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苏州市高三下学期2021年2月学业质量阳光指标调研第一部分第一节：每小题1.5分1.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofgolf?A.It’sfun.B.It’ssillyC.It’sexciting2.Howmuchwillthemanpay?A.50B.40C.2

03.Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?A.Walktothenextstop.B.Waitforthenextbus.C.stayonthebus.4.Wheredoestheconve

rsationprobablytakeplace?A.Atarestaurant.B.Atahotel.C.Inashop5.WhatisJohndoing?A.MeetingthemanagerB.Visitinghisfather.C.As

kingforleave.第二节：每小题1.5分6.WhatdidthemandoinAtlanta?A.Attendedtwomeetings.B.Madeapresentation.C.Workedinthegarden.7.WhydidthewomanmovetoColorad

o?A.Shegotajob.B.Shelikedtheweather.C.Shewenttocollege.8.Whatdoesthemansayaboutthecity?A.It’scleaner.B.It’s

healthier.C.It’smoredangerous.9.Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman?A.Sheismarried.B.Sheislivinginthecity.C.Sh

eisyoung.10.WhathasPeterbeendoing?A.Interviewingnewemployees.B.Shoppingforanewsuit.C.Lookingforajob.11.WhatdoesthewomanthinkofPeter’squitting?A

.Smart.B.Unwise.C.Surprising.12.WhatdoesthemanadvisePetertodo?A.Totryanetworkinggroup.B.Tosendoutmoreresumes.C.Tocallforint

erviews.13.Whydoesthemanmakethecall?A.Toaskforhisaccountnumber.B.Tocheckhiselectricitybill.C.Toregister

inthedatabase14.Whatwillthewomandotohelptheman?A.Openanaccountfortheman.B.Contacttheman’smanager.C.Marktheman’senquiry.

15.Whencanthemangetafeedback?A.BytheendoftheweekB.Attheweekend.C.Afteraweek.16.Whatistheenquirynumber?A.2368.B.3471.C.3

271.17.Whichsuitsyouwhenyoustudy?A.sweets.B.Cola.C.apples.18.Whatareyousupposedtodowhenyoufeelanxious?A.Findacomfortableplace.B.Gooutfo

rawalk.C.Drinkaglassofwater.19.Whatshouldthestudentsavoiddoing?A.Tryingtolearneverything.B.Takingregularbreaks.C.Usingpastexampapers.20.Whatisproba

blythespeaker?A.Astudent.B.Ateacher.C.Aparent.第二部分第一节：每小题2.5分ATherearetwoMaybankholidayscomingup!Whilewe'resureyou're

excitedtohaveafewextradayswithyourfamilyandfriendsthismonth,weknowyoureprobablywonderinghowtokeepthemoccupied!AdaytriporweekendgetawaytoLondon

maybeagoodchoice.We'vepickedthetopfourthingstodo!SEALIFELondonLondonmaynotbetopofmindwhenitcomestocheckingallyo

urfavoriteseacreaturesbutSEALIFELondonoffersafurtherunderstandingoftheunderwaterworld.Headovertothen

ewRainforestAdventureandcomefacetofacewithsomeofthestrangestcreaturesyou’veeverseen.Adultadmission:£26[save£26with2FOR1]Clip’nClimbHea

dtothiscolorfullabyrinth(迷宫)inChelseawherethelittleonescanswing,climbandexploretotheirheartscontent.Letthemtakeonthechalleng

eofthe“Thescraper”,“JungleGym"andlotsmore.Youcanevenregister-to"climbercise",whichincludesaharness(马具)fitting,warmupand60minute

sinsidetheclimbingarena(场地).Childadmission:£17.50ZSLLondonZooEveryonelovesadayoutatthezoo.Explorethe750speciesofanimala

nddiscoverthousandsofsurprisingandfascinatingfactsjustwaitingtobediscovered.HeartheroaroftheAsiaticlions,th

encatchaglimpseofthefriendlygiraffes.Wanderthroughthering-tailedlemurs(狐猴)beforeheadingovertoBUGStoquiztheinsectexperts.Youjusthavetoexperi

enceItyourselves.Adultadmission:£27.04[save£27.04with2FOR1]KidzaniaKidZaniaisachild-sizedcityinShepherd’sBushwh

erethekidsareincharge.Watchtheexcitementontheirfacesastheytryoutmorethan60real-liferole-playactivities.Anem

poweringandentertainingexperience,nottobemissed!Admission:£35(online)[save£35with2FOR1]21.Wherecanpeoplegoiftheylikegiraffes?A.

