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2021届高三二轮复习联考（二）新高考卷I英语试卷考试时间100分钟,满分120分注意事项：1.答卷前,考生务必将自己的姓名、考生号等填写在答题卡上。2.如回答选择题时,选出每小题答案后,用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动,用橡皮檫干净后,再选涂其他答案标号。回

答非选择题时,将答案写在答题卡上。写在本试卷上无效。3.考试结束后,将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。第一部分阅读（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。并

在答题卡上将该选项涂黑。AChoosingtherighthikingequipmentwillmakeyourwalksaferandmorecomfortable.Gettingitrightiseasywithourpickofthebest,don’thesitatetograbthem.

SMARTSOCKSSmartwoolWomen’sPhDOutdoorLightPrintCrewWalkingSocks(£16.09)Builtformileaftermileoftrail,thesesocksaresolightandseamlessyou’llbarelynotice

you’rewearingthem.DarnToughKelsoMicroCrewLightCushion(£20)KeepyoucoolwhilegoingthedistanceinthesewoolsocksThey’recushionedandsilkysoft.1000Mi

leFusionWalkingSock(£15.99,twinpack)Needextracomfort?TheFusionWalkingSockhasablister-freeguaranteethankstocleverdouble-layerte

chnologyandpaddedzones.LIGHTWEIGHTJACKETSSmartwoolMerinoSmartUltraLightHoodie(£114.99)Thiswindprooflayerpacksawayintoitspocket.BerghausWomen’

sSkerraySmock(£70)Staywarmifthewindgetsupinthissuper-light,water-repellentsmockjacketwithafittinghood.Itpacksawayintothesmallpocket.Finis

terreMistralWaterproofJacket(£185)Lightyetfullywaterproof,thiscoolhigh-qualityjackethaszippedpockets

andanadjustablefoldawayhood.SUMMERSHORTSJackWolfskinOverlandZipAway(£115)Alwayschillywhenyousetoutbutboilingbythetimeyou

’reclimbingthathill?Withthesecleverpants,yougetapairofsoft-shelltrousersandapairofshortsinone.1.Whatcan

weknowfromthepassage?A.Ifyouwanttoprotectyourfeet,you’dbetterchooseCrewWalkingSocks.B.CrewLightCushionisakindofsockspecialinmaterialtokeepyouc

ool.C.BoththeLightHoodieandSkerraySmockcankeepoutthewind.D.Alltheequipmentrecommendedcanbefoldedandputinap

ocket.2.Ifyouwanttogohikinginsummer,whichonewillbethebestchoice?A.CrewWalkingSocks&WaterproofJacketB.Ligh

tHoodie&FusionWalkingSocksC.OverlandZipAway&CrewLightCushionD.FusionWalkingsocks&SkerraySmock3.Inwhichcolumncanyoufindthepassage?A.NewTechnology.B.Li

feStyle.C.FashionCostume.D.Advertisement.【答案】1.C2.C3.DBEverysuperhero,nomatterhowsmall,needsacape(披风).ThatwasRobynRosenberger’smotivationwhenshes

tartedsewingsuperherocapesforkidswithcancer,heartdefects,andotherseriousdiseases.Itallbeganwhenshewasmakingacapeasabirthdaypresentforhernephew.Rosenb

ergerheardofagirlnamedBrennawhowasbattlingapotentiallydeadlyskinconditioncalledharlequinichthyosis(丑

角样鱼鳞病).Anyonegoingthroughwhatshewasgoingthroughhadtobetough.“Ihadanahamoment,”Rosenbergersays.“Brennawasasuperhe

ro!Sheneededacape.”SoRosenbergersentherone,andBrenna’smotherwasdelighted.Rosenbergerfoundtenmorekidso

nlineandsentouttenmorecapes.Beforelong,shequitherjobatasoftwarecompanytodedicateherselffull-timetotinysuperheroes.com,awebsitewhe

repeoplecanbuyhandmadecapesforbravekidsfacingillnessanddisability.Since2013,Rosenbergerandhersmallpaidstaffhavesentmorethan12,000handmadecapes

tokidsinall50statesand15othercountries.Thecapescomeinpink,blue,purple,orredandcanbedecoratedwiththechild’sinitialsors

pecializedpatches,includingaheart,arocket,oralightningbolt.Onerecipientwaseight-month-oldGabe,whowasbornwithimperfection,whichcausesdistinctfacialfe

atures.RosenbergersenthimaredcapewithabrightyellowGinthecenter.Itwasahit.Gabeisnowafixtureonthecompany’ssocialm

