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【模拟试卷】吉林省长岭县第四中学2020-2021学年度高三下学期第三次模拟卷英语试卷注意事项：1.答题前，先将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在试题卷和答题卡上，并将准考证号条形码粘贴在答题卡上的指定位置。2.选择题的作答：每小题选出答案后

，用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑，写在试题卷、草稿纸和答题卡上的非答题区域均无效。3.非选择题的作答：用签字笔直接答在答题卡上对应的答题区域内。写在试题卷、草稿纸和答题卡上的非答题区域均无效。第一部分听力（共两节，满分30

分）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、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下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。例：Howmuchistheshirt

?A.£19.15.B.£9.18.C.£9.15.答案是C。1.Howdoesthemanliketobeginhislecture?A.WithanintroductionB.Withasmile.C.Witha

funnystory.2.Whatwillthewomanprobablydo?A.Waitfortheairportbus.B.Gototheairportbytaxi.C.Takeataxiandgohome.3.Whenwillthemanhaveame

eting?A.Inaminute.B.Tomorrow.C.Inacoupleofhours.4.Whatisthemandoing?A.Makingaphonecall.B.Makingavisi

t.C.Makinganappointment.5.Whatmighthavehappened?A.Anearthquake.B.Afire.C.Agasaccident.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）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、7题。6.Wheredoesthemanmostprobablylive?A.Inthecou

ntryside.B.Inabigcity.C.InAmerica.7.WhydoesthewomanthinkthatNewYorkistheonlyplacetolivein?A.Ithasalargepopulation.B.Itoffersac

olorfulandexcitinglife.C.It’snotonlyinterestingbutalsoquiet.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8.Wherewillthewomanhavehersailinghol

iday?A.InItaly.B.InSweden.C.InNorway.9.Howmuchwillthewomanpayforhersailingholiday?A.£450.B.£380.C.£370

.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10.Whatarethetwospeakerstalkingabout?A.Airpollution.B.Transportation.C.Roadconnection.11.Whydoesthemanth

inklawsofcarusewillbemade?A.Becauseroadtraffichastobecontrolled.B.Becausethere’llbenewwaysoftravelling.C.Becausetoomanypeopleenjo

yairtravel.12.Whatdoesthewomanthinkoftravellingbytrainundertheocean?A.Itisexciting.B.Itisfrightening.C.Itisunimaginabl

e.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13.Whatdoesthemanprobablydo?A.Aticketcollector.B.Ajeweler.C.Apoliceman.14.Wheredoestheco

nversationmostprobablytakeplace?A.Onatrain.B.Inthestreet.C.Attheman’soffice.15.Whydoesthemanstopthewoman?A.

Shestolesomething.B.Shewastoorudetohim.C.Shesmokedinpublicplaces.此卷只装订不密封班级姓名准考证号考场号座位号16.Wherewillthespeakersprobablygo?A.

Thepolicestation.B.Thetrainstation.C.Thewoman’soffice.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.HowlongistheEnglishCoffeeShopopentocustomersaday?A.For24hours.B.For8hours.

C.For12hours.18.Whatcanwelearnabouttheradiostation?A.ItisownedbytheEnglishCoffeeShop.B.ItisonMontanaatSeventhSt

reetinSantaMonica.C.Itsellsadvertisingtime.19.Whatistheweatherlikeinthemorning?A.Cloudy.B.Cold.C.Fine.

20.WhatcanwelearnaboutSantaMonicaBeach?A.It’susedforparkingcars.B.It’sagoodplaceforsurfing.C.It’sagoodplaceforskating.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分，满分37.5分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。AULTIMATECANADAANDTHEROCKYMOUNTAINEER15DAYSFROM£4,495Fromthedr

amaticsettingofVancouvertotheeasy-goingcityofToronto,thisadventuretakesusacrossCanadabyrail,onboardtheiconicRockyMountaineerandTheCanadian.Days1-3,

