2022屆上海市高考英語(yǔ)模擬考卷及參考答案匯編（共15套）

2022屆上海市高考英語(yǔ)模擬考卷匯編（一）（滿分140分考試時(shí)間120分鐘）ListeningComprehensionSectionA（SectionA（10分）Directions:InSectionA,youwillheartenshortconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Attheendofeachconversation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Theconversationsandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaconversationandthequestionaboutit,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaper,anddecidewhichoneisthebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard...A.Inafurniturestore.C.Inarestaurant.ApilotA.Worried.A.Watchamovie.C.Takenotes.Inatheatre.D.Inabookingoffice.B.Adoctor. C.Asalesman.B.Delighted.C.Frustrated.D.Ahost.D.Angry.B.Prepareforthetest.D.Gotoaneveningclass...A.Inafurniturestore.C.Inarestaurant.ApilotA.Worried.A.Watchamovie.C.Takenotes.Inatheatre.D.Inabookingoffice.B.Adoctor. C.Asalesman.B.Delighted.C.Frustrated.D.Ahost.D.Angry.B.Prepareforthetest.D.Gotoaneveningclass.Theactorshouldbemoreprofessional.Theleadroleintheperfomanceisunknown.Theperformanceisgoodexceptforthemusic.Themusicisperfectlynice.Languagelearning.C.Favoritehobbies.Workschedules.D.Leisureactivities.Thetrafficislessseriousthanthought.It'stoofartogettotherestaurantontime.Thepartywillbeoverbeforetheyarrive.Theywillarriveattherestaurantverylate.Hedoesn*tsticktohisPCrecently.Hethinkschattingonlineisoutofdate.Heisstillfascinatedbychattingonline.Hedoesn'tlikechattingonlineanymore.Thejobinterviewwiththecandidatesistough.Thecompetitionamongthecompaniesisfierce.Thenumberoftheapplicationsisstillincreasing.Fewofthecandidateswillbeinterviewedatlast.10.Themanisnotseriousaboutthedecision.10.It'swisetospendallthenightstudying.Stayinguplatedoesnogoodtotheexam.Themanshouldgetpreparedfortheexam.

SectionB（15分）Directions:InSectionB,youwillheartwopassagesandonelongerconversation.Aftereachpassageorconversation,youwillbeaskedseveralquestions.Thepassagesandtheconversationwillbereadtwice,butthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouhearaquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaperanddecidewhichoneisthebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.Questions11through13arebasedonthefollowingpassage,TheWattsTowers..TheWattsTowers..D.The1994Northridgeearthquake.75. D.79.C.Theartist,SimonRodia.A.33. B.42.A.Tohelpartseducationdevelopbetter.Toprotectthetowersfromearthquake.ToconstructmoretowersinCalifornia.Tochargethetouristsmoremoney.Questions14through16arebasedonthefollowingpassage.A.Seeingtheworldindifferentways.Contactingpeershavingvariousinterests.Buildinguplifeskillsforthegoodofothers.Puttingvaluesintoactioninasupportiveenvironment.A.Theycangetridofloneliness.Theycangetsupportfromotheradults.Theycangetmanypersonalrewards.Theycangetmanypositivefeelings.A.Communityactivitiesandvolunteerorganizations.Lifeskillsbuiltupindifferentcommunityactivities.Partofsocialresponsibilityandtherolemodels.Benefitsofbeinginvolvedincommunityactivities.Questions17through20arebasedonthefallowingconversation.A.Howtoperformbetterinajobinterview.Whoismorequalifiedfbrtheposition.Howtoworkwellinstressfulsituations.Whatareconfidentbehaviorsinaninterview.A.Byobservinghisorherbodylanguage.Byaskinghimorhersomequestions.Bycreatingsomestressfulsituations.Bylearninghisorheracademicbackground..A.She'snervous. B.She'sshy. C.She'ssmart. D.She'stalkative..A.Brainpower. B.Confidence.C.Experience.D.Academicbackground.II.GrammarandVocabulary(10分)Directions:Afterreadingthepassagebelow,fillintheblankstomakethepassagescoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithagivenword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword;fortheotherblanks,useonewordthatbestfitseachblank.HowQualitySleepProtectsYourBrainHavingtroublethinkingcreatively?Notabletofocusontasksthatneedtogetdone?Poorsleepcouldpotentiallybe(21)(blame).Itturnsoutlackofsleepcandoanumberonyourbrain-andnotjustintheshortterm.Researchsuggestsnotgettingenoughqualitysleepcanhaveseriouspennanentnegativeconsequences.Ontheotherhand,goodsleephabitscanhavelastingbenefits.Belowarcthreeresearch-backedbrainbenefitsofsleep.StimulatescreativityThinkinginnew,imaginativewaysrequiresawell-restedbrain.Onthecontrary,abrain(22)(suffer)fromalackofsleepisunabletothinkcreatively.Astudy(23)(report)inthejournalNaturebearsthisout.Forthestudy,participantslearnedatask(24) theyhadtorecognizeahiddenpatterninthequestionstheywereasked.Theirinitialtraining(25)(follow)byeighthoursofnighttimesleeporwakefulnessordaytimewakefulness.Morethantwiceasmanyparticipantsgainedinsightintothehiddenruleaftersleepasthosewhodidafterwakefulness,regardlessofthetimeofday.Theresearchersconcludedthat“sleep,byrestructuringnewmemoryrepresentations,(26)(facilitate)obtainingofexpressiveknowledgeandinsightfulbehavior.HReducesdepressionOfteninfluencedbychemicalimbalancesinthebrain,depressionandsleepproblemsgohand-in-hand.Peoplewithdepressionmayeitherhaveahardtimesleepingorelsegettoomuchsleep.Whileit'snotclear(27)lackofsleepcausesdepression,itcanworsenit.Studiesshowpeoplewhosleepfewerthansixormorethanninehoursanightaremorelikelytobedepressedthanthose(28)between.SolidifiesmemoriesOneofsleep'smainfunctionsistohelpimprovememory.Itdoesthisbyenablingthebraintostrengthensomeneuralpathways(神經(jīng)通路)(29)reducingthoseitdoesn'tneed.Forexample,yourbrain(30)(notneed)tokeepeverysensoryimpressioncollectedluringyourwakinghours.(10分)Directions:Afterreadingthepassagebelow,川Iineachblankwithaproperwordgiveninthebox.Eachwordcanbeusedonlyonce.Notethatthereisonemorewordthanyouneed.A.debateB.obviouslyC.minimizedD.digitsE.feasibleF.initiallyG.salesH.appliedI.criticizedJ.inevitableK.basisCriticismsofSpaceTourismSpacetourismisactuallynotaneworevena21st-centuryconcept.NASAimaginedthepossibilityofspacetourismbackinthe1970s.Spacetourismwas(31)ahopefulconcept,onefocusedonincreasingaccessforordinarycitizenstovisitspace.However,themodemspacetourismindustrylooksdifferentasearlyticket(32)byVirginGalacticrangedfromS200,000-S250,000;BlueOriginhasnotannouncedticketprices,butitrecentlysoldoneseatfor528millionaspartofacharitysale.This(33)pricesaccesstospacewelloutsidetherangeofallbuttheextremelywealthy;ifsoneoftheprimarycriticismsofspacetourismtoday.Partofthereasonspaceflightissoexpensiveisthatjustafewpeoplearecarriedatatime."IfyouwanttogettogetthepricefromS25O.OOOdowntofour(34),likeanairline,youhavetospreaditoverfarmorebodies,“RonEpstein,anaerospaceanalyst.Butitmightbedecadesbeforecompaniesgettothatpoint.Thecostsfbrfuelandenergycurrentlydon'tmakeit(35)toofferspacetraveltolargenumbersofpeople.AnothercomplaintisthatthefundsspentonspaceflightmightbebetterspentelsewheresuchassolvingproblemshereonEarth.AlanLadwig,awriter,saysthiscommentaryisnotwithout(36)-orhistoricalprecedent(先例)aspeoplesaidthesamethingaboutNASA."Therehasbeencriticismthatmoneyspentinspacewouldbebetter(37)toothersocietalneeds.Thishasbeenamatterof(38)fbrarangeofspaceactivitiesfbrthepast60yearsandisnotlikelytochangeregardlessofwhathappenswithspacetourism,“hesays.Andseveralitemswetakefbrgrantedlikememoryfoamandscratch-resistanteyeglasslenses,camefromNASAinventions.Finally,spacetourismis(39)fbritsenvironmentalimpact."Themostoftentalkedabout,harm*involvespollutioncausedbyblackcarbonfromsomespacecraftcngines.^^Ladwigexplains.t€VirginGalactichas(40)thisproblem,sayingitsimpactonclimatechangeisminorandthatitalsoplanstoinvestinsustainablefuelsfbrthefuture.BlueOrigin'senginesrelyonliquidhydrogenandliquidoxygenthatbumsaswatervapor.However,criticsnotethatitstilltakeselectricitytomanufacturethefuels?^^III.ReadingComprehensionSectionA(15分)Directions:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedAtBfCandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.Withahybrid(混合的)approachtowork,theimportanceofbeingphysicallypresentinacentralizedofficeisgreatlyreduced,allowingfbrfarmoreflexibleworkschedulesamongemployees.Inmostcases,thismeanssomeemployeesworkingon-siteintheoffice,someemployeesworkingoff-site-itherfrom(41)orremotelyfromanotherlocation-andsomeemployeeswhohavetheflexibilitytoswitchbetweentheofficeandworkingremotely,(42)tasks,deadlines,andpersonalneeds.Whenbusinessesadopthybridworkmodels,whichrelyheavilyonaremote-firstapproach,theentireconceptoflocationis(43).Byconnectingtotheworkplaceusingcloudsolutions,videoconferencingtechnology,andsimilartools,employeesdonotneedtobe(44)presentintheworkplaceinordertodotheirjob-althoughtheycanbeiftheyprefertobe,orforsituationswhere(45)communicationisbettersuited.Thiscanofferanumberofbenefitsfbrbothemployeesandemployers.(46),ondayswhenbadweathermightpreventpeoplefromgettingintotheoffice,theyarestillabletoworkfromhome.Similarly,ifmajoreventsmakeitnecessaryto(47)theworkplace—aswasthecasewiththeCOVID-19pandemic—therewillbe(48)disturbancetooperations.Moreover,theremovalofgeographicalbarrierscanbeextremelyadvantageousintermsof(49),allowingemployerstogainaccesstoawidertalentpool,makingiteasiertofindqualifiedcandidatesandbuildamorediverseandinclusiveworkforce.With(50)workarrangementsnowamongthetopbenefitssoughtafterbyjobseekers,companiesemployingthehybridmodelarebetterpositionedto(51)topcandidates.Anothermajorbenefitassociatedwithflexibleworkschedulesandthehybridworkmodelistheabilitytomakeabusinessmore(52).Thisisimportantbecauseresearchsuggeststhatemployeesaremorelikelytotakeajobandstayinajobwithcompaniesthathaveastrongenvironmentalagenda.