkeep____34____.Hereonthismountain,you'realready____35____,soyourchancesofhittingyourmarkareveryslim”.21A.drewB.draggedC.reachedD.shot22.A.fastenedB.fixedC.balancedD.added23.A.headB.bodyC.handD.shoulder24.A.excellentB.skillfulC.normalD.imperfect25.A.borderB.topC.summitD.cliff26.A.aimB.drawC.shootD.launch27.A.backB.faceC.arrowD.eyes28.A.proudlyB.clumsilyC.quicklyD.slowly29A.persuadedB.beggedC.invitedD.suggested30.A.determinedB.terrifiedC.worriedD.thrilled31.A.arrowB.targetC.bowD.bird32.A.coollyB.warmlyC.fiercelyD.happily33.A.aimsB.rainbowsC.starsD.skies34.A.positiveB.silentC.calmD.active35.A.inpanicB.indespairC.outofbreathD.outofmind第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）\n阅读下面材料，用不多于1个单词的正确形式填空或用所给单词的正确形式填空。Whetheryou’reworkinghardtobelikeWordsworth____36____you’veyettouncovertheliterarytalentwithinyou,itishardtoignorejusthowmuchofarolepoetry____37____(play)inthedevelopmentofbothwrittenandspokenlanguagesofar.Whenyou’restudyinganewlanguage,itonlymakessensethatyoushouldn’tonlysticktooldprose.Foreignlanguagepoetryis____38____fantasticresourceforlearnersofalllevels.Poetryallowswriters____39____(toy)withthestandardsofgrammarandgenerallychangetherulesoflanguageabitoralot.Youcanlearnagreatdealaboutalanguagebythewaysitsspeakershaveturneditssyllablesandwords____40____lines.Poetrycomesina____41____(vary)ofgenresandstructures,sogeneralizingaboutitissortofunfairtotheartformitself.Buttherearecertainuniversal____42____(aspect)ofpoetrythatmakeitanidealtoolforlearninganewlanguageincreativewaysacrosslanguages.Perhapsthemostnotabledifference____43____setsapoemapartisthatit’softennotaslong-windedasapassagefromabookmightbe.It’smucheasiertomotivateyourselfwithashortpoemeveryday____44____itiswithpartofa500-pagebookyouareafraidofopeningbecauseyoufearyoucan’t____45____(possible)finishit.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）46.为提高学生美化校园的意识，鼓励学生热爱劳动，上周五下午你校举办了“文明校园，从我做起”的卫生大扫除活动。请你为校英文报写一篇报道，内容包括：1.参加人员；2.活动内容：打扫体育馆，整理图书，清理校园垃圾等；3.活动意义。注意：1.词数80左右；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。3.请按照如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。ACivilizedCampus,StartingfromMe________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________\n________________________第二节（满分25分）47.阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一个完整的短文。Lotuswasalittlegirlwholivedbyabiglakewithhergrandpa.Onemorning,Lotuswenttocollectreeds(芦苇)forGrandpa.Shestoppedinwonderwhenshesawabigbirdaswhiteasfreshsnow,standinginthemarshgrass.Acrane!LotushadheardmanystoriesabouttheendangeredcranesfromGrandpa,butshehadneverseenone.BLAM!Aloudgunshotshockedher.Lotusturnedaroundandsawamanaiminghisgunstraightatthebird!Lotusquicklybentdownandhithermetalbucketwithherreedcutter,makinganoiselikethunder.Thehunterfled,droppinghishatandneverlookingback.Lotushurriedlypushedacrossthewetlandtowardthebird.Whenthecranespottedher,ittriedtorunbutfelldowninstead.Lotusgathereduptheheavybird.Holdon,please,shebeggedsilently.ShewenthometoGrandpawhohadrescuedotheranimalsbefore.Carefully,Grandpawrappedthebird’swound.“He’slostalotofblood,buthewillsurvive,”hesaid.LotustrustedGrandpa,butstillshewasworried.Thecranebarelymovedanddidn’topenhiseyes,notevenwhenGrandpafedhimricesoup.Lotusplacedthebirdintothesoftnestshehadmadeforhimandgentlypattedhim,justlikeGrandpausedtodowhenshewassick.Luckilyonthethirdday,thecraneliftedhisheadforthefirsttimeandlookedstraightather.Hesitantly,Lotusputhersmallfingersonhishead.Thebirdstretchedhisneck,andrubbedhercheekgently.Lotus’sheartpounded,andtearswelledupinhereyes.