LondontoVancouverFlyfromLondontoVancouver.EnjoyasightseeingtouronDay2,seeingStanleyParkandChinatown.Y

ou’refreetoexploreonDay3.Days4-6,RockyMountaineerJourneyontheRockyMountaineerthroughthewildernessonthewaytoKamloops.Continueon

Day5,alongthe“FirstPassagetotheWest"routetoBanff,wherewespendtwonights.DiscoverBanffNationalParkonDay6.visitingEmeraldLakeandLakeL

ouise.Later,enjoyatalkfromaretiredMountie.Days7-8,JasperNationalParkTakeacoachalongIcefieldsParkwaytoJasper,stoppingtoadmiretheimpre

ssiveAthabascaGlacier.SpendtwonightssurroundedbytheattractivemountainsceneryofJasper,withafreedayonDay8.Days9-11,

TheCanadianStartalongjourneyonTheCanadiantoToronto,settlingintoourberthsaswepasspineforestsandtoweringpeaks.SpendDay10andDay11onboard,travelli

ngthroughWinnipegandacrosstheCanadianShield.Days12-15,TorontoandLondonArriveinenergeticTorontofortwonights,v

isitingthespectacularNiagaraFallsonDay13.AfterafreedayonDay14,flyhomeintheevening,arrivingonDay15.The2022itineraryisdiff

erent.Pleasecallfordetails.WHAT'SINCLUDED•UKTourManagerthroughout•Returnscheduledflights•LuggageServicewithoutpayment•10n

ights’accommodation,3nightsonTheCanadianand13meals•AlltourexcursionsDEPARTURES7May,21£4,79524Sept,21£4,99

521May,21£4,8957May,22£4,4954Jun,21£4,99521May,22£4,79525Jun,21£4,8954Jun,22£4,9953Sept,21£5,09525Jun,22£5,09517Sept21SOLDOUT20Aug,22£4

,995Seeourwebsiteforfull2021and2022datesandprices.1.WherecanthetravelerenjoytheamazingAthabascaGlacier?A.InVancouver.B.InKam

loops.C.InJasper.D.InToronto.2.WhatfeeisNOTincludedduringthewholedventure?A.Round-tripscheduledflights.B.FreeLuggageSe

rvice.C.15nights’accommodationD.UKTourManageralltheway.3.Onwhichofthefollowingadventureswillthetravelerspendmost?A.Tripdepartingon7M

ay,21.B.Tripdepartingon25Jun,21.C.Tripdepartingon20Aug,22.D.Tripdepartingon3Sept,21.BWhenKirkAlexanderwentmiss

ingfor11days,anunlikelysaviorcametohisrescue:hisneighborhoodpizzastore.Almosteverynightformorethantenyears.KirkAlexander,48,o

fSalem,OregonorderedalatedinnerfromhislocalDomino’spizzastore.Hehadnosignatureorder.Sometimeshewould

callforasalad,sometimesapie,sometimeschickenwings.TheonlysurethingforthestaffoftheSilvertonRoadDomino’swast

hattheywouldseeAlexander’snameshowupontheironlineorderingsitesometimebetween11p.m.andmidnightseveraltimesaweek.Until

suddenly,fornearlytwoweeksattheendofApril2016,theydidn’t.ItwasaslowSaturdaynightonMay7thwhenDomino’sgeneralman

agerSarahFullerfeltshecouldnolongerignoreAlexander’srecentabsence.“Iwentandlookeduptoseehowlongithadbeensincehelastordered,”Fullertold

KATU.com.“Itwas11days,whichwasnotlikehimatall.”FullerknewAlexanderworkedfromhome,andneighborssaidherarelyleft.Shealsoknewthathehadsuf

feredsomehealthissuesinthepast.Something,Fullerworried,waswrong.Around1a.m.onSunday.May8,Fullersentl

ongtimedeliverydriverTraceyHamblentostopinatAlexander’shome.HamblenapproachedAlexander’sdoorashehadcountlesstim

esbeforeandknocked.HecouldplainlyseethatAlexander’sTVsetwason,aswerehislights;butafterseveralminutes,Alexanderstilldidn’tanswerthedoor.Hamblen

rushedbacktothestoretorelaytheupsettingdevelopmentstoFuller.SheencouragedHamblentodial911.Soon,officerswereontheirway.WhendeputiesfromtheMa

rionCountySheriff’sofficearrivedatAlexander’shouse,theyheardaman“callingforhelpfrominsidetheresidence,deputiessaid.Theybrokethedoordown,andfound