Clip’nClimbB.ZSLLondonZooC.SEALIFELondonD.Kidzania22.WhatdoweknowaboutSEALIFELondon?A.itofferspeople’sfavoritecre

atures.B.Peopleliketravellingtherebest.C.Allthecreaturestherearestrange.D.Peoplecanexperienceanadventure.23.Howmuchwillfou

rfriendspayiftheygotoKidZania?A.35.B.52C.54.08D.70BSurroundedbytheseaoffthecoastinMid-Norway,liesanislandcalledMyken.Thiss

mallislandhasabouttenpermanentresidents,andformorethan50yearshasbeensuppliedwithelectricityviaa32-kilometeru

nderseacable(电缆).Abreakthatappearedinthecablelastautumnresultedintwomonthswithoutpower,sotheislandcommunitystarte

dlookingintoabetterwayofsourcingtheirelectricity.“Mykenisfaroutatsea,soasfaraspossibleitshouldbetakingcare

ofthingsitself,”saysKyrreSundseth,whoisahydrogen(氢)researcherInNorwayandalsotheprojectmanagerforMyken'senergyproject.“T

hisiswhywewantMykentobecomeentirelyself-sufficientinenergy.Itisalsoimportanttotaketheenvironmentintoconsideration,"hesays.Muchpointstotheidea

thatthesolutionmaylieinahydrogenplant,specificallytailoredforsmallislands.The“rawmaterials”forhydrogenproductioncomefrom

natureitselfintheformofthesunandwind.Researchershavecalculatedthatenergycostswillbelowerbyusinghydrogenproductionthanth

eunderseacableoption.Anditispossibletostoreenergyintheformofhydrogenforlongerperiods.Thismeansthatsupplieswil

lnothavetorelyonalotofexpensivebatteriesorexternalenergysources,evenduringperiodswhenthesunisn'tshining,orthewindisn'tblowing.TheMykenprojecthasat

tractedseveraltechnologycompanies.Theyarecurrentlyworkingonapilotproject.Thepilotinvolvesexperimentsonthefeas

ibility(可行性)ofthehydrogensysteminwhichelectricityisgeneratedfromsolarandwindsources.Theelectricitycanbeu

sedimmediately,butduringperiodswhenalltheenergygeneratedisnotrequired,thespareenergycanbeusedtosplits

eawaterintohydrogenanoxygen.Thehydrogencanbestoredinatank,andusedlatertogenerateelectricity.Thepilot

willhelpresearchersknowmoreabouthoweffectivelythesystemwillworkinthehydrogenplant.Sincetheislandhasadistillery(酿酒厂),wherethedistillation(蒸馏)processre

liesonenergy,ahydrogenplantonMykenoffersanevengreaterenvironmentalbenefit.Spareheatfromthehydrogensyste

mcanalsobeusedfortheheatingpartinthedistillationprocess.“InNorwayalonethereareabout300islandsinhabitedallyearroundbysmallpopulations,”s

aysKyrreSundseth.“Alloftheseislandsmaybecandidatesforusingthistechnology.Inglobaltermsweretalkingabout10000similarislands.24.Whyisahydrogenplantsuit

ableforMyken?A.itisperfectinsizeforsmallislands.B.itcansendelectricitytofarawayplaces.C.Itwillrestorelocalnaturalenvironment.D.Itprovidesgreenands

ustainableenergy.25.WhatismainlytalkedaboutinParagraph4?A.Thestudyontheenergystorage.B.thetestonthehydrogensystem.C.Theexperimentontherawmaterial.D

