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2021年2月28日发(作者:因人而)



2020-2021


学年度第一学期期中自主 练习



高三英语试题



说明:



本试卷由四个部分组成,共< /p>


12


页,满分


150

分,考试用时


120


分钟。请把答案全部涂写在

< p>
答题卡上,考试结束后,只交答题卡。



第一部分



听力(共两节,满分


30


分)



做题时 ,先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后,你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案


转涂到答 题卡上。



第一节(共


5


小题;每小题


1.5


分,满分


7.5


分)



听下面


5


段对话。每段对话后有一个小题,从题中所给的


A< /p>



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

< br>下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。



1. When will the man stop the bike?


A. When he gets to the hill.


B. When he starts riding down.


C. When he sees the woman's hand up.


2. What was the woman's problem before?


A. The space in her bag.


B. The speed of her laptop.


C. The weight of her books.


3. What did the woman probably give the man?


A. Safety instructions.


B. A life jacket.


C. Special shoes.


4. What was the man doing?.


A. He was fixing a chair.


B. He was driving a truck.


C. He was moving furniture.


5. What will the speakers probably do next?


A. Watch a movie.


B. Go to a concert.


C. Visit a museum.


第二节(共


15


小题;每小题


1.5


分,满分


22.5


分)


< p>
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

< p>


C


三个选项


中选出最佳 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

< p>


7


小题。




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does the man think of John?


A. He's devoted.


B. He's honest.


C. He's annoying.


's the probable relationship between the speakers?


A. Strangers.


B. Workmates.


C. Family members.


听第


7


段材料,回答第


8



9


小题。



8. What do we know about the lesson?


A. It's given twice a week.


B. Students should look after the animals.


C. The cost is three hours of farm work.


9. What is the main topic of the conversation?


A. Asking information on growing plants.


B. Starting a farm stand.


C. Trading for food.


听第

< p>
8


段材料,回答第


10



12


小题。



10. Who is the woman talking to?


A. A reporter.





B. A director.





11. What do we know about the movie?


A. It will have very few special effects.


B. It won't have any special effects at all.


C. It will have as many special effects as possible.


12. When will the movie appear in North America?


A. On June 22nd.




B. On June 29th.




听第


9< /p>


段材料,回答第


13


< br>16


小题。



13. What did the woman think of her trip to China?


A. Wonderful.




B. Terrible.





14. What left a bad impression on the woman in Hainan?


A. Too many trees.



B. The ship service.




15. What's the weather like in Qingdao in December?


A. Warm.






B. Cold.






16. What are the two speakers mainly talking about?


A. The woman's work in China.


B. The woman's tour to China.


C. The woman's daily life in China.


听第


10

段材料,回答第


17



20


小题。



17. Why will the speaker collect everyone's cellphones?


A. He must follow the rules.


B. He thinks the listeners will cheat.



C. An actor.


C. On July 10th.


C. Tiring.


C. The subway system.


C. Cool.


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C. He knows they are interruptions.


18. What will the speaker do first?


A. Give out the test paper.


B. Collect the phones.


C. Hand out the tape.


19. How many questions are there on the test paper in total?


A. 10.




















B. 20.




















C.100.


20. How does the speaker feel about the listeners?


A. Afraid.














B. Confident.













C. Doubtful.


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

< p>
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。



A


SEA LIFE London Aquarium(


水族馆)



Home


to


one


of


Europe's


largest


collections


of


global


oceanic


life



SEA


LIFE


London


Aquarium will take visitors on an interactive journey along the Great Oceanic Conveyor.


The mysterious experience



spread over three floors



starts by taking an underwater style lift to


the depths of the Atlantic Ocean. Along the journey



an amazing glass walkway offers guests an


unforgettable


experience


by


walking


underneath


a


Tropical


Ocean.


There


is


plenty


of


interaction


along the way



from feeding the Stingrays and watching diving displays to touch pools and discovery


zones. Other stars of the show include Green Turtles


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Seahorses



Zebra Sharks and the ever popular


Clown


Fish.


The


true


highlight



however



begins


as


guests


complete


their


journey


in


the


deeper


darker zone of the Pacific Ocean



take a walk on the wild side and watch 10 species of Shark swim


beneath your feet from a suspended glass platform.