Alexanderonthefloorinneedofimmediatemedicalattention.Onedaylater,andtheymighthavebeentoolate.AlexanderwasrushedtoSalemHospital,wherehewaslist

edinstableconditionshortlyafterthedramaticrescue.Inthefollowingweeks,Fuller,Hamblen,andotherstoreemployeeswenttovisithimwithf

lowersandcards,notingthatAlexandergreetedthemwithknowingsmiles.4.HowdidFullersensethatsomethingwaswrong?A.SheknewAlexanderhad

serioushealthproblems.B.Alexanderhadn’torderedchickenwingsfornearly2weeks.C.Alexanderhadneverbeforebrokenhisroutineint

hestorefor10years.D.Alexanderhaddisappearedfromthestore’sorderingsystemforabout2weeks.5.Whatcanyouinfer

fromtheunderlinedsentence?A.HamblenwasfondofknockingatAlexander’sdoor.B.HamblenwasmorethananacquaintancetoAlex

ander.C.EverytimeHamblenarrivedatAlexander’shouse,hewouldknockfirst.D.WhenHamblenhadenoughtimeinthepast,hewouldgotoAlexander’sho

use.6.Inwhichcolumnofanewspaperwillyouprobablyreadthisarticle?A.Life.B.Technology.C.Healthy.D.Entertainment.7.Thesayingwecanlearnfromthesto

ryis.A.Bornindistress,dieinpeaceB.DetailsdeterminesuccessorfailureC.EventhewisearenotalwaysfreefromerrorD.Betterlatethanne

verCFormanyCOVIDpatientswithlong-termsymptoms,onlinesupportgroupshavebeenaninvaluableresource.Severalgroupshavethousan

dsofmembers.Inadditiontoconnectingpatientsandadvocatingforbettercare,somegroupsarealsolaunchingtheirownresearcheffortsorcollaboratingwithresearcher

s.Smallergroupshaveformedtofocusonchildrenorpatientswithspecificsymptoms,suchasheartorneurologicalissues.Am

ongthemostactiveisBodyPolitic,asupportgroupthatstartedinlateMarchasasmallInstagramgroupchat.Itnowhasmorethan14,000sign

-upsfrompeopleacrosstheworldandmovedtoSlackwhereithasorganizedintomorethan50channelsondifferenttopics.Thegroupalsolaunc

hedapatient-ledresearcharm,publishingitsfirstsurveyinMayandcurrentlyworkingonanotherone.DianaBerrent,a46-year-oldinPortWashington,N.Y

.,foundedSurvivorCorps,aFacebookgroupandwebsite,inlateMarchafterbeingdiagnosedwithCOVID.Heroriginalmissionwastomobilizerecove

redCOVID-19patientstodonateplasma.Thegroupnowhasmorethan110,000membersandhasbecomeanadvocacygroupforpatientsdealing

withlong-termsymptoms.Thegroupisworkingwithresearchersandlobbyingformorelong-termCOVIDcarecenters.Anotherpopu

larsupportgroupisLongHaulCOVIDFighters,whichstartedonFacebookinApril.OnceitbecameclearthatsomeCOVID-19patientsweren’tgettingbetterevenafterthree

months,asecondgroupformedinJuneforthoseearlierintheirillness.“Eachgroupislimitedtoabout5,000members,”saysChe

lseaAlionar,a37-year-oldlongCOVIDpatientinKeizer,Ore.,andanadministrator.Ms.Alionarsaystherearenewplansforathirdgr