ediaposts.“TheTinySuperherocommunityhasbeenawonderfulconnectiontohave,”saysGabe’smom,KateGlocke.Infac

t,twoyearslater,“westillbringGabe’scapewithustoeveryhospitalappointment.”4.WhydidRosenbergerstartsewingsuperherocapesforkids?A.Becau

seshewasgoodatsewingsuperherocapes.B.Becauseshewantedtoshowbraveryofthekids.C.Becausesheplannedtogivekidssuperherocapesasgifts.D.Becau

seshethoughttheirparentscouldn’taffordcapes.5.WhatdoweknowaboutRosenbergerandhersmallpaidstaff?A.Theycreatedmorethan12,000handm

adecapes.B.Theymetkidsfrom50statesand15othercountries.C.Theyprovidedcapesindifferentcolorsandstyles.D.They

hadmadealotofmoneybysellingcapes.6.WhatwordscanbeusedtodescribeRosenberger?A.Hardworkingandwealthy.B.Warm-hear

tedandloving.C.Strong-willedandambitious.D.Talkativeandathletic.7.Whatisthepurposeofthistext?A.Toadvertiseawebsitesellinghandm

adecapesB.Tocallonmorepeopletohelpthesickkids.C.Todescribedifferentsuperherocapes.D.Tointroduceakindwomanhelpingsickkids.【答案】4

.B5.C6.B7.DC“MyP.E.teachertaughtmemaths.”IthasbeenacommonjokeforyearsbutwhenaP.E.teacherappliedforthehead-t

eacherjob,manyparentsworriedthat“thejokecouldcometrue”.Someparentsasked,“DoestheP.E.teacherknowmathsandEnglish?Ifnot,howishesupposedtotutorthest

udents?”ButtherewerestillparentswhobelievedP.E.teachershadmoretimetodisciplinethestudentssincetheydidn’thav

emanyclasses.Thisconcernisactuallya“subjectbias”,thatis,choosingaP.E.teacherasthehead-teacherisnotgoodforthestudents’gradessincehedoesn’tknowChine

se,maths,orEnglish.ItisacceptableforChineseteachers,mathsteachersandEnglishteacherstobehead-teachersbecau

sethesesubjectsareimportanttoentranceexamsandscores.Suchaconcernreflectsparents’anxietyinthecurrenteducationa

lenvironment,whichtendstolinkthehead-teacher’sresponsiblesubjectwiththefactswhethertheschoolcaresaboutthec

lassandthechildren’sperformancesinthesubject.Manypeoplecareabouttheirkids’academicperformancesonly.Theydon’tcareabo

uttheirkids’P.E.performanceatall.EvenifkidshaveP.E.classes,parentscarelittle.P.E.teachersareinhumbleposition

andtheirclassesareoftenoccupiedbyotherteachers.Ofcourse,ifstudents,P.E.performanceisrelatedtogradesandentranceexa

ms,parentswon’tmind“aP.E.teacherbeingthehead-teacher”.AtthemomentP.E.isgraduallyincludedinentranceexams.Interms

ofhighschoolentranceexamination,GuangzhouwilllaunchanewhighschoolentranceexamwhichincludesP.E.performanceandHealthexaminationin2021,raisingt

hescoreto70points.Intermsofthecollegeentranceexamination,universitieshavingtherightofindependentenrollmentsaddedP.E.teststotheirentranceex

amsin2019.Thispracticeisseenasanimportantsignalthattheassessmentofphysicalfitnessandathleticability,whichareimportantaspectsofastudent’soverallq

uality,maybeincludedinthecollegeentranceexaminationinthefuture.Wehopethatit’satrendforP.E.teachers,musicteachersanda

rtteacherstobecomehead-teachers.8.Bysaying“MyP.E.teachertaughtmemaths”whatdoestheauthorintendtoshowus?A.Itisjustajo

kethatseldomhappenedinreality.B.P.E.teachershardlyassiststudentsinmaths.C.P.E.teachersaregoodatteachingmaths..D.ParentsdoubttheabilityofP.E.tea

cher.9.Wecaninferfromparagraph2thataP.E.teacher.A.isoflittlebenefitforstudents’academicperformanceB.ishumblerthan