(53),64percentofyoungpeoplesaytheywouldnottakeajobwithacompanythatdidnothaveapromiseofsocialresponsibility.Themostsignificantenvironmentalimpactmadebythehybridworkmodelisthelargelyreducedamountof(54)amongemployees.Theeffectsofthisareespeciallysignificantwhenthere'salongdistancebetweenhomeandwork,whichrequiresemployeestousetheirowncars.FewerpeoplecomingintotheofficeisalsolikelytoreducethecarbonfootprintassociatedwiththeofficeitselfAllofthiscancombinetohelpimproveacompanysgreencertificateandaidinpositioningtheorganizationasa(55)companyintheeyesofjobseekersandcustomers.41.A.officeB.enterpriseC.homeD.department42.A.succeedinginB.dependingonC.takingonD.settingaside43.A.developedB.removedC.definedD.grasped44.A.physicallyB.visuallyC.instantlyD.properly45.A.businessB.regularC.effectiveD.face-to-face46.A.InbriefB.AboveallC.ForinstanceD.Inparticular47.A.avoidB.cleanC.attendD.reserve48.A.considerableB.continuousC.unnecessaryD.minimal49.A.judgementB.enrollmentC.procedureD.management50.A.formalB.wiseC.flexibleD.complex51.A.competeforB.putupC.voteforD.combout52.A.fast-growingB.profitableC.competitiveD.sustainable53.A.PsychologicallyB.OriginallyC.EventuallyD.Additionally54.A.workB.travelC.researchD.cooperation55.A.multi-nationalB.world-famousC.fbrward-thinkingD.peace-lovingSectionB（22分）Directions:Readthefallowingthreepassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageyouhavejustread.（A）Nearly40yearsago,PeterHarrison,amarineecologistwitnessedthefirstrecordedlarge-scalecoralbleaching（珊瑚白化）event.DivingintheGreatBarrierReef（大堡礁），hewasshockedbythescenebeforehim."Thereefwasmadeupofhealthycoralsandbadlybleachedwhitecorals,likethebeginningsofaghostcity,**hesays.Justmonthsbefore,thesamesitewasfilledwithcolorfultropicallife.“ManyofthehundredsofcoralsthatI'dcarefullytaggedandmonitoredfinallydied,**hesays.“Itwasshockingandmademeawareofjusthowweakthesecoralsreallyare.^^Coralexiststogetherwithphotosyntheticalgae（藻類），whichliveinitstissuesandprovideessentialnutrition（andcoloration）.Buthightemperaturesandotherstressescanturnalgaepoisonous.Whenthisoccurs,thealgaemaydieorberemovedbythecoral,aprocessknownasbleachingbecausethecoral'scleartissueandwhitecalciumcarbonateskeletonareexposed.Ifthecoralcan'treestablishitslinkwithalgae,itwillstarveorbecomeill.ThewidespreaddestructionHarrisonsawin1982wasrepeatedonmanyotherPacificOceanreefsthatyearandthenext.In1997and1998thephenomenonwentglobal,killingsome16percentoftheworld'scorals.Withrisingtemperatures,pollution,disease,increasedoceanacidity,invasivespecies,andotherdangers,Harrison'sghostcitiesarcexpanding.Scientistssupposethataboutfourdecadesagoseverebleachingoccurredroughlyevery25years,givingcoralstimetorecover.Butbleachingeventsarecomingfasternow—abouteverysixyears一andinsomeplacessoontheycouldbegintohappenannually."Theabsolutekeyisdealingwithglobalwarming,"saysmarinebiologistTerryHughes.4<Nomatterhowmuchwecleanupthewater,thereefswilldie."In2016,arecord-hotyearinastringofthem,91percentofthereefsthatconsistoftheGreatBarrierReefbleached..PeterHarrisonwasshockedwhendivingintheGreatBarrierReef,because.thereefsweremadeupofpreciouscoralsthecoralswereruinedbadlyandquicklyhefoundaghostcitywithtropicallifehesawthecoralshehadtaggedbefore.Paragraph3ismainlyabout.thecausesofcoralbleachingtheweaknessofcoralsandalgaetheelementsthatmakealgaedietheprocessofbuildingalinkwithalgaeThephrase“Harrison'sghostcities^^inparagraph4mostprobablyrefersto.A.globalwarming