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湖南省郴州市届高三第一次质检英语试题
湖南省郴州市2021届高三第一次质检英语试题
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TopTravelDestinations2020
Penang,Malaysia
Penangisoneoftheonly13statesthatmakeupMalaysiainSoutheastAsia.Itsfoodcultureislikenothingyou’veeverexperienced.Ifyou’reafoodlover,thisistheplacetogo.ThecentrallocationofPenangmakesitahub(枢纽)forcuisinefrommanydifferentregionsincludingIndia,Thailand,Indonesia,andVietnam.
BestTimetoVisit:
NovembertoJanuary
Bali,Indonesia
Balihasalwaysbeenatoptraveldestinationduetoitsbeauty,butevenso,therearestillhiddenspotsawayfromthemaintouristattractionsthatofferseclusion(清静)aswellaspeaceandquiet.OnesuchplaceistheislandofNusaLembongan.OnetouristattractionhereistheunderwaterBigBuddhawhichhasbeenplacedbylocalsasabusinessattraction.Italsomakesforgooddivingandunderwaterphotography,andisoneofthebestvacationspotsforcouples.
BestTimetoVisit:
MaytoSeptember
Auckland,NewZealand
Aucklandisacoastalcityknownforitsbreathtakingviewsandbeautifulbeachesandislands.ThenearbyMountEdenisavolcanicmountainyoucanhikeandexplore.Withitsmanyhikingtracks,views,beaches,andculturalsites,Aucklandhasenoughactivitiestokeepyoubusy.
BestTimetoVisit:
MarchtoMay,SeptembertoNovember
Banff,Canada
LocatedinthenorthernpartoftheRockyMountainsinAlberta,BanffisasmalltownofCanada.MostpeopleoutsideofCanadahaveprobablyneverevenheardofit,butthat’swhatmakesitsodifferentfromotherattractions.VisitorscanskionMountNorquayorridetheBanffGondolaupSulphurMountaintoswimintheBanffUpperHotSpringsandenjoygreatviewsofthecountryside.
BestTimetoVisit:
JunetoAugust,DecembertoMarch
1.Whereshouldyougoifyouareinterestedindiving?
A.NusaLembongan.B.Penang.
C.TheBanffGondola.D.TheBanffUpperHotSprings.
2.Ifyouwanttoexploreavolcanicmountain,whichmonthisthebestchoice?
A.January.B.August.C.October.D.December.
3.WhatmakesBanffspecialcomparedtotheotherthreetraveldestinations?
A.It’sfamousforitstastyfood.B.Itdoesn’thaveanymountains.
C.It’snotwell—knowntoforeigners.D.Itoffersgreatviewsofbeaches.
Afterbravingwind,snow,anddizzyingheightsinthemountains,adognamedMeramayhavebrokenaworldrecordwithoutevenknowingit.ShebeganfollowingagroupofclimberswhoweregettingreadytoclimbuptothetopofMountBaruntseinNepal—itstandsjustsouthofMountQomolangmaat23,389feettall.MerawaseasilyfrightenedwhentheclimbersfirstmetherdowninthevillageofKhare,sotheywereshockedwhenshesuddenlyboundedupnexttothemwhiletheywerecomingdownanothermountainat17,000feet.
Merahadpasseddozensofotherclimbersthatshecouldhavepleased,andfocusedhereyesontheleaderofthismonth—longexpedition,Seattle—basedDonWargowsky.Innotimetheywerelikepeasandcarrots.Donhappilysharedhissleepingbag,tent,andmealswithhisnewcompanionwhilethecrewwashikingtotheMountBaruntseBaseCampoverthenexttwoweeks.
Whenitfinallycametimetodepartfromthebasecampandbegintheirclimbupthemountain,Donknewthewalkwasnoteasyforadog,sohetiedherupnearthecamp.“Shekeptbarkingaswewalkedaway,”saidDon.“HalfanhourintoourclimbIfeltatickle(发痒)onthebackofmyknee.IlookeddownandsawMerafollowingrightbehindmejustlikebefore.”
Afterreachingthelastmountaincampbeforethesummit,theclimbingcrewleftMerasleepinginDon’stentwiththehopethatshewouldnottrytofollowthemupthesteepclimb.Donwasthensurprisedwhenhelaterturnedaroundat22,000feetinordertotakeaphotoonlytoseeMeraclimbingtowardsthemslowly.Finally,afteralongclimb,theyreachedthesummitandtookphotoscelebratingthefirstdogtotopMountBaruntse.
4.WhatwastrueaboutMerawhentheclimbersfirstmether?
A.Shehadjustbrokenaworldrecord.B.Clearlyitwaseasyforhertobescared.
C.Theheightsofthemountainsdizziedher.D.Sheboundedupnexttothemnowandthen.
5.Thesentence“theywerelikepeasandcarrots”inParagraph2suggeststhat
A.theypreferredpeasandcarrotsB.theyknewhowtosurvivethecold
C.theygotalongverywelltogetherD.theywerefaithfulclimbinglovers
6.TheclimbersleftMerasleepinginDon’stentbecause
A.itwasdifficulttowakeherupB.shekepttroublingthemontheway
C.shewastooweaktogoonclimbingD.theclimbwasmoredangerousforher
7.WhichwordscanbestdescribeMera?
A.Poorbutlovely.B.Strongandhelpful.
C.Smartbutnoisy.D.Braveanddetermined.