.Theresearchontheinnovationofthepilot.26.Accordingtothepassage,ahydrogenplantwill_______.A.producepurif

iedseawaterB.provemoretechnicallyreliableC.contributeinmorethanonewayD.benefitfromthedistillationpro

cess27.WhatdoesKyrreSundseththinkoftheproject?A.promisingB.systematicC.irreplaceableD.Time-savingCPeoplethinkofcat

sascute.Butresearchpublishedinapsychologyjournalcallsthemneurotic(神经质的)andunstable.ResearchersfromtheUniversityofEdinburghinScotland

andtheBronxZooinNewYorkcomparedthepersonalitiesofdomestichousecatswiththoseoffourdifferenttypesofwildcats.Tobetterunderstandtheirpersonalities,the

researchersratedanumberofanimals'behaviorsonwhatpsychologistscalltheBigFivehumanpersonalitytraits(特征):extrav

ersionagreeableness,conscientiousness,neuroticismandopenness.DomestichousecatshavesimilarpersonalitystructurestoAfricanlions."It'sw

hatcatsdoprettymuchonadailybasisthingslikebeinganxious,beingtimid,beingexcitable,beingaggressivetowardhumans

,beingaggressivetowardeachother,"saidMaxWachtel,aDenverpsychologistwhodidn'tparticipateinthestudy."Allofthosear

echaracteristicsyouseeinthosecutelittlehousecats,andyoualsoseetheminlions.”Ifyoueverthoughtyourcatwasanxious,insecure,tense,suspiciousoraggr

essivetowardyou,youaren'tmakingituphesaid.Iftheywerebigger,theyprobablywouldconsiderkillingyou.Butthenewsisn'ta

llbad:Justlikelions,housecatsarealsoplayful,excitableandimpulsivelyfunny.Theyjustaren'tverypredictable

.Onemomentcatswillbeenjoyingbellyscratches,andthenexttheywillbebitingyoutomakeyoustop.“Itisgoodtounderst

andthepersonalitycharacteristicsofourpets,"Wachtelsaid."Differentcatshavedifferentpersonalitiesbutasaspecies,therearealotofcommonalities.

”TheresearchersalsostudiedpersonalitytraitsofScottishwildcatsandsomeotheranimals."Acrossthefivespeciesweassessed,perso

nalitystructurewasstrikinglysimilarandalsoseemedtoberelatedtootherstudies'findings,suchasintigers,”theresearcherswroteint

heirstudyintheNovember2014issueoftheJournalofComparativePsychology.Buthousecatsweremostlikelions,potentiallybecauseth

eylivesemi-socialsurroundingsandlionsarethemostsocialofcats.They'recuteandfurry,butweneedtorememberwhenwehavecatsasp

ets,weareinvitinglittlepredatorsintoourhouse,”Wachtelsaid."Catscanbefantastic,sweetcompanions--untiltheyturnonyou.28.Catscanbed

escribedas_______.A.funnyandsafeB.playfulandstableC.fantasticanddevotedD.neuroticandunpredictable29.Howdidtheresearchersconducttheresearch?A

.bymakingcomparisons.B.byanalyzingcauseandeffect.C.bygivingexamples.D.byprovidingexplanations.30.Whichofthefollowing“turnon”sharesthesamemeaningast

heunderlinedphrase?A.Thebookreallyturnedmeontoscience.B.Uponenteringtheroom,heturnedonthelight.C.The

hungrysuddenlyturnedoneachotherforfood.D.Thetrialturnedonthemedicalevidencepresentedbythedefense.31.Whichofthefollowingca

nbeusedasasuitabletitle?A.CatsarebestpetsB.DomesticcatsandwildcatsC.YourcatmaywanttokillyouD.differentcats,differentpersonalitiesDI'ddon

eitbefore,andsoIhadnoreasontobelievethatthistimewouldbeanydifferent.IwassurethatwhenIreturnedhomefrommymissiontrip,asalways,I'dbringbacknothingmor

ethansomemudonmyboots,aholeortwoinmyjeansand,ofcourse,alotofgreatmemories.Thesummerbeforemyhighschoolgraduation,IwenttoWestVirgini

awithothersasvolunteerstorepairthehomesofthoseinneed.Arrivingatourdestination,mygroupwasassignedthetas

kofrebuildingsectionsofahomethathadbeendamagedbyfire.Nosoonerhadweparkedonthehome'sdirtdrivewaythanwesawanexcitedlittleg

irl,nomorethansixyearsold,standinginthedoorwayofthefamily'stemporaryhome.Shoelessandwearingdirtyclothesandthebiggestsm