“Feather”wasthenameLotuschoseforhernewfriend.Whenshehelpedwashhiswound,Featherstaredather.Whenshewhistledwithherreed,Featherrubbedhercheekwithhishead.Oneday,slowlyandcautiously,Feathertookhisfirststep.Lotusjumpedandswirled(打旋)andhuggedGrandpablissfully.SoonFeatherwasfollowingLotuseverywhere,evenallthewaytoschool.TheotherkidsclappedandcheeredasFeatherdancedtothereedwhistle.Theyalljoinedin,dancinginacircle.注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请按照如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Onenight,LotuswasawakenedbyFeather'surgentcrows(啼叫声).________________________________________________________________________________\n________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Featherbecameahero,butMarcharrived,andbirdsbeganappearinginthesky,migratingbacknorth.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________\n2023届高二下学期广东八校联考试题英语本试卷共10页，满分120分（折算成150分），考试用时120分钟注意事项：1.答卷前，考试务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上。2.回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用2B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。3.在答题卡上与题号相对应的答题区域内答题，写在试卷、草稿纸上或答题卡非题号对应的答题区域的答案一律无效。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A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。A【1~3题答案】【答案】1.A2.D3.AB【4~7题答案】【答案】4.C5.B6.C7.DC【8~11题答案】【答案】8.A9.C10.C11.DD【12~15题答案】【答案】12.D13.A14.C15.D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填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。【16~20题答案】\n【答案】16.E17.F18.D19.A20.C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四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。【21~35题答案】【答案】21.A22.C23.B24.B25.D26.C27.A28.D29.C30.B31.B32.A33.D34.C35.A第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）【36~45题答案】【答案】36or37.hasplayed38.a39.totoy40.into41.variety42.aspects43.that44.than45.possibly第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）【46题答案】【答案】OnepossibleversionAimedatarousingthestudents’awarenessofbeautifyingthecampusandfuelingtheirpassionforlabor,athoroughcleaningthemedon“ACivilizedCampus,StartingfromMe”wasorganizedbyourschoollastFridayafternoon.Withgreatenthusiasm,allthestudentsinourschoolgotinvolvedinvariouswork,rangingfromcleaningthestadium,rearrangingandtidyingbooksinthelibrarytocleaningupthegarbageatcampus.Withourjointefforts,thecampussoontookonanewlook.Tiredaswewere,wewereinhighspirits.Thankstothismeaningfulactivity,notonlydidweobtainabrand-newinsightintothemeaningoflabor,butwewouldbettercherishthebeautifulenvironmentofourcampus.\n第二节（满分25分）【47题答案】【答案】Onepossibleversion:Onenight,LotuswasawakenedbyFeather’surgentcrows(啼叫声).Grandpaopenedthedoortofindtheirfrontstepsunderwater.Afarawayearthquakehadshakenthelakeandfloodedthevillage.“Wehavetoalerttheneighbours,”saidGrandpa.HeandLotusjumpedintotheirboat,Featherstandingtallonthebow.“Wakeup!Thelakehasflooded!”Grandpashoutedastheymovedpastthedarkhomes.Lotusstruckthemetalbucketwithherreedcutteragainmakinganoiselikethunder.Feathercrowedatthetopofhisvoice.Housebyhouse,neighbourscameoutandjumpedintotheirboats.Overthreehundredvillagersweresaved.Featherbecameahero,butMarcharrived,andbirdsbeganappearinginthesky,migratingbacknorth.Featherwatchedtheflocksuntiltheydisappeared.LotuswasfrightenedbyFeather’slongingstare,butsheknewsheshouldneverseparatehimfromhishomeandfamily.WhenFeatherwascompletelyhealed,shehuggedhimonemoretimeandthenthrewhimintothesky.Featherhoveredandcircled,circledandhovered.Lotuswavedgood-bye,holdinghertearsback.Withalongcrow,Featherflappedhisbigwingsandsoarednorth,disappearingintothehorizon.Lotusclimbedupthehillthatfacednorth,grandpaandherfriendsfollowing.Theysataroundherandlistenedtoherwhistle.TheyallbelievedFeathercouldhearthem,whereverhewas.