LawmakersinMassachusettshaveintroducedalawthatwouldbanchildrenintheseventhgradeoryoungerfromplayingtacklefootball(冲撞式橄榄球).TheActforNoOrganizedHeadImpactstoSchoolchildren,ortheNOHITSAct,wasintroducedlastmonthinanefforttoprotectchildren’sheadsfromblowswhileataparticularlyfragileage.
Thebill,whichwouldstillallowflagortouchfootballtobeplayed,wouldcausefinesofupto$2,000foreachtimethelawisbroken.Peoplewhofrequentlybreakthelaw,orthosewhoseactionscausephysicalharm,wouldfacebiggerfines.
“It’sallaboutkids’healthandwehaveanumberofstudiesthatsaythatrepeatedcontacts(接触)totheheadareverybadforyouandtheyoungerthatstarts,theworseitis,"saidRep.PaulA.SchmidIII(D),whointroducedthebillwithHouseMinorityLeaderBradleyJones(R).
Accordingtoa2017studypublishedintheJournaloftheAmericanMedicalAssociation,researchersexamining111brainsbelongingtoformerNFL(NationalFootballLeague)playersfoundthebraindiseaseChronicTraumaticEncephalopathy,orCTE,in110ofthem.Thediseaseisassociatedwithrepeatedheadinjuries,notjustconcussions(脑震荡),andisgenerallyfoundinathletes,retiredsoldiersandotherswithahistoryofrepetitivebraininjuries,accordingtotheConcussionLegacyFoundation,anon—profitorganizationthatworkstostudy,treatandpreventfuturecasesofbraininjuriesamongathletesandotherat—riskgroups.
Similarlawshavebeenconsideredelsewhereinthecountry,includingCaliforniaandIllinoislastyear,thoughtheydidn’tsecureenoughvotestobecomelaw.Thoseagainstpreviouslyproposed(提议的)banshavearguedthatadequateprogresshasbeenachievedtomakethesportsaferandthatthesportofferstoomanybenefitsforchildrentototallyavoidit.
SeveralformerNFLplayers,whohavebeendirectlyorindirectlyaffectedbyCTE,haveargueddifferently,however.“Imadethemistakeofstartingtacklefootballat9yearsold.Now,CTEhastakenmylifeaway.Youthtacklefootballisallriskwithnoreward,"ProFootballHallofFamerNickBuonicontitoldCNNlastyear.
8.WhywasthelawintroducedbylawmakersinMassachusetts?
A.Tomaketacklefootballsaferforplayers.
B.Tobanchildrenfromdoingsportstooyoung.
C.Toencouragethepopularityofsomesafesports.
D.Tokeepyoungchildrenfromsufferingbraininjuries.
9.WhatisParagraph2mainlyabout?
A.Thereasonwhythesportisforbidden.
B.Theconsequencesofbreakingthenewlaw.
C.ThecausesofthenewlawinMassachusetts.
D.Thefinesofplayingtacklefootballincorrectly.
10.Whatdoestheauthorwanttoshowbymentioningthe2017study?
A.Futurecasesofbraininjuriescanbereduced.
B.NFLplayersusedtopaymuchattentiontoCTE.
C.Repeatedheadblowscanresultinbraindiseases.
D.Braininjuriescanreallybepreventedwithaction.
11.WhichwouldmostprobablyshowNickBuoniconti’sopinion?
A.Tacklefootballislessdangerousthanpeoplethink.
B.Youngchildrenshouldavoidplayingtacklefootball.
C.Tacklefootballshouldbemadeeasiertoplaythanbefore.
D.Youngchildrenoftenmakemistakeswhileplayingtacklefootball.
Thereishopeforourplanet’ssurvival.Innovativeproductsarebeingdesignedtoreduceourrelianceonplastic,single—useplasticinparticular.
OnesuchinnovationcomesfrominternationaldesignfirmCarloRattiAssociatiwithits“FeelthePeel”machine,anexperimentalroundedjuicebarthatnotonlymakesfreshlysqueezedorangejuice,butalso3Dprintsarecyclablebioplasticcupwiththeleftoverorangepeels.
DesignedwithglobalenergycompanyEni,thejuiceris10feettallandtoppedwithamassivedome(圆顶),feedingthejuicerwithorangesondemand.Thedomeismadeupofroundtracksthatholdupto1,500oranges.A3Dprinterissetupinthebaseofthemachine.
Themachinegoeslikemagic.Whenanorderisplaced,theorangesslidedownthetrackstoasqueezer,andthejuiceisthendepositedintoan“orangepeel”bioplasticcup,readytoenjoy.Meanwhile,thefreshlysqueezedpeelsfalldownatubeandaccumulateatthebottomofthemachinewheretheyaredried,milled(碾磨)andmixedwithPolylacticAcid,creatingabioplasticmaterial.Thebioplasticisthenheatedandmeltedintoafilamentandthe3Dprinterthencreatesrecyclablebioplasticcups,readytobefilledwithfreshlysqueezedjuice.
Howcoolthatis!
ItseemsthatCarloRattiAssociatiandEnihaveplanstotakeFeelthePeelbeyondjustorangejuice.
“Theprincipleofcircularityisamustfortoday’sobjects,”saysCarloRatti.“WorkingwithEni,wetriedtoshowcircularityinaverytangible(有形的)way,bydevelopingamachinethathelpsustounderstandhoworangescanbeusedwellbeyondtheirjuice.ThenextimprovementofFeelthePeelmightincludenewfunctions,suchasprintingfabricforclothingfromorangepeels.”
12.Whatistheaimofcreatingthe“FeelthePeel”machine?
A.Todesigninnovativeproducts.B.Toproducesingle—useplasticcups.
C.Tocarryoutvariousexperiments.