ileI'deverseen,sheyelled,"Ma,Ma,theyreallycame!"Ididn'tknowitthen.buthernamewasDakota,andfourmoredayswouldpassbeforesh

e’dsayanotherwordnearme.BehindDakotawasawomaninawheelchair-hergrandmother,we'dsoonlearn.Ialsodiscoveredthatmyjobthatweekwouldbetohelpchange

afire-damageddiningroomintoabedroomforthislittlegirl.Grabbingourtools,wewenttowork.Overthefollowingdays,Inotic

edDakotapeekingatuseverynowandthenasweworked.Afewtimes.Itriedtalkingwithher,butsheremainedshyanddistant,a

lwaysflyingarounduslikeatinybutterflybutkeepingtoherself.Byourfifthandfinalday,however,thiswasabouttochange.Be

foreIwenttoworkonherhomeonthatlastmorning,Ispokeforamomentortwowiththegrandmother.IwasespeciallypleasedwhenshetoldmehowmuchDakotalovedher

newroom-somuch,infact,thatshe'dbeggedtosleepinitthepreviousnight,eventhoughitwasn'tquiteready.Aswetalked,InoticedsomethingIhadn’tseenbef

ore--Dakotawashidingbehindhergrandmother.Cautiously,shesteppedintoview,andIcouldseethatjustlikeherclothes,herfacewasstilldirty.Butnoamounto

fsoilcouldhidethosebrightblueeyesandbigsmile.Shewassimplyadorable.Iwantedsomuchtohugher,butrespectinghershyness,Ikeptmydistance.Slowly,shebeganwal

kingtowardme.Itwasn'tuntilshewasjustinchesawaythatInoticedthefoldedpieceofpaperinhertinyhand.Silently,

shereachedupandhandedittome.Onceunfolded,Ilookedatthedrawingshe'dmadewithherbrokencrayonsonthebackofanoldcoloringbookcover.Itwasoftwogir

ls-onemuchtallerthantheother-andtheywereholdinghands.Shetoldmeitwassupposedtobemeandherandonthebottomofthepaperweret

hreelittlewordsthatinstantlybrokemyheart.Nowalmostintearscontrolmyselfanymore--Ibentdownandhuggedher.Shehugge

dme,too.Andforthelongesttime,neitheroneofuscouldletgo.Byearlyafternoon,wefinishedDakota'sbedroom,andsoIgladlyuse

dtherarefreetimetogettoknowmynewestfriend.Sittingunderatreeawayfromtheothers,wesharedafewappleswhileshetoldmeaboutherlife.AsIlistenedtoherst

oriesaboutthestrugglessheandherfamilywentthroughdaily,Ibegantorealizehowboringvariousaspectsofmyownlifewere

.Ileftforhomeearlythenextmorning.Iwasreturningwithmuddybootsandholesinmyjeans.ButbecauseofDakota,Ibroughtbacksomethingelse,too-a

greaterappreciationforalloftheblessingofmylife.I’llneverforgetthatbarefootlittlebutterflywiththebigsmileanddirtyface.Ipraythatshe’llneverforgetm

eeither.32.Fromtheappearancedescriptionofthelittlegirl,weknow_______.A.sheformedabadlivinghabitB.shehopedforabettereducationC.shewasa

ninnocentandlovelychildD.shewasstrongandcalmintheinnerworld33.Whatwereprobablywrittenonthebottomofthepaper?A.enjoyyourhelpB.pl

easedon’tleaveC.helpme,pleaseD.hugmeclose34.Howdidtheauthorfeelafterunfoldingthepieceofpaper?A.Sheworriedaboutthelittlegirl’sfuture.B.Shedecidedto

keephelpingthelittlegirl.C.Shefeltagreateraffectionforthelittlegirl.D.Shegotsurprisedatthelittlegirl’sworthlessg

ift.35.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytellus?A.Onemustlearntosharelifeexperiences.B.Oneoftenwantstoleadameaningfullife.C.Oneoccasiona

llybenefitsfromthepoverty.D.Oneshouldbemoregratefulforthegiftoflife.第二节：每小题2.5分。Whileplentyofbirds--suchasswallows,h