B.thepollutedoceanC.thewhitecorals D.invasivespeciesWhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?Withalgaelivinginitstissues,coral'swhiteskeletonisexposed.Solvingglobalwarmingistherealsolutiontocoralbleaching.Thereefsdiebecausethewaterhasn'tbeencleanedthoroughly.Theseverestcoralbleachingoccurredaboutfourdecadesago.Mpa4cMl>an6Mmi13HppMCWShakleeNutritionHoofthrVMBight—uty3、GmanHomeShippingandHandlingChargesShakleeshippingandhandlingfees“ebasedonthetotalproductpurchaseprice(exclucfingtaxandshipping/handhng)ofyourorderShippingandHandlingCharges-US(exceptAlaskaandHawaii)US(ExceptAlaskaandHawaiDSTANDARDSERVICE3DAY2DAYOVERNIGHT2-7Days3BusinessDays,2BusinessDays*NextBusinessDay*S0.01-314999$850$19.50$20.99(2999S150.00-$249.996.00%13%14%20%S250.00-$374,994.00%13%14%20%$37500-$524.993.00%13%14%20%$525002.00%13%14%20%OverchargeonHeavierHems:InadcMionlotheratescheduleabove.5-palton(加侖)bucketsand30-gattoncontainerswillhaveanoverchargetobalancetheextracost&deltvenngthoseitems.Theoverchargesare$35lorthe5“l(fā)lonand$135forIhe30-gjAonsupplysizes'BusinessdaysareMondaythroughFridayBusinessdaysdonotincludeSaturday,Sunday,orFedEx/USPSholidays.ExpetMod(凰快)shippingisnotavailablefornewjoinochersTrackingShipmentsYoucantrackyourshipmentsbyvisrbnoyourAccount,clickingonOrderHistoryandthenonTracknexttotheorderyouwnhlotradeHawmorequestions?PleaseseebeloworcontactShakleeCustomerServiceat1MOOSHAKLEEQ?800>742?5533)orShakleeCustomerServiceHoursofOperation:Mon-Fri.6amto7pmPacificSaturday.7.m4PmPacific Accordingtothepassage,Shakleeismostprobably.asocialorganizationthathelpscustomersawebsitethatoffersdifferentshippingservicesaninquirydepartmentthatsolvescustomers*problemsacompanythatsellsvariousproductsandservicesAccordingtothepassage,howmuchshouldacustomerpayifhebuysa5-galIonbucketofcleanerwhichissoldat118dollarsandhasitdeliveredwithstandardservice?A.161.5dollars. B.137.5dollars.C,118dollars.D,153dollars.Thepassageismainlyintendedto.A.promotetheshippingservices B.describetheproductfeaturesC.introducetheshippingfees D.provetheadvantagesofshipping(C)OnaSeptemberafternoonin1940,fourteenageboysmadetheirwaythroughthewoodsonahilloverlookingMontignacinsouthwesternFrance.Theyhadcometoexploreadark,deepholesaidtobeanundergroundpassagetothenearbymanor（莊園）ofLascaux.Squeezingthroughtheentranceonebyone,theysoonsawwonderfullylifelikepaintingsofrunninghorses,swimmingdeer,woundedwildoxen,andotherbeings-worksofartthatmaybeupto20,000yearsold.ThecollectionofpaintingsinLascauxisamongsome150prehistoricsitesdatingfromthePaleolithicperiod（舊石器時(shí)代）thathavebeendocumentedinFrance'sVezereValley.ThiscomerofsouthwesternEuropeseemstohavebeenahotspotforfigurativeart.ThebiggestdiscoverysinceLascauxoccurredinDecember1994,whenthreecaveexplorerslaideyesonartworksthathadnotbeenseensincearockslide22,000yearsagoclosedoffalargedeepcaveinsouthernFrance.Here,byunsteadilyshiningfirelight,prehistoricartistsdrewoutlinesofcavelions,herdsofrhinos（犀牛）andmagnificentwildoxen,horses,cavebears.Inall,theartistsdrew442animalsoverperhapsthousandsofyears,usingnearly400,000squarefeetofcavesurfaceastheircawas（畫布）.Thesite,nowknownasChauvet-Pont-1'ArcCave,issometimesconsideredtheSistineChapelofprehistory.Fordecadesscholarshadtheorizedthatarthadadvancedinslowstagesfromancientscratchingstolively,naturalisticinterpretation.SurelythedelicateshadingandelegantlinesofChauvefsmasterworksplacedthematthetopofthatprogression.Thencarbondatescamein,andprehistoriansfeltshocked.Atsome36,000yearsold—nearlytwiceasoldasthoseinLascaux一Chauvefsimagesrepresentednotthepeakofprehistoricartbutitsearliestknownbeginnings.Thesearchfortheworld'soldestcavepaintingscontinues.OntheIndonesianislandofSulawesi,fbrexample,scientistsfoundalargeroomofpaintingsofpart-human,part-animalbeingsthatareestimatedtobe44,000yearsold,olderthananyfigurativeartseeninEurope.Scholarsdon*tknowifartwasinventedmanytimesoverorifitwasaskilldevelopedearlyinourevolution.Whatwedoknowisthatartisticexpressionrunsdeepinourancestry.Accordingtothepassage,wheredidtheboysfindthepaintings?A.Inthewoodsonahill. B.InadeepcaveinFrance.C.InamanorofLascaux.D.OnanIndonesianisland.Accordingtothepassage,figurativeartinparagraph2isaformofartthatconveysconceptsbyusingaccuratenumbersandformsmakesstoriesincontrasttoscientificsubjectsC.representspersonsorthingsinarealisticwayD.expressesideasorfeelingsbyusingshapesandpatterns65.Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethat.A.theChauvefspaintingshadbeensealedbyarockslideuntil1994B.thestyleofChauvet*spaintingsissimilartothatoftheSistineChapelC.ChauvefsimagesarctheearliestfigurativepaintingsthathavebeenfoundD.themainobjectsofChauvefsimagesarepart-human,part-animalbeings66.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleofthepassage?ValueofPaleolithicArtworkPreservationofFigurativeArtArtisticExpressionsofNatureSearchesfbrCavePaintingsSectionC(8分)Directions:Readthefollowingpassage.FillineachblankwithapropersentencegivenintheEachsentencecanbeusedonlyonce.Notethattherearetwomoresentencesthanyouneed,Instead,hewritesaprogramthatcanlearnfbritself,andthenshowsthatprogramthousandsofpicturesofstopsigns.Thehigh-techvisionsystemhasthepotentialtobemoresuccessfulthanhumansIindetectingdangeroussituations.HowtogiveAlatleastsomeappearanceofthatunderstanding一thereasoningabilityofaseven-month-oldchild,perhaps——isnowamatterofactiveresearch.Programmershavedevelopedproceduresthatbehaveliketheneurons(神經(jīng)元)inabrain.Theycan"learn"fromtheactionstakeninprevioussituationsandinferwhattodoinanew,similarsituation.Thisunderstandingof"objectpcrmancnce^^,isanormaldevelopmentalmilestone,aswellasabasicprincipleofreality.Similartechniquesareusedtotrainself~drivingcarstooperateintraffic.IsItSmarterThanaSeven-month-old?Bytheageofsevenmonths,mostchildrenhavelearnedthatobjectsstillexistevenwhentheyareoutofsight.Putatoyunderablanketandachildthatoldwillknowitisstillthere,andthathecanreachunderneaththeblankettogetitback.