Chinese,mathorEnglishteachersC.reflectswhethertheschoolcaresabouttheclassD.getsunfairlyjudgedduetothec

urrenteducationalsystem10.WhydoesGuangzhouraiseproportionofP.E.performanceinhighschoolentranceexamination?A.Toraisestudents’awarene

ssofphysicalhealth.B.TocallonparentstopayattentiontoP.E.teachers.C.Totesttheoverallabilityofhighschoolstudents.D.TomakeP.E.teache

rsequalwithotherteachers.11.WhatopiniondoestheauthorholdtowardsP.E.teachersworkingashead-teachers?A.Neutral.B.Unexpected.C.Supportive.D.Criti

cal.【答案】8.D9.D10.A11.CDMorethanafifthoftheworld’splantspeciesfacethethreatofextinction,atrendwithpotentiallydisastereffectsforlifeonE

arth,accordingtoresearchreleasedonWednesday.Butaseparatestudywarnedthatextinctionofmammalshadbeenestimatedtoohighlyandsuggestedsomemammalspeciesthoug

httohavebeenwipedoutmayyetberediscovered.StephenHoppersaidthereportonplantlosswasthemostaccuratemappi

ngyetofthethreattotheplanet’sestimated380,000plantspecies.Thisstudyconfirmswhatwealreadysuspected,thatplantsareunderthreat

andthemaincauseishuman-causedhabitatloss,Hoppersaid.Thestudy,carriedoutbyKewwiththeNaturalHistoryMuseuminLondonandtheInternationalUnionfortheCon

servationofNature(IUCN),seta“majorbaseline”forfutureconservationefforts,hesaid.“Wecannotsitbackandwatchplantspeci

esdisappear—plantsarethebasisofalllifeonEarth,providingcleanair,water,foodandfuel.Allanimalandbirdlifedepe

ndsonthem,andsodowe”,Hopperadded,ThestudycomesaheadofameetinginNagoya,Japan,fromOctober18to29,wheremembersofthe

UN’sBiodiversityConventionwillsetnewtargetstosaveendangeredwildlife.CraigHiltonoftheIUCNsaidhehopedtheNagoyameetingwouldsetthegoalo

fpreventingtheextinctionofanyknownthreatenedspeciesby2020.“Wewanttomakesurethatplantswillnotbeforgotten”,hesaid.Inthe

irstudy,researchersassessedalmost4,000species,ofwhich22percentwereclassedasthreatened,especiallyintropicalrainforest.Plant

sweremorethreatenedthanbirds,asthreatenedasmammalsandlessthreatenedthanamphibians(两栖动物)orcoral(珊瑚),itsai

d.12.Theunderlinedpart“beenwipedout”inthefirstparagraphcanbereplacedby________.A.turnedoutB.brokenou

tC.diedoutD.runout13.AccordingtoHopper,theplantsareunderthreat________.A.becausetoomanyanimalseatthemasfoodB.owingto

theircompetitionagainsteachotherC.mostlybecausehumansdestroytheirlivingareasD.forthegrowingairandwaterpollution14.Wha

tdoscientistssuggestforplants?A.Sittingbackandwatchingthemdisappear.B.Makingthemsupplymorefoodtohumans.C.Preventinghumansfromusingplantproducts.D.Tr

yingtoprotectthemfromdyingout.15.Whichofthefollowingareleastlikelytobeendangered?A.BirdsB.PlantsC.AmphibiansD.Coral【答案】12.C13.C14.D15.A第二节（共5小题；每小题

2.5分,满分12.5分）根据短文内容,从短文中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。WhatIsStealingYourTimein2020andHowtoGetItBackAsurveyfromjobssiteGlassdoorfoundthat79

%ofU.S.employeessaytheywouldprefermoretime-relatedbenefitsoverapayraise-includingvacationdays(37%),paidsickdays(32%)andaflexibleschedule(30%).“Thisye

arhasmadeusallmorevaluethingsthataretrulyimportantinlife,andchangedourrelationshiptowork,”saysAshleyW

hillans,anassistantprofessoratHarvardBusinessSchool.“Attheendoftheday,timeisourmostvaluableresource,andwecannever

getitback.”____16____.Arrangeit____17____.Andthentakeahardlookattheresults.Probably,fartoomuchtimeisbeings

pentonunproductiveperiodslikecommutes(通勤);browsinganxiety-producingnewsfeeds;ordoingstuffyoureallydislike,mainlybecaus

eyouthinkyouhaveto.____18____.Yes,youcanessentiallyfindmorefreetimeforyourself,likecleaningyourhouse.Itwillcostyouinsometerms,butifyoucanaff

ordit,theeffectonyourlifehappinesswillbewildlydisproportionate.Leisuretimematters.Thepointofgeneratingmoretimeforyourself

isnotthatyoucanspenditallplayinggamesonyoursmartphoneorzoningoutinfrontofaTVscreen.____19____—butaimformore“active”leisuretha

tisproventoproducerealhappiness,likehavingmealswithfriends,volunteering,exercising,orengaginginyourfavoritehobbi