awksandhummingbirds-migrate(迁徙)duringtheday,themajorityoflandbirdstravelatnight.Migrationatnighthasatleastthreeadvantages.___36__Secondly,theair

intheatmosphereisusuallystablerthanduringtheday.Lastlytheairiscooleratnight.Amigratingbirdproducesahugeamoun

tofheatthatneedstobereleased.Mostoftheheatislostfromtheunfeatheredlegs.__37__Nighttimemigratorsincludespar

rows,warblersflycatchers,thrushes,oriolesandcuckoos.Mostofthemdon'tliveinvastopenplaces.__38___Theyaren'tthebestfliers,sothe

yneedthethickcoveragetoavoidenemies.Butflyingatnightisbecomingmoredangerousthanitusedtobe.___39__Awell-lithigh-riseca

nkillhundredsofmigratingbirdsinasinglenight,anissuethathasstartedtoattractmorepublicconcern.IncitieslikeNewYork,ChicagoandHouston,someskyscrapersand

otherlandmarksnowhave“lightsout"programsduringkeybirdmigrationtimesinthefallandspring.___40__Aproteincalled

cryptochrome,whichissensitivetobluelight,isthoughttobethekeytomakingthishappen.Cryptochromesfrommigratorybirdshaveevolvedtorequirelesslig

htandtoallowtheirrecognitionofbluelighttosenseandrespondtomagneticfields(磁场).A.Instead,theyliveinthewoodsandoth

ershelteredhabitats.B.Birdsneedtheheattokeepwarmandmaintainagoodstate.CBirdsdonothavetoworryaboutattacksfromda

ngerous.D.Onlywhenthereisenoughlightcantheygetsignalstomigrate.E.MigratingbirdsuseEarth'smagneticfieldtohelpt

hemnavigate.F.Lightsonbuildingsandtowersconfusebirds,causingthemtocrash.G.Thecoldertheairtemperatureis,themorequic

klythatheatcanbereleased.第三部分第一节：每小题1分Lastyear,Ireceivedaspecialpresent.Mychildren___41___meastainlesssteelcoffeemachineformybirthday.Ilovedrin

kingcoffeeeverymorningandcouldn't___42___touseit.But___43___Ipouredmyfirstcup,thecoffeespilled(洒出)alloverthetable.Thankfully,noonewasaroundtoseemy_

__44___face!Ikepttrying,buteachmorningI___45___beseenwipingupthecoffee.ThenIrealizedifIpouredvery___46___,therecouldbenospi

lling.Mynormal___47___wastorushthroughbreakfasttogetonwithmyday.ButeventuallyIlearnednotonlytopourbutto___

48___theexperience:thetasteandthestillnessofanewday.Itpromotedmeto____49__uponwhetherIwasrushingthroughinotherareasofmylife.SoIsta

rtedtoappreciateeventhemost____50__moments.Whenshopownersapologizedforkeepingmewaiting,I'dsay,“Notaproblem.I'mnot___51___."Ieve

nenjoyedsittinginfrontofmyhousetalking___52___andsharingourownstories,___53__wehadknowneachotherforalongtime.Itseemedthattheworldaroundu

sslowedtoa___54___wecouldhandle.Stillnessnotonlyslowsthepaceoflife,butalso___55__thesoul,helpingustoenjoytheworld’ssmallpleasuresandrealizethetruth

oflife.41A.lentB.offeredC.giftedD.asked42A.helpB.waitC.knowD.complain43A.sinceB.beforeC.asD.until44A.disapp

ointedB.delightfulC.amusedD.astonished45A.wouldB.shouldC.mustD.need46A.quicklyB.casuallyC.slowlyD.patiently47A.promiseB.practiceC.traditionD.

standard48A.possessB.clarifyC.realizeD.enjoy49A.reflectB.decideC.reactD.respond50A.difficultD.ordinaryC.specialD.awkward51A

.indifficultyB.introubleC.inahurryD.indanger52A.colleaguesB.friendsC.relativesD.strangers53A.onlyifB.asifC.ifonlyD.ifever54A.paceB

