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嘉兴地区高三英语模拟测试配套精选

2021-2021学年4月高三英语模拟测试

第—局部：

听力〔共两节，总分值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。

第一节听下面5段对话。

每段对话后有一个小题,从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最正确选项,并标在试卷的相应位置。

听完每段对话后,你都有10秒钟的时间来答复有关小题和阅读下一小题。

每段对话仅读一遍。

isthewomangoingtoattendtheconference?

bus.

willthewomandotoday?

ameeting.

totheofficeearly.

thepresentation.

doestheconversationtakeplace?

atheman'astore.

doweknowabouttheexhibition?

hasthemostvisitorsonweekends.

isclosedonweekends.

isboring.

meetingisthemanagerlatefor?

salesmeeting.

productionmeeting.

riskplanningmeeting.

第二节听下面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、C三个选项中选出最正确选项，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。

听下面一段对话，答复第6和第7两个小题。

isthegirldoing?

aphone.

fordirections.

newstudents.

isthetwo-storeybuilding?

StudentGirls'ComputerCenter.

听下面一段对话，答复第8和第9两个小题。

arethespeakers?

aaticketatheater.

isthewomanprobablyfrom?

听下面一段对话，答复第10至第12三个小题。

isthewoman?

storelibrarian.

doesthemanlooktired?

justdidsomesports.

hasbeenstudyinghard.

workedovertimeinabookstore.

isthewomantryingtodo?

theman.

totheman.

theman.

听下面一段对话，答复第13至第16四个小题。

canwelearnaboutthewoman'smother?

hasbeensick.

missesheroriginalculture.

livesawayfromherkids.

doesthewomanlive?

India.

doesthewomanplantodonextyear?

anewlanguage.

abroadwithherparents.

hermother'snativecountry.

'stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

andandstudent.

听下面一段独白，答复第17至第20四个小题。

canpeoplegettothemuseumfromCherford?

train.

longdoesthemuseumkeepopeneverydayinwinter?

hours.

muchdoesastudentticketcost?

A.￡.￡.￡.

makesthisyearspecial?

familyairadvancedbooking.

第二局部：

阅读理解〔共两节，总分值35分〕

第一节〔共10小题；每题分，总分值25分〕

阅读以下短文，从每题所给的四个选项〔A、B、C和D〕中，选出最正确选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

TherearemanyAmericanexpressionsaboutinsects-likebees,forexample.

Youmightsayyouwereasbusyasabeeifyouspentyourweekendcleaningyourhouse.Infact,youalsomightsayyoumadeabeelineforsomethingifyouwentthererightaway.Whenwegotoseeamovie,myfriendalwaysmakesabeelinefortheplacewheretheysellpopcorn.

Hereisanexpressionaboutbeesthatisnotusedmuchanymore,butwelikeitanyway.Ifsomethingwasthebestofitskind,youmightsayitwasthebee'sknees.Now,weadmitthatwedonotknowhowthisexpressiondeveloped.Iffact,wedonotevenknowifbeeshaveknees!

Ifyourfriendcannotstoptalkingaboutsomethingbecauseshethinksitisimportant,youmightsayshehasabeeinherbonnet.Ifsomeoneasksyouapersonalquestion,youmightsay"thatisnoneofyourbeeswax."Thismeansnoneofyourbusiness.

Hornetsarebee-likeinsectsthatsometimesattackpeople.Ifyouarereallyangry,youmightsayyouaremadasahornet.Andifyoustirupahornet'snest,youcreatetroubleorproblems.

Butterfliesarebeautifulinsects,butyouwouldnotwanttohavebutterfliesinyourstomach.Thatmeanstobenervousabouthavingtodosomething,likespeakinginfrontofacrowd.Youwouldalsonotwanttohaveantsinyourpants.Thatis,toberestlessandunabletositstill.

Herearesomeexpressionsaboutplainoldbugs,anotherwordforinsects.Ifafriendkeepsaskingyoutodosomethingyoudonotwanttodo,youmightaskhimtoleaveyoualoneor"stopbuggingme."Afriendalsomighttellyouagainandagaintodosomething.Ifso,youmightsayheputabuginyourear.

Ifyouwerereadingabookinyourwarmbedonacoldwinter'sday,youmightsayyouweresnugasabuginarug.And,ifyouwishsomeonegoodnight,youmightsay,"sleeptight-don'tletthebedbugsbite."

21.Howmanyexpressionsaboutinsectshavebeenmentionedinthisarticle?

....

22.Ifyouaregoingtogiveaspeechbeforeabigaudience,youwouldprobably______.

A.haveantsinyourpantsB.haveabuginyourear

C.haveabeeinyourbonnetD.haveabutterflyinyourstomach

23.Wecaninferfromthearticlethat_________.

A.beesarepopularinsectsB.beesflytoaplacedirectly

C.beesactuallyhavenokneesD.beessometimesrefertobabies

B

Ifeelodd.There'snootherwordforit.Mylifeischangingagain.MybrotherOscarandIhaveonlyjustsettledintolifeasevacuees（撤离者）andnowwe'regoinghometoaplaceJcanhardlyremember.IhaveheardaboutthewaronMrsBrisbane'sradio.Iknowthatmanyofthehouseshavebeenbombedandsomewholestreetshavebeendestroyed.WillIevenrecognizemyhome?

ThoughtsarespinningroundinmymindandIcanhardlyhearthetrainwhistling.OscarsnugglesuptomeandIknowheisscaredtoo,butprobablyinadifferentway.Afterall,heisonlyfour.