es.“Itdoesn’tnecessarilyrequiremajorlifechanges,likequittingyourjoborretiringearly,”Whillanssaid.____20____Useyourhoursdeliberately,withm

oreintention,anditwillhavepowerfuleffectsonyourhappiness.”A.SaveyourtimeB.BuymoretimeC.HerearethreetipsfromWhil

lansD.Thatis“passive”leisure,anditisfineinmoderationE.TherearesomefindingsonwhatisstealingyourtimeF.Writedownhowyouarespendingyourdays,downtotheminu

teG.Itcanalsobeaboutsmallerchanges,likehowyouusethenext30minutes【答案】16.C17.F18.B19.D20.G第二部分语言运用（共两节,满分30分）第一节（共15小题；每小题1分,满分15分）阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B

、C和D四个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。GrowinguptherelationshipbetweenmyfatherandIisthataskedhimquestionsand

hetoldmetheanswers.Inmyteenyears,hetaughtmethingsI’dneedtoknowto____21____intherealworld.WhenImovedoutonmyown,Icalledhimatl

eastonceaweek,usuallywhensomethingbrokeinmyapartmentandIneededtoknowhowto____22____it.Butthen,____23____Ineededhimless.Igotmarried,andmyhus

bandhadmostoftheknowledgeI____24____.Foreverythingelse,wehadGoogle.Idon’tknowwhenit____25____butourco

nversationswhenI____26____arejustsixwords.Me:“Hi,Dad.”Him:“Hi,sweets.Here’sMom.”Ilovedmydad,ofcourse,butI____27____attimesifmaybehehadalr

eadysharedeverythingI____28____toknow.Then,thispastsummer,myfamilymovedtomyparents’____29____ourhousewa

sbeingrenovated.Dadaskedmetohelphimrebuildalakehousewithwood.Withouthesitation,Iagreed.Afterall,Icoulddoforfreerent.Asweputthenewwoodtoge

therpiecebypiece,mydadknowing____30____whatwentwhere,Ilookedathim.“Howdoyouknowhowtobuilda(n)____31____”“Ispentasummerincollegebu

ildingitontheJerseyShore.”“Youdid?”IthoughtIknew____32____aboutmydad.Iknewthesummerwhenheburnedhishandsrawatthehorseradish

(辣根酱)manufacturingplantandthedinerline-cook(流水线厨师)positionthat____33____himhowtomakethebesteggroll.ButI____34____knewthis.Irealized

thatmaybeit’snotthatthere’snothinglefttosay____35____it’sjustthatI’vespentmylifeaskinghimthewrongquestions.21.A.su

rviveB.existC.lastD.live22.A.workB.fixC.storeD.purchase23.A.consequentlyB.graduallyC.actuallyD.frequently24.A.gainedB.requestedC.lackedD

.grasped25.A.appearedB.happenedC.changedD.challenged26.A.visitedB.chattedC.calledD.asked27.A.wonderedB.consideredC.orderedD.wandered28.

A.desiredB.seemedC.suspectedD.needed29.A.thoughB.whileC.unlessD.if30.A.nearlyB.exactlyC.originallyD.merely31.A.apartmentB.garde

nC.cabinD.store32.A.nothingB.somethingC.everythingD.anything33.A.constructedB.suggestedC.caughtD.taught34.A.everB.nev

erC.hardlyD.almost35.A.butB.andC.orD.so【答案】21.A22.B23.B24.C25.B26.C27.A28.D29.B30.B31.C32.C33.D34.B35.A第二节（

共10小题；每小题1.5分,满分15分）阅读下面材料,在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Starbuckswilleliminateplastic____36____(straw)fromitsstoreswor

ldwidein2021toreducepollution____37____(cause)byplastic,thecompanysays.Thecoffeeretailer(零售商)willgraduallyreduceusingsingle-usestraws____38

____itsmorethan28,000locations,cuttingout____39____estimated1billionstrawseachyear.Customerswillinsteadbegiven

plasticlidsdesignedforusewithoutastraworwithnon-plasticstraws.“Notusingastrawisthe____40____(effective)thingwehaveeverdonefortheenvironmen

t,”saidColleenChapman,vice-presidentofStarbucks’globalsocialimpact,inastatement.TheannouncementcamejustoneweekafterSeattle,Washi

ngton—hometoStarbucks’headquarters—becamethefirstmajorUScity____41____(ban)single-useplasticstrawsinbars

andrestaurants.Starbucks’pushbackagainstplastichasdrawnamixed____42____(react).M.Sanjayan,CEOofConservationInternational,iss

uedastatementsaying“500mplasticstraws____43____(throw)awayeverydayintheUS”andpraisedStarbucksforits“meaningfulactiontoprot

ectouroceans”.Butmanyconsumers____44____(voice)concernfordisabledpeople.“Whataboutthose_____45_____relyonstrawsduetodisabilit

y?Ioftencan’tdrinkoreatwithoutthem.”acustomertweeted.【答案】36.straws37.caused38.from/in39.an40.mosteffective41.toban42.reaction43.