(67).Itisalsosomethingthatself-drivingcarsdonothave.Andthatisaproblem.Autonomousvehiclesaregettingbetter,buttheystilldon'tunderstandtheworldinthewaythatahumanbeingdoes.ForaselMrivingcar,abicyclethatismomentarilyhiddenbyapassingvanisabicyclethathasceasedtoexist.Thisfailingisbasictothenow-widespreadcomputingdisciplinethathasclaimedtobetheslightlymisleadingnameofartificialintelligence(Al).CurrentAlworksbybuildingupcomplexstatisticalmodelsoftheworld,butitlacksadeeperunderstandingofreality.(68).ModemAlisbasedontheideaofmachinelearning.Ifanengineerwantsacomputertorecognizeastopsign,hedoesnottrytowritethousandsoflinesofcodethatdescribeeverypatternofpixels(像素)whichcouldpossiblyindicatesuchasign.(69).Overmanyrepetitions,theprogramgraduallyworksoutwhatfeaturesallofthesepictureshaveincommon..Carsthuslearnhowtoobeylanemarkings,avoidothervehicles,hitthebrakesataredlightandsoon.Buttheydonotunderstandmanythingsahumandrivertakesfbrgranted-thatothercarsontheroadhaveenginesandfourwheels,orthattheyobeytrafficregulations(usually)andthelawsofphysics(always).Andtheydonotunderstandobjectpermanence.Summarywriting(10分)Directions:Readthefallowingpassage.Summarizethemainideaandthemainpoint(s)ofthepassageinnomorethan60words.Useyourownwordsasfaraspossible.HowCareerPlanningCanHelpYouGetAheadAreyoufeelingtrappedinaboringandunfulfillingjob?Ormaybeyou'relookingforajobbutyou'renotclearonwhichcareerdirectionyoushouldpursue?Nomatterwhatstageofyourcareeryoufindyourselfin,careerplanningcanhelpyouestablishafocusedvisionandachieveyourfullpotentialinyourcareerCareerplanningistheprocessofsettinggoalsfbrcareeradvancementandcreatingaroadmapofconcreteactionstepstoachievethosegoals.Althoughcareerplanningrequirestimeandeffort,ithasmanybenefits.First,byestablishingalong-termgoaltoworktoward,you'llfindclarityinyourcareerpathandrenewedmotivationfbryourdailyboringactivities.Acareerplancanalsoprovideyouwithanescaperoutefromanunpromisingjob.Careerplanningwillalsohelpyourecognizeandtakeadvantageofopportunitiestoadvanceyourcareer.Thegoalsyousetduringcareerplanningwillinfluenceallofyourlaterstrategicdecisions.Sinceyouknowwhatyouhopetoachieveinyourcareer,you'llbeabletoevaluatejobopeningsandotheropportunitiestodetermineiftheyfityourplanfbrreachingyourobjectives.Finally,careerplanningisaneffectivetoolfbrsuccessinadvancingyourcareer.Benefitsofcareeradvancementincludeearningahighersalary,achievingincreasedjobsatisfaction,improvingyourskillsandexpertise,andgainingaccesstoexcitingnewopportunities.Careeradvancementmightlooklikemovingupwardtoaleadershiprole,transferringtoanewoccupation,receivingspecialtytraining,ortakingonincreasedresponsibility.Inordertoadvanceinyourcareerandachieveyourgoals,youneedtonotonlycreateacareerplanbutalsodeveloptheskillsneededtoqualifyfbryouridealposition.Translation(15分)Directions:TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEnglish,usingthewordsgiveninthebrackets..排隊(duì)時(shí)，務(wù)必與他人保持安全距離。(sure).家中要常備手電筒等應(yīng)急物品，以備不時(shí)之需。(incase).正是民間藝術(shù)家們的大膽嘗試、不斷創(chuàng)新，才使傳統(tǒng)技藝得到了保護(hù)和發(fā)展。(It).昨天發(fā)布的報(bào)告稱，目前還缺乏足夠的數(shù)據(jù)來(lái)確定不明飛行物究竟是何物。(determine)VI.Guidedwriting(25分)Directions:WriteanEnglishcompositionin120-150wordsaccordingtotheinstructionsgivenbe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