oupasthenumberofpatientsgrows.“OurmissionistoprovidesupportforthosewhosehealthhasbeenaffectedbyCOVID-19,topromotepublicawarenessandeduca

tionregardinglengthyCOVIDrecovery,andtoadvocateforthemedical,mentalhealth,andsocialinterestsoflonghaulCOVIDsurv

ivors,”saysMs.Alionar.8.WhatdoweknowaboutBodyPolitic?A.Itisthemostactiveonlinesupportgroup.B.IthasattractedCOVIDsurvivorsallovertheworld.C.I

thaspublisheditsfirstsurveyinlateMarch.D.ItworksonInstagramandSlackatthesametime.9.WhatwasDianaBerrent’sinitialintentionofsettingupSurvi

vorCorps?A.Tocureherselfofadisease.B.Topromotepublicawarenessandeducation.C.ToprovidesupporttopeoplewhohavesurvivedCOVID.D.TocallonCOVIDsur

vivorstocontributetheirplasma.10.Whatcanweinferfromthelastbutoneparagraph?A.Eachofthegroupshasatmost5,000members.B.ChelseaAlionarhasrecoveredfrom

COVID-19.C.MoreonlineCOVIDsupportgroupswillbeneededinthenearfuture.D.ThenumberofthepeoplewhosufferfromCOVID

-19isonthedecrease.11.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?A.Thetaskandresponsibilityoftheonlinesupportgroups.B.Thesupp

ortforthepeoplesufferingfromCOVID.C.ThewaystodealwithCOVID-19inthelongterm.D.Thetypesoftheonlinesupport.DInalargesurveyofpeople’sfirstmemories,near

ly40%ofparticipantsreportedafirstmemorythatislikelytobefictional,accordingtofindingspublishedinPsychologicalScience,ajournaloftheAssociationforPsy

chologicalScience.Currentresearchindicatesthatpeople’searliestmemoriesdatefromaround3to3.5yearsofage.However,thestudyfromresearchersatCity,Un

iversityofLondon,theUniversityofBradford,andNottinghamTrentUniversityfoundthat38.6%of6,641participantsclaimedtohavememories

fromage2oryounger,with893peopleclaimingmemoriesfromage1oryounger.Thiswasparticularlyprevalentamongmiddle-agedandolderadults.Asmanyof

thesememoriesdatedbeforetheageof2andyounger,theauthorssuggestthatthesefictionalmemoriesarebasedonrememberedfragments(碎片)ofearlyexper

ience—suchasapram(婴儿车),familyrelationshipsandfeelingsad—andsomefactsorknowledgeabouttheirowninfancyorch

ildhoodwhichmayhavebeenderivedfromphotographsorfamilyconversations.“Furtherdetailsmaybeunconsciouslyinferredoradded,e.g.thato

newaswearingnappywhenstandinginthecot(幼儿床),”addedShaziaAkhatr,firstauthoronthestudyandSeniorResearchAssociateattheUniversity

ofBradford.“Whenwelookedthroughtheresponsesfromparticipantswefoundthatalotofthesefirst‘memories’werefrequentlyrelatedtoinfancy,andat

ypicalexamplewouldbeamemorybasedaroundapram,”explainedMartinConway,DirectorattheCentreforMemoryandLawatCit

y,UniversityofLondonandcoauthorofthepaper.“Forthisperson,thistypeofmemorycouldhaveresultedfromsomeonesa

yingsomethinglike‘motherandalargegreenpram’.Thepersonthenimagineswhatitwouldhavelookedlike.Overtimethesefragmentsthenbecomeamemoryan

doftenthepersonwillstarttoaddthingsinsuchasastringoftoysalongthetop,”headded.“Crucially,thepersonrememb

eringthemdoesn’tknowthisisfictional,”Conwaynoted.“Infactwhenpeoplearetoldthattheirmemoriesarefalsetheyoftendon’tbelieveit.Thispartlyduetothef

actthatthesystemsthatallowustorememberthingsareverycomplex,andit’snotuntilwe’re5or6thatweformadult-li