Schedule


Open Daily: Mon-Fri & Sunday: 10 am to 5 pm (last entry); Sat: 9:30 am-6 pm (last entry)


To note


The Attraction will close 1 hour after last entry.


Getting to SEA LIFE London Aquarium


The SEA LIFE London Aquarium is located in County Hall building on the south bank of the


river Thames



next to the London Eye. The nearest train station is Waterloo (also the nearest Tube


station).You can also walk from Westminster or Charing Cross stations. Several bus routes serve the


area with stops nearby.


Ticket options


Standard advance ticket




From ?


24


Go to the Timed Entry. Door at the time shown on your e-ticket to gain entry to the attraction.


Re-entry is not permitted.


Combo ticket





From ?


45


Get a discount on three of London's top attractions with this combined ticket, which is valid(



效的)


for 90 days. The London Dungeon, SEA LIFE London Aquarium and Madame Tussauds are


all included.



- 1 -



Reservations are required. When booking tickets, choose a date and 15-minute entry timeslot .


21. What can visitors do in SEA LIFE London Aquarium?


A. Touch whales.


B. Swim with sharks.


C. Dive from the glass platform.


D. View seahorses' performances.


22. What do we learn about SEA LIFE London Aquarium?


A. Its last admission is 60 minutes before closing.


B. It admits visitors from 9:30 am to 6:00 pm.


C. It's distant from the London Eye.


D. It's inconvenient to get to.


23. What benefit can a Combo ticket offer you?.


A. A guided tour.


B. A free tube ride.


C. Re- entry to three attractions.


D. Discounts on more than one attraction.



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B


After


watching


her


father


struggle


with


pain


and


other


health


issues


for


years


before


he


was


diagnosed(


诊断)


with


two


tick-borne(


蜱传 播)


illnesses



Murie l


Metko



a


biology


graduate


in


University Of Wisconsin Eau Claire (UWEC), knew she wanted a career in medicine.



Metko also knew



with its strong biology program



UWEC would give her the foundation and


guidance


she


needed


to


pursue


her


dreams


of


studying


medicine


and


specializing


in


infectious


disease.


As


she


prepares


to


graduate



her


plans


still


include


medical


school



but


thanks


to


a


newly


discovered


passion


for


research,


she


also


now


plans


to


earn


a


doctorate


along


with


her


medical


degree. Thus she can practice medicine and engage in research.


During


her


second


year


in


college, Dr. Phillips,


professor


of chemistry,


asked her


to


join


his


research


team.


She


enjoyed


it


so


much


that


when


that


first


project


ended,


she


joined


Dr.


Dahl's


chemistry lab. As a student researcher, Metko has presented their research at a national conference


and is working with Dahl on an academic paper for publication.


Last


summer



Metko


worked


in


Mayo


Clinic,


where


she


watched


clinicians


and


researchers


cooperate to develop the best diagnostic tools and treatment plans for patients. Her experience here


solidified her future career path. “Prior to going to Mayo Clinic,


this was just a career I had read


about,”


Metko


says


of


physician


-


researchers.


“I'd


met


medical


doctors


and


Ph.D.s



but


never


someone


who


was


both.


Here


were


living


examples


of


such


people,


who


practiced


medicine


and


spent time in their lab advancing the field



doing exactly what I want to do.”



Bright as her future is



Metko's overcome many challenges like endless health issues



but with


a positive attitude to life



she's actively received treatment and got through.



With a major in biology


and two minors in chemistry and pre-professional health sciences



all the courses taken at UWEC


have given me a solid foundation to pursue graduate studies and earn my M.D. - Ph.D.




Metko says.


24. What contributed to Metko's initial idea to pursue a medical career?


A. Her desire to become the breadwinner of her family.


B. Her university's latest education-aid program.


C. Her poor living conditions in childhood.


D. Her father's sufferings from diseases.



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25. How was Metko's love for research inspired?


A. Through hands-on engagement in a project.


B. Through frequent class interaction activities.


C. Through her professor's specific guidance.


D. Through her required courses in college.


26. What does the underli


ned word “this” in paragraph 5 refer to?.



A. Serving as a clinician.


B. Working in Mayo Clinic.


C. Acting as a doctor and researcher.


D. Developing efficient medicines.


27. Which of the following best describes Metko?


A. Ambitious and optimistic.


B. Humorous and courageous.


C. Generous and sensitive.


D. Talented and demanding.


C


Andean Condors(


秃鹰),


weighing up to 13 kilograms with a 10-foot wingspan, are one of the


world's


heaviest


and


largest


flying


birds.


Spending


their


days


circling


the


Andes


mountains


and


nearby Pacific coasts in search of food



they manage to stay afloat (


悬浮)


for hours.


Though researchers have long suspected that the massive creatures conserved energy by using


rising air currents to surf the skies



nobody had ever documented how infrequently the birds used


their wings afloat. Now



a new study has found that the incredibly energy-efficient condors use their


wings just 1 percent of their time - mostly during takeoff and landing.


The


extensive


research,


conducted


in


Patagonia


from


2013


to


2018,


involved


attaching


high-


tech flight recorders to the birds’wings. The collected information was too much to send back


via the phone or satellite network. Hence, the researchers had to physically take back the devices,


which were designed to fall off the birds after a week. While a GPS tracker allowed the scientists to


confirm


the


recorders'


exact


locations,


getting


to


them


was


no


easy


task


given


Patagonia's


rough


surface features.


After


losing


seven


recorders


for


every


one


they


took


back



the


team


shifted


their


focus


to


younger condors, who tend to fly over gently rolling hills rather than the mountain tops frequented


by adults. The 250 hours of collected flight data revealed that the birds flew for an average of three


hours


but


flapped(


拍打)


their


wings


for


less


than


two


minutes


of


the


time.


One


efficient


pilot


managed to cover 172 kilometers over five hours without a single flap!



The researchers say the large fliers consume the most energy during takeoff. However, once in


the


air,


they


can


fly


for


long


periods


of


time


without


turning


on


their


< br>engines



.


The


scientists


suppose that adult condors may demonstrate an even more impressive flight record than the younger.


28. What's the new study mainly about?


A. Feeding habits of condors.


B. Function of condors' wings.



- 1 -



C. Frequency of condors flapping wings.


D. Ways of condors' drawing on air currents.


29. What does the author intend to do in paragraph 3?


A. Indicate difficulty of getting recorders back.


B. Highlight condors' ability to fly high.


C. Present a research outcome.


D. Introduce condors' habitats.


30. Where did the researchers usually find the recorders afterwards?


A. Mountain peaks.


B. Gentle hillsides.


C. Wide valley.


D. Rough sea.


31. In which column of a website can we read the text?


A. Environment.


B. Nature.


C. Education.


D. Geography.


D


SpaceX's first-ever passenger flight to the International Space Station (ISS) ended successfully


on August 2



2020



when Crew Dragon Endeavour landed into the Gulf of Mexico. After a series of


safety checks



the recovery teams unlocked the capsule's hatch and moved NASA astronauts Bob


Behnken and Doug Hurley to shore. During their total 64 days in space



they completed 1,024 orbits


around Earth and traveled 27



147



284 miles.


In a press conference the astronauts described the crucial final minutes of the historic mission


when Crew Dragon fired its rocket pusher to slow its descent for re-entry into the outer atmosphere.



It came alive


,”


Behnken told of the 12-minute pusher burn.



It sounds like an animal coming


through the atmosphere.




Hurley told reporters that following the successful landing



the astronauts had to complete one


final task


—“


making satellite phone calls to whoever we can get a hold of



. The scientists said the


fun attempt had a serious purpose



to ensure that future crews could use the emergency phone to


contact mission control in case the spacecraft landed in an unexpected part of the ocean.


Crew Dragon Endeavour was launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center on May 30, 2020.


After19


hours



the


spacecraft


autonomously


pulled


up


at


the


forward


port


of


ISS.


Hurley


and


Behnken


spent


their


62


days


aboard


the


station


conducting


scientific


experiments


alongside


Expedition


63's



crew


and


participating


in


numerous


public


engagements.


Behnken


also


accompanied ISS Commander Chris Cassidy on four spacewalks to upgrade two power channels.


The


journey


marked


the


first


time


astronauts


have


been


launched


to


orbit


aboard


a


privately-built spacecraft. It was also the first crewed orbital piloted launch from American soil since


the US Space Shuttle program ended in July 2011.


With


the


final


test


flight


complete,


NASA


will


spend


the


next


few


weeks


analyzing


all


performance data. If everything is satisfactory



SpaceX will become the first private company to be



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