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下载最新免费模拟卷，到公众号：一枚试卷君2022-2023-1师大附中高三上入学考试英语时量：120分钟满分：150分第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）略第二部分阅读（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、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AInternationalSportsCampsWithover50yearsofcombinedexperienceinprovidinggreatsportscoachingforchildren,InternationalSportsCampsgivesyoungplayersthechancetotaketheirgametothenextlevel.BasketballCampOurbasketballcampisforplayersofallstandardsaged5to15andfeaturesexcellentcoachingfromleadingplayersandcoaches,providingtwohoursofgroupinstructionfivedaysaweekforplayers.JuniorStarsprogram(5to11years)andSeniorChampionsprograms(12to15years)areofferedatthecamp.TennisCampAcarefullydesignedandintegratedapproachtothetotaltennisgamesince1970.Youwillprofitfromandenjoysmallgroupinstruction,privatelessons,singlesanddoublesmatchplay,teamtennis,andatennisspecificconditioningprogram.Youwillreceive2to21/2hoursofinstructiondailyandwillbegroupedbyabilitylevel.SoccerCampTheSoccerProgramisanexcitingnewprogramdesignedjustforInternationalSportsCamps.You’llbepracticingthefundamentalskillswhilealsobeingabletoputthoseskillsintopracticeingame-likecompetition.Improveyourgameandputyourabilitiestothetestagainstplayersfromaroundtheworld.ScubaDiving(潜水)CampScubadivingisanextraordinaryexperience.Thispopularactivityallowsyoutoseeanexpansiveandexcitingunderwaterworldinanewway.Ourscubaprogramincludesalloftheclassroominstructionandpoolworkduringthisweek-longclass.Theonlythingyouhavelefttodoiscompleteyouropenwaterdivestogainfullcertification.Thosewhochoosethisprogramwillberequiredtocompletevideoassignmentsbeforearrival.21.HowmanyhoursofgroupinstructionwillyoureceiveinaweekatBasketballCamp?A.Twohours.B.Tenhours.C.Twelvehours.D.Fourteenhours.22.WhatisoneofthedifferencesbetweenTennisCampandSoccerCamp?A.SoccerCampoffersmoretraining.B.TennisCamphasalongerhistory.C.Soccercampershavemoretimeforinstruction.D.Tenniscampershavemoretimeforinstruction.23.Whichprogramrequirescamperstomakesomepreparationsforitbeforecomingtothecamp?A.BasketballCamp.B.TennisCamp.C.SoccerCamp.D.ScubaDivingCamp.BAUShighschoolstudentwentonashootingspree(枪击事件)onanIndianreservationinthestateofMinnesotaonMonday,killinghisgrandparentsattheirhomeandsevenpeopleathisschool.Hewassmilingandwavingashefired,authoritiesandwitnessessaid.Heapparentlykilledhimselfafterexchanginggunfirewithpolice.Thiswasthecountry’sworstschoolshootingsincetheColumbineincidentin1999.Onestudentsaidherclassmatespleaded(恳求)withthegunmantostopshooting.“Youcouldhearagirlsaying,‘No,Jeff,quit,quit.Leavemealone.Whatareyoudoing?’”studentSondraHegstromsaid,usingthenameofthesuspectedshooter.BeforetheshootingsatRedLakeHighSchool,thesuspect’sgrandparentswereshotintheirhome.Theydiedlater.Thegunman’smotivewasnotknown.Inadditiontotheshooter,thedeathtollattheschoolincludedfivestudents,ateacherandasecurityguard,FederalBureauInvestigationspokesmanPaulMcCabesaidinMinneapolis.Fourteento15otherstudentswereinjured,McCabesaid.Afterheshotasecurityguard,thegunmanwalkeddownthehallwayshooting,andwentintoaclassroomwhereheshotateacherandmorestudents,thewitnesssaid.Allofthedeadstudentswerefoundintheclassroom.Oneofthemwasaboybelievedtobetheshooter,McCabesaid.Hewouldnotcommentonreportsthattheboyshothimselfandsaiditwastooearlytoestablishamotive.24.Whowasthegunman?A.Astudent.B.Ateacher.C.Asecurityguard.D.Aworker.25.WhatcanbeinferredabouttheColumbineincidentcomparedwiththeonereportedinthispassage?A.Therewerefewerpeoplekilled.B.Thereweremorepeoplekilled.C.Therewerefewerpeopleinjured.D.Therewerenopeopleinjured.26.Howmanypeoplewerekilleddownthehallway?A.None.B.One.C.Five.D.Six.27.Findtherightorderinwhichtheincidenttookplace.a.Thepolicearrived.b.Thegunmankilledthesecurityguard.c.Thegunmankilledhimself.d.Thegunmankilledhisgrandparents.e.Thegunmankilledtheteacherandstudents.A.d－b－a－e－cB.d－e－b－a－cC.d－b－e－c－aD.d－b－e－a－cCChildhoodisallabouttheslowexpansionofyourworld,frombirthwhenyouarequiteclearlythecentreoftheuniverse,throughthegreatshockofrealising,whenyouareaboutthree,thatyouarenotactuallykingsandqueens,thatthereisawholeworldbeyondthekitchentableandthebedtimestory.It’sentirelyuptoyoutoletyourchildrenknowthat,whiletheymaybeblessedwithalovinghome,awarmbed,plentytoeat,manypeoplearenot.Myoldestson,Sam,issixnowandalovelyboy,thoughtfulandconcernedabouttheworld,kindtohisbrothersandinlovewithnature,insectsandanimals.Igetnervousatthefactthatitismyresponsibilitytomakehimawareofthedarksideoflife—war,starvation,environmentaldisasters—partofmewantstopreservehisinnocence,butmostofmethinksheneedstoknowandIshouldbetheonetotellhim.We’vetalkedalittlebit,aboutclimatechange,butIfindithardtobereallyhonestwithhim.Isatdownwithhimrecently,toreadsomethingthatGreenBookssenttome,calledHowtoTurnYourParentsGreen.Ithoughtalight-heartedbookmightbeaneasywaytotalktohimaboutwhathe’sgoingtohavetodealwith.Iaskedhimifheknewaboutclimatechangeandhesaidnoandthenyes.Iaskedhimifheknewwhatwascausingitandhesaid:“It’sbecausetherearemoreandmorecarsontheroads.Maybetoomanyplanestoo.Maybetrainsaswell,butonlyalittlebit.”Helikestrains.Isaiditwasbecausewehadtoo