kememoriesduetothewaythatthebraindevelopsandduetoourmaturingunderstandingoftheworld.12.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“prevalent”inParagrap

h2probablymean?A.Unique.B.Crazy.C.Common.D.Doubtful.13.Whatcanbeconcludedfromthestudymentionedinthepassage?A.Somepeoplehaveclearknowledgeabout

theirowninfancy.B.Addeddetailsareanimportantcluetorecallthechildhood.C.Mostpeopleclaimedtohavememoriesf

romage2oryounger.D.Talksbetweenfamilymembersinfluencetheearliestmemories.14.HowdoesMartinConwaypresenthisopinion?A.Bymakingcomparison.B.Bysett

ingexamples.C.Byanalyzingdata.D.Byreferringtodocuments.15.What’sthemainideaofthetext?A.Manypeople’searliestmemoriesmay

befictional.B.People’searliestmemoriescandatebackto2oryounger.C.Themiddle-agedandadultsspecializeindetailingtheirfirstmemory.D.Memoriesdevelop

duetoourmaturingunderstandingoftheworld.第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Insomeschool

s,structuredcharactereducationisapartofthecurriculum,rightalongsidereading,writing,andmath.16Thequalitiesofcharacterdevelopthroughaninteractionof

family,school,andcommunityinfluencesandthechild’sindividualpersonality,experiences,andchoices.Parentshavemanyopportunitiesand

toolstobuildtheirchildren’scharacter.17BearolemodelParentswhoexhibitthequalitiesofgoodcharacterpowerfullytran

smittheirvaluestotheirchildren.Imagineyouarehonest,trustworthy,fair,compassionate,respectful,andinvolvedinthegreaterg

oodofyourfamilyandcommunity.18Theywillalsoseethatthisbehaviorbringsasenseofjoy,satisfactions,andpeacetotheirfamily

.19Childrenalsoneedtolearnthatwhentheyviolateyourfamily’sguidingethics,youwillcarryoutconsequenceswithfairnessanddignity.Alwaystaketh

eopportunitytoexplainwhyyourchild’sbehavioriswrongwhenyoucorrecthim.Makeahabitofidentifyinginyourownmindthevalueyouwishtoteachthechildbasedontheparti

cularbehavior.Chooseaconsequencethatisappropriatetoteachthatvalue.TellstoriesfromliteratureandlifeParentsandteachersusedstoriestoteachmorallessons

longbeforebookswereeveninvented.Asyoutellthestoriesofyourlifeandtheworldaroundyou,youconveylessonsinvaluesandethicstoyo

urchildren.Whenyoulistenandrespondtoyourchildren’sstoriesaboutschoolandpeers,youcanhelpthemthinkthroughtherightthingtodo.20Thesea

necdotes(趣闻轶事)showyourkidshowyourvaluesguideallaspectsofyourlife.A.ProvideopportunitiestopracticeB.Useteachablemomentstobuildcharac

terC.Yourchildrenwillseethisinyoureverydayactionsandchoices.D.Bemindfulofyourchildrenlisteningtothesto

riesyoutellotheradults.E.However,buildingcharacterforkidscan’tjusthappenintheclassroom.F.Buthands-onexperienceisneededtoknowthetruemeaningofchar

acter.G.Usingthemwillgiveyouthejoyandsatisfactionofseeingyourkidsgrow.第三部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D

四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Wimbledontournamentwasgoingon.ThoughIamnotagreatfollowerofthegame.Idecidedto21thisone,onlybecau

seRafaelNadalwasplaying.Andthentherewashis22.“Weird(古怪的)“wasthefirst23thatcameinmymindwhenIsawhim—waist-lengthhair,tonguepiercing,tattoos...Asthematc

hbegan,therewereloud24forNadal.Butasthegame25,itseemedthatNadalwasmadetorunoneveryrallybythis“weirdo”.The26wasshocked.Howcouldheplaylikethis?By

thesecondset,ithadbecome27thatDustinBrown(bythattimeeveryoneknewhisname)wasbeatingNadal28.SoeveryrallythatBrownwon.therewereloudcheers.EvenI

hadstartedcheeringforhimnow.Myunclewasvisitingusthatevening.Ashesawallthis,hesaid,“Lookatalltheseenviou

speople.Theyaresohappythatanaccomplishedpersonisgetting29.”30struckme.Istartedfeeling31thatevenIwasenjoyingseeingagr

eatplayergoingdown.Evenafterthe32finishedandBrownwon,Iwaslow.Mydadsawallthis.Beforegoingtosleep,hekepthishandonmyshoulderand33

inmyears,“Theywerenotcheeringbecausetheyfeltgoodthatagreatmanwas34.Theycheeredbecausethat‘weirdo’showedeveryonethatevent

hebestcanbebeatenifyoutryhard,nomatterhowyoulook.Browngavethem35.Goodnight,son!”21.A.lookB.playC.watchD.show22.A.opponentB.friendC.teammateD.roommat

e23.A.personB.reminderC.nameD.thought24A.voicesB.cheersC.feelingsD.songs25.A.wentonB.calledonC.kickedoffD.setoff26.A.audienceB

.playerC.listenerD.visitor27.A.doubtfulB.meaningfulC.wonderfulD.obvious28.A.unfortunatelyB.effortlesslyC.fruitlesslyD.basically29.A.strickenB.knocke

dC.beatenD.worried30.A.PressureB.SadnessC.ExcitementD.Pleasure31.A.gladB.relaxedC.strangeD.guilty32.A.matchB.trainingC.testD.struggle3

3A.laughedB.jokedC.whisperedD.warned34.A.competingB.improvingC.realizingD.falling35.A.benefitB.hopeC.freedomD.fun第二

节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。China’sleadine-commerceisnot36(entire)new.Bysize,itsmarket37(overtake)America’sin2013—wi

thlittlephysicalstorespace,itsconsumersandretailersshiftedtothedigitalworld.WhenAlibabawentpublicin2014,itwas38world’slargest-everInitialPublicOfferi

ng(IPO)(公开发行股票).Todaythecountry’se-retailingmarketisworth$2trillion,morethanAmerica’sandEurope’s39(combine)market.Forastar

titismoredynamic.Inthepastfewyearsnew40(compete)includingMeituanandPinduoduo,haveboomedwithcreativebusinessmodels.O

nesignoffiercecompetitionisthatAlibaba’sshareofthemarketoftheChinesee-commerceindustryhasdroppedfrom81%whenitwentpublic41

55%today.Competitionhasalsoledtoe-commerceandothertechfirms42(break)theboundariesbetweendifferenttypesofservices43aresti

llcommonintheWest.Pointandclickareoutofdate:online-shoppingplatformsinChinanowfeaturedigitalpayments,groupdeals,socialmedia,gamin

g,instantmessaging,short-formvideosandlive-streamingcelebrities.ThisshifttoamoreChinese-styleglobalindustry44(expect)tobeexcellentnewsf

orconsumers.Priceswouldbe45(low),asChinahasseenmorefiercediscountingbycompetingfirms.Choiceandinnovatio

nwouldprobablygrowaswell.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节应用文写作（满分15分）假定你叫李华，你的英国朋友Jessica听说在中国，中小学学生每天都在课间做眼保健操。对此她感到很好奇，特来信向你了解相关情况。请你根据以下要

点给她回信：1.介绍眼保健操；2.做眼保健操的注意事项。注意：1.写作词数应为80左右（开头和结尾已给出，.不计入总词数）；2.可以适当增加细节，.以使行文连贯。参考词汇：acupuncturepoints穴位DearJessica,Ifyouwanttoknowmoredetail

s,donothesitatetowritetome.Yours,LiHua第二节读后续写（满分25分）阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。续写的词数应为150左右

。Theskywasclearblueandthesuncastdiamondsdownonfields,forestsandvillages.Aflock(群)ofwildduckswereflyinginformationheadi

ngsouthforthecomingwinter.TheyformedabeautifulVintheskyandwereadmiredbyeveryonewhosawthemfrombelow.ItwasafineSeptemberafternoonthatWally,oneofthewi

ldducksintheformationspottedsomethingontheground.Itwasayardwithaflockoftame(驯服的)duckswholivedonthefarm.Theywerewanderingaroundontheg

round,quackingmerrilyandeatingcornthatwasthrownonthegroundforthemeveryday.Wallywassatisfiedwithwhathesaw.Howcomfortablyt

heylive!“Itsurewouldbenicetohavesomeofthatcorn,”hethoughttohimself.Andallthisflyingisverytiring.“I’dliketojustwa

nderaroundforawhilelikethesetameducks.”So,afterthinkingitoverawhile,Wallylefttheformationofwildducks,madeasharp

diveandheadedforthebarnyarddirectly.Helandedsafelyamongthetameducks,andbegantowaddlearoundandquackquickly.Healsostartedeatingcornincheerful

spirits.Atthesametime,theformationofwildduckscontinuedtheirjourneysouth,butWally,whowascontentwiththedeliciouscorn,didn’tcare.“I’llrejoint

hemwhentheycomebacknorthinafewmonths,”hesaidtohimself.Severalmonthswentbyandoneday,Wallylookedupandspottedtheflockofwildducksflyinginformati

on,headingnorth.Theystilllookedbeautifulupthere,attractingeveryone’sattentionwithoutdoubt.AndWallywastiredoftheyard.Itwasmudd

yandeverywherehewanderedtherewasnothingbutduckwaste.“It’stimetoleave.”saidWally,staringatthewildducksintheair.Paragraph1:SoWallymovedhis

wingswithallhisstrengthandtriedtofly.Paragraph2:Whentheflockofwildducksflewoverheadoncemore,Wallytriedagaintojointhem.高三英语答案第一部分听力（共20小题；每小题1

.5分，满分30分）1-5CBCBA6-10ABACB11-15ABCBA16-20AACAB第二部分阅读（满分50分）第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）1-3CCD4-7DBAB8-11BDCA12-15CDBA第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5

分，满分12.5分）16-20EGCBD第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）21-25CADBA26-30ADBCB31-35DACDB第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）36

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节，满分40分）第一节应用文写作（满分15分）【范文】DearJessica,KnowingthatyouareinterestedintheeyeexercisesChinesekidsaredoingeveryday,I’

dliketosharesomeinformationwithyou.Nowadays,anumberofChineseadolescentsaresufferingfromshort-sightedness.BasedontraditionalChines

etreatmenttheory,eyeexerciseshavebeenpracticedregularlytohelpreducetherateofeyedisorder.Therearebasicallyfoursessionsinthewholeprocess,whicht

akesapproximately10minutes.Whendoingeyeexercises,youneedtomakesureyourhandsarecleanandpressonthecorre

ctacupuncturepointsasrequired.Ifyouwanttoknowmoredetails,donothesitatetowritetome.Yours,LiHua第二节读后续写（满分25

分）【范文】Paragraph1:SoWallymovedhiswingswithallhisstrengthandtriedtofly.Buthehadgainedsomeweightfromallhiscorn-eating,andhehadn’texercisedhiswingsmuche

ither.Hefinallygotofftheground,buthewasflyingtoolowandslammedintothesideofthebarn.Hefelltothegroundwithathudandsaidto

himself,“Oh,well,I’lljustwaituntiltheyflysouthinafewmonths.ThenI’llrejointhemandbecomeawildduckagain.”Paragraph2:Whentheflockofwildducksflewover

headoncemore,Wallytriedagaintojointhem.Buthesimplydidn’thavethestrength.Everywinterandeveryspring,hesawhiswild

duckfriendsflyingoverhead,andtheywouldcallouttohim.Buthisattemptstoleavewereallinvain.EventuallyWallynolongerpaidanya

ttentiontothewildducksflyingoverhead.Hehardlyevennoticedthem.Hehad,afterall,becomeabarnyardduck.