arethrown44.voiced45.who第三部分写作（共两节,满分40分）第一节书面表达（满分15分）46.“光盘行动”悄然流行，但是校园生活中依然存在一些浪费现象，假设你是校学生会主席李华，请你代表学生会

用英语写一封倡议书，呼吁在校留学生也参与“光盘行动”，厉行节约，反对浪费。注意：1.词数80词左右；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；3.开头已给出，不计入词数。参考词汇：光盘行动“ClearYourPlate”campaignDearfellows,_________

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________________________Students’UnionJanuary5,2021【答案】Dearfellows,With“ClearYourPlate”campaigngaininggroundinsociety,whichadvocatessav

ingagainstwasting,I’dliketocalloneveryonetomakeadifference.It’shightimewefoughtagainstwasting.Hereiswhatwecando.Fir

stly,wemightaswelltakeactivepartintheactivitiesourschoolcarriesouttoarouseourawarenessofsaving.Therefore,wewillformthehabitofsaving

.Besides,relevantrulesandregulationsaresupposedtobeobservedstrictlysuchas“eatingupallthefoodwetakeinourplates”.Ifeveryonemakesacontribution,th

eworldwillbecomemorebeautiful!Let’sjoinhandsandtakeactionimmediately!Students’UnionJanuary5,2021第二节读后

续写（满分25分）47.阅读下面短文,根据所给情节进行续写,使之构成一个完整的故事。注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2.续写部分分为两段,每段的开头语已为你写好；Iworkedinthelocalpetregistrationoffic

einourneighborhood.IthadbeenafewmonthssinceourbelovedBamahadpassedaway.He’dlivedagood,longlife.Myhusband,Alan,andIdidn’thavechildren.O

urboxer(拳狮犬)wasourbaby.AfterBama’sdeath,wecouldn’tbringourselvestogothroughhistoystodecidewhattokeep,soweputthemall

inourcloset.ItoldmyselfI’ddoitwhenIwasready.Apparently,Istillwasn’t.NowIsatonmyfrontporchandsobbed.Friendsandfamilyhadsu

ggestedwegetanotherdog,butAlanandIdismissedtheidea.Wecouldn’tgothroughthatkindofheartbreakagain.Besides,Ididn’twantjustanydog.IwantedB

ama.Igazedoutovertheyard.Acrossthestreetwasadog.Aboxer.Iwipedthetearsfrommyeyes.Washerealorjustamythofmywishfulimagination?Iblinked.T

heboxerwasstillthere.Welockedeyes.Heranatamoderatelyswiftpaceacrossthestreet,straighttowardme.Tentatively,Iofferedmyhand.He

lickedme.Iletoutasurprisedlaugh.ThisdogwasyoungerthanBama,smaller.Bamahadbeenwhite,butthisdog’sfurgotstripes.HeworeacollarbuthadnoID.Ikn

ewhemustbelongtosomeoneintheneighborhood,butI’dneverseenanotherboxeraround.IwouldhaverememberedifIhad.“Wheredidyo

ucomefrom?”Iaskedthedog,scratchinghimbehindtheears.Hedidn’tseemlost.Justasifheweredroppingbyforavisit.“Alan!”Icalled.“Youhavetocomeseethis!”

Alanjoinedme,andwesattogetherinwonderforamoment.Thentheboxergotupandranoff.Inthefollowingdays,he’dsometimesappearinthebackyardwhenAlanandI

wereoutside.Othertimes,he’dwaitforusonthefrontporch.“Iwishhe,dannouncehimself,”Alanjoked.“Knockonthedoororsomething.”Thenext

day,therewasastrangescratchingatthedoor.Iopeneditandsawthemysteryboxer,doggiesmilewide.Thedogseemedtoknowexactly

whatmyhusbandandIneeded._____________________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________________________________________Recoveringfrompainofthegreat

loss,Iwantedtoknowwhohisownerwas.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________【答案】Thedogseemedtoknowexactlywhatweneeded.Seeinghimwashelpingmeworkthroughmygrief.Wit

heachvisit,Icouldfeeltheacheinmyheartlessen.InoticedthatIcouldnowpