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届高三英语中学生标准学术能力基础性测试试题
2021届高三英语中学生标准学术能力基础性测试(9月)试题
本试卷共150分,考试时间100分钟。
第一部分阅读理解(共两节,满分60分)
第一节(共15小题;每小题3分,满分45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,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
Keepingeveryonehappyisoneofthegreatestchallengesforanyglobe-travellingfamily.Yetwithitscontrastingblendofgorgeouspublicgreenspacesandchildren-friendlyculturalexperiences,AbuDhabiisawin-winforparentsandkidsalike.
QasrAlHosnandCulturalFoundation
YoungmindsfindplentytobeinspiredatQasrAlHosnandtheCulturalFoundation:
neighboringlandmarksthatpreservetherichculturalheritageofAbuDhabi.Sincethe1790s,QasrAlHosnhasservedaspalaceandseatofpower.Today,surroundedbymoderntowers,itisareminderofthecity’sincrediblegrowth.TheCulturalFoundationwasknownasaplacetofosterculturalexchange,amissionthatcontinuestodaywithaninspiringprogramofexhibitionsandperformances.
UmmAlEmaratPark
There’snoshortageofgreenspacesindowntownAbuDhabi,butfewareasbeautifulasUmmAlEmarat:
avastextentoflawns,datepalms,andwindingwalkways.Since2015,theparkfeaturesanindoorBotanicGardenanddedicatedChildren’sGarden,aswellasanearly100-foothighShadeHousewithtwoviewingplatformsoverlookingthegreenery.OnSaturdays,theparkishometoTheRipeMarketfilledwithfreshorganicandlocalproduce.Eventssuchasoutdoorcinemaandconcertskeepfamiliesentertainedallyearround.
ReemCentralPark
ArtandarchitectureexistsidebysideinReemCentralPark,ahugepublicspaceintheheartofthecitywherefamiliesandfriendscometorelax.Contemporaryartinstallations(装置)anddancingfountainsaredottedaroundthepark.It’samulticulturalscene,wherelocalsandvisitorsfromallovertheworldrelaxonneatlawnsandplaygrounds,catchairattheskatepark,andgatheratrestaurantsandfoodtrucksservingdelicioussnacks.
1.Whichplacehasthepoliticalfunction?
A.QasrAlHosn.B.ReemCentralPark.
C.CulturalFoundation.D.UmmAlEmaratPark.
2.WhatisthespecialpartofUmmAlEmaratPark?
A.Ithasdancingfountains.
B.Itservesdelicioussnacks.
C.IthasanindoorBotanicGarden.
D.Itisareminderofthecity’sincrediblegrowth.
3.Whatdotheseplaceshaveincommon?
A.Theyhavealonghistory.B.Theyaremodernarchitectures.
C.Theyarethecenterofshopping.D.Theycanbringculturalexperiences.
B
Thelate,greatKobeBryantmayhavebeenmostfamousforhisbasketballskills,butpeopleinanyfieldcandrawinspirationfromhisconstantcommitmenttoself-improvement.
AstheworldreactstoKobeBryant’stragicpassingonJanuary26,2020,hismassiveinfluenceextendsfarbeyondthesportsworld.Hewasn’tjustarecord-settingbasketballplayer,devotedfather,andOscar-winningproducer.Hisworkspirit,unwaveringmotivation,andconstantcommitmenttoself-improvementmadehimstandoutamonghiscontemporaries.
Caseinpoint:
hisartofcallingsuccessfulbusinesspeople—oftenoneshe’dneverevenmetbefore—andpickingtheirbrainsabouthowtheybecamesuccessful.Hewaswillingtoputthelegworkintogrowinghissuccess,evenifitmeantadmittingthathealwayshadlotsmoretolearn.
Ina2014interviewwithBloomberg,Bryantdescribedhisprocessandname-droppedsomeofthepeopletowhomhe’dreachedout.“Iwanttoknowmoreabouthowtheybuildtheirbusinessesandhowtheyruntheircompaniesandhowtheyseetheworld,”hesaid.Atthetime,hewasbuildinghiscompany,KobeInc.“SomeofthequestionsthatI’llaskwillseemreally,reallysimpleandstupid,quitehonestly,forthem,”headmitted.“ButifIdon’tknow,Idon’tknow.Youhavetoask.”Humbling,maybe,butnecessary.
Whoweresomeofthesesuccessfulpeoplethatthealready-very-successfulKobeBryantsolookedupto?
Tonameafew:
OprahWinfrey,MarkParkerandpresidentandCEOofNike.Threeyearsago,LowercaseCapitalfounderChrisSaccadescribedhisowninteractionswithBryant.SaccasaidhetoldBryantto“dohishomework”oninvesting—and,sureenough,Bryantwentaboveandbeyond.“Forthenextfewmonthsmyphoneneverstopsbuzzinginthemiddleofthenight,”SaccasaidonTheBillSimmonsPodcast.“It’sKobe,readingthisarticle,checkingoutthistweet,followingthisguy,divingintothisTEDTalk.”Clearly,thiswassomeoneunafraidtogivehisall.
Thoughitmightmakehispassingevenmoreheartbreaking,Bryant’sconstantdesiretodomoreandbebetterisinspiringforsure.WhiletherestofusmaynotbeabletojustdialupOprahorhigh-profileCEOs,wecancertainlyfollowhisexampleinotherways.Wecansurroundourselveswithothermotivatedpeoplethatwecanlearnfrom,andnotbeafraidtoaskpotentiallyembarrassingquestionsifweknowthey’llhelpus.
4.WhatmadeKobeBryantsuperiortootherpeopleofsimilarage?
A.Hisskillsinplayingbasketball.B.Hisresponsibilityforhisfamily.
C.Hisdeterminationandperseverance.D.Hismassiveinfluenceonotherplayers.
5.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“pickingtheirbrains”inthethirdparagraphreferto?
A.Hittingtheirheads.B.Consultingthem.
C.Scoldingthem.D.Followingthem.
6.WhatcanweinferfromSacca’swords?
A.Kobe’ssuccessisowedtohisownindustryandinsistence.
B.ItisannoyingthatKobeoftencalledhimatnight.
C.Kobemaylacksometalentininvesting.
D.Kobecouldn’thavesucceededwithouthisinvestment.
7.WhatmessagecanwegetfromKobe’sexample?
A.Morehaste,lessspeed.B.Don’tcryoverspiltmilk.
C.Strikewhiletheironishot.D.Nothingisimpossibletoawillingheart.
C
Teenagersworldwidedonotgetenoughexercise,compromisingtheircurrentandfuturehealth,theWorldHeathOrganizationsaid.
AstudyconductedbytheUNhealthagencyfound81percentofadolescentsagedbetweenl1and17failtogetatleastonehourofmoderatetointensedailyphysicalactivitysuchaswalking,ridingabikeorplayingsports.Thereportonglobaltrendsforadolescentphysicalactivityisbasedonsurveydatacollectedon1.6millionstudentsfrom146countriesandterritoriesbetween2001and2015.Thefindingsaretroublingbecausephysicalactivityisassociatedwithbetterheartandrespiratoryfunctioning,mentalhealthandcognitiveactivity,whichhaveseriousimpactonstudentlearning.Exercise,alongwithhealthyeating,isalsoviewedbyexpertsaskeytocontrollingaglobalobesityproblem.
Thereportdidnotmentionwhyadolescentsaresoinactive,butaWHOco-authorofthestudysuggesteddigitaltechnologymeansmoreyoungpeoplespendtimeonelectronicdevices.Thestudyalsofoundgenderdifferencesworldwide,with85percentofgirlsand78percentofboyssurveyedfailingtohitthedailyexercisetarget.MaleyouthsinrichWesterncountriesandfemaleyouthsinSouthAsiagetthemostexercise.
WhileinChina,thequalifiedrateofChinesestudents’physicaltestin2018was91.91percent,andtheexcellentandgoodratewas30.57percent.From2016to2018,theoverallhealthstatusofstudentsinthecountryshowedanupwardtrend.However,excludingthestatisticalerrorfactors,achangeofonly1to2percentagepointsdoesnotindicatethatthephysicalhealthofChinesestudentshasimprovedsignificantly,saidLiuBo,directoroftheDivisionofSportsScienceandPhysicalEducationinTsinghuaUniversity.
Thecurrentrateofobesityamongstudentsisstillhigh,accordingtoareportreleasedbytheChineseMinistryofEducation.Therefore,weshouldactivatefamilies,schoolsandsocietytoguidestudentstodevelophealthyhabitssincechildhood,domoreexerciseandpreventdiseasessuchasmyopiaandobesity.
8.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothestudy?
A.TeenagersinsouthAsiagetthemostexercise.
B.81percentofadolescentsfailtogetproperexercise.
C.Moreboyscanachievethedailyexercisegoalthangirls.
D.Thekeytocontrollingobesityproblemisdoingalotofexercise.
9.Whydon’tadolescentsoftenexercise?
A.Theyputmoretimeonstudy.
B.Theydon’tthinkitanecessity.
C.Theythinkexerciseisawasteoftime.
D.Theirtimeisgiventoelectronicdevices.
10.Whatcanweknowfromthelastbutoneparagraph?
A.10percentofChinesestudentsfailedinthephysicaltest.
B.LessthanonethirdofChinesestudentscanreachthegoodrate.
C.Chinesestudents’healthcanimprovesignificantlyinthefuture.
D.HealthlevelofChinesestudentsincreasedalotfrom2016to2018.
11.Whatshouldwedotohelpstudentsbecomehealthy?
A.Preventdiseases.B.Takemoreexercise.
C.Develophealthyhabits.D.Alloftheabove.
D
WorldHealthOrganization(WHO)declaredanofficialnameforthenewcoronavirusdisease:
COVID-19,whichstandsforCoronaVirusDisease19.PublichealthexpertsagreewiththechoicenottonamethediseaseafterageographicregioninChina.“IfthenewnamehadincludedareferencetoWuhanitwouldputatremendousinsulttothepeopleofWuhanwhoarethevictimsofthedisease,”WendyParmet,alawprofessoratNortheasternUniversityandpublichealthexpert,tellsTime.
“Peopletendtothinkofthediseaseasbelongingto,asbeingacharacteristicofsomegroupofpeopleassociatedwiththeplacename,whichcanbereallyoffensive,”Parmetsays.“Tobethoughtofasaholeofdiseaseisnotgoingtobeproductive.Itencouragesthenextcitynottocomeforward,nottoreportadiseaseifyourcityislabeledasthedisease.”
Expertsnotethatthereisa“longhistory”ofdiseasesbeingnamedinwaysthatincludeparticulargroupsofpeopleorplacesoranimals.Aroundthe1500sinFrance,SyphiliswascalledtheItaliandiseaseandinItalyitwascalledtheFrenchdisease.The1918influenzapandemicwaswidelycalledtheSpanishFluintheU.S.eve