.stageC.pointD.occasion55A.explainsB.inspectsC.blessesD.feeds第二节：每小题1.5分“Aheavyion(离子)cancertreatmentsystemdev

elopedbyChineseresearcherswillsoonbeputinto____56__(operate)innorthwestChina’sGansuProvince,”researcherssaid.Thesystemwillbeusedi

nahospitalinLanzhou,capitalofGansu,__57___ismainlydevotedtotreatingcancerpatientswiththetechnologyofheavy-ionaccelerators.Cancerradiationtreatments_

__58__(employ)heavy-ionacceleratorscanattack___59__targetwithhigh-energyelectrons(电子)tokillcancercells.Comparedtotradi

tionaltherapy(治疗)suchasradiation,heavyiontreatment___60__(consider)tohavemorebalancedpropertieswith__61____(li

ttle)radiationonhealthycells.Thetreatmentperiodisshorter,___62__thetherapycouldmore____63__(effect)controlcancercells,accordingtoWangXi

aohu,deputydirectoroftheGansuProvincialCancerHospital.ResearcherswiththeInstituteofModernPhysicsundertheChineseAcad

emyofSciencesstartedbasicresearch__64___thetechnologyin1993anddevelopedtheacceleratorsin2015.AreportpublishedbytheNationalCancerCenter

in2017showedthatChinahasnearly25percentoftheworld’snewcancercases,with10000cancerpatients___65__(add)perday.Everyyear,therearetwomill

ioncancer-induceddeaths.Lung,breastandstomachcancersarethemostcommontypes.第四部分第一节：15分假定你是李华,得知近期你市将举办中英青少年历史体验夏令营活动(ChinaandBritainHistorySu

mmerCampForTeenagers)。请你给活动的负责人Mr.Clark写一封邮件,申请做志愿者,内容包括:1.写信目的;2.个人优势;3.表达意愿。注意:1.词数80左右;2.可以适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。第二节：25分.In1989,freshout

ofhighschool,Ihadthedifficulttaskofchoosingacareerpathbeforecollegestartedinthreemonths.InthosedaysinPakistan,therewerel

imitedoptions:becomingadoctororanengineer,orenteringthefinancialworldaftergettingabusinessdegree.Iwasn'tinterestedInengineer

ing,sothatIwasleftwithmedicineorbusiness.Icouldn'tdecide.Myuncle,aninfluentialpersoninthefamily,suggestedthatIdoaworkplacementtoe

xperienceitforamonthinaninternationalcompanyfollowedbyamonthinahospital.Afterthat,Icouldmakeadecision.Itse

emedlikeabrilliantidea.Iwasacceptedforamonth'splacementataforeignbankinKarachi.Igotafeelforhowthewor

ldoffinancefunctioned,madenewfriends,andgenerallyenjoyedthemostlyeasy-goingworksurroundings.Themonthpassedrap

idly,andsoonIbeganworkingataleadinghospitalinKarachi.Theexperiencecouldn'thavebeenmoredifferent.Thehos

pitalhadanintenseenvironment.Thedaysstartedearly(at7am,comparedto9amatthebank),andwerefilledwithendlessduties

.Andthenightcalls!Thiswascrazy,workingallday,throughthenight,andagainthenextday.Ibeganthinkingaboutmytwoexperiences.Th

ebankhadofferedamorerelaxingatmosphere,betterworkinghoursandlessstress.Thehospitalwasfullofexcitementandunpredictability

,butthestudyingandtrainingwasdifficult.Itseemedthatthebusinessoptionwasgoingtowinout.Neartheendofmymonthatthehos

pital,Iwasdrivinghomeafteranespeciallybusynightcall.Infrontofmewasapublicbus,withcollegestudentssittingonthetop.Asthedriverweavedthrough(穿梭)tr

affic,Icouldseetheboysshakingfromsidetoside.Paragraph1:Suddenly,aboyfelloffthebackofthebus.Paragraph2:Thenextday,whenIwenttohospital

toseetheboy,allhisfamilygotup,withgratefulsmilesontheirfaces.参考答案：1-5:BBBBC6-10:BACCC11-15:BABCA16-20:BCBAB21-23:BDD24-27:DBCA28-31:DACC32-35:

CBCD36-40:CGAFE41-45:CBCAA46-50:CBDAB51-55:CDBAD56.operation57.which58.employing59.a60.isconsidered61.less62.and63.effectively

64.into/on65.added书面表达：略