"Don'tworry"Iwhisper,pullinghiminclose."Everything'sgoingtobeallright."Idon'tknowthisforsurebutitmakesOscarfeelbetter.

Idon'twanttoshowhimhowworriedIam.ThetrainisinatunnelandIcan'thelpshivering.I'mnotshiveringbecauseit'sdark;I'mshiveringbecauseIfeelanxious.

Oncethetrainleavesthetunnel,Ilookoutofthewindowasthecountrysidewhizzespast.Itlooksgreenandblue.Flowersofallkindsaregrowinginthebeautifulmeadows,butmythoughtsturntomyMummybackathome.MybagisfilledwithallthelettersshehaswrittentomeandOscar,butIamworried.WhatifmyMummyhasforgottenwhatIlooklike?

ItrytoshakethethoughtfrommymindbutIcan't.ItrytopicturemyMummyinmymind,butmymemorieshavefaded,andallIcanseeisMrsBrisbane.ImissMrsBrisbane.Afterall,shehasbeenamothertomeforthelasttwoyears.Infact,IthinkOscaractuallythinkssheishisrealMummy.

AsthetraingetsclosertoLondon,theviewfromthewindowbecomesdullandcolorless,almostlikealostworld.Itremindsmeofatoycity,whichisoldandcrackedandnobodyplayswithanymore.Itlooksdirtyandpoisonous,comparedtothefreshcountrysidewehavebeenusedto.

Asthetrainpullsintothestationandthencomestoastop,myheartisbeatingwildlyasifaleverispullingitinandout.AsOscarandIstepoffthetrain,myeyessearchfromoneendoftheplatformtotheother.WhenIspotmyMummy'sfaceinthecrowd,IgrabOscar'shandandrunfasterthanIhaveeverruninmylife.WhenIreachmyMummy,Ifallintoherarms,andIfeellikeIcouldstaythereforeverandever.Idon'tfeeloddanymore.

24.Accordingtothestory,whichofthestatementsisprobablyNOTtrue?

A.“I〞havegotusedtothecountryside.B.Londonpeoplesufferfromwar.

C.Peoplelearnaboutwarnewsonradio.D.“I〞canhardlyrecognizeMummy.

25.Howdo“I〞feelwhenthetraindrivesintothestation?

A.Excited.B.Sad.C.Anxious.D.Relieved.

26.“I〞takethetraintoLondonforthereasonthat________.

A.thewarisspreadingfromthecitytothecountryside

B.wefindourMummyinthecityaftersheislostfortwoyears

C.Ms.Brisbanehastreateduskindlyinthepasttwoyears

D.Mummyisexpectingaget-togetherwhenthewarends

C

Wehaveknownforalongtimethatourbodyposture--thewayweholdourbodieswhenwesit,standorwalk-tellstheworldalotaboutus.ButasocialpsychologistnamedAmyCuddybelievesourbodypostureaffectthewayweseeourselves.

Morethan24millionpeoplehaveviewedAmyCuddy'sTEDtalkonpowerposing.ItisthesecondmostviewedTEDtalkinthehistoryofallTEDtalks.TEDisanorganizationwithonegoal:

tospreadideasintheformofshorttalks.

Thepowerofthe"powerpose"hastakenonalifeofitsown.Ms.Cuddyspeaksallovertheworldsharingthepowerofthetwo-minutepowerpose.Shesayshergoalistogivepowertothepowerless.Ifyouspreadyourarmswideaboveyourheadasifyouarewinningaraceforatleasttwominutes,accordingtoresearchbyMs.Cuddyandhercolleagues,yourbrainchemistrywillchange,givingyoumoreconfidence.

AmyCuddy,aprofessoratHarvardBusinessSchool,setupanexperimentwithcolleagueDanaCarney,asocialpsychologistatColumbiaUniversity,toseeifaperson'sbodylanguageaffectedthebrain'schemistry.

Theyasked42menandwomentoholdhigh-orlow-powerposes.Peopleinthehigh-powerposegroupheldposessuchasputtingtheirfeetonadeskwiththeirhandsbehindtheirheadsorholdinguptheirheadasawinner.Peopleinthelow-powergroupheldposessuchassittinginachairwitharmsheldclosetothebodywithhandsfoldedorstandingwitharmsandlegscrossedtightly.Bothgroupsheldtheposesfortwominutes.

Theresearchersfoundthattwominutesofhigh-powerposingloweredthestresshormonecortisolandincreasedlevelsoftestosterone.Lower-powerposingdidtheopposite.Toomuchcortisolaffectslearningandmemoryandincreasestheriskofdepressionandmentalhealthproblems.Testosterone,ontheotherhand,isthehormonelinkedtoself-confidence.

Ms.Cuddyhassaidthatthisresearchcanhavereallife-changingeffectsonpeoplewhofeelpowerless-peoplewhoarerecoveringfroman-illnessorfacingajobloss.

Sheaddsthatanyoneneedinghigherconfidencelevels-fromathletesandperformerstopeopleheadingintoajobinterview-couldbenefitfrompowerposing.

Ms.Cuddysaysshealsowantstohelppeoplewiththe"impostorsyndrome."The"impostorsyndrome"isthefeelingthatyouarenotgoodenoughtobewhereyouareandthatyouwillsoonbediscoveredtobeafake,or…well,animpostor〔赝品，滥竽充数的人〕．Amywouldhavequitschoolhadheradvisernotorderedhertopretendtobequalifiedforamaster'sdegree.AmyfakeditallthewaytoHarvardBusinessSchoolwheresheisnowaprofessor.Hersuggestiontothehelplessis"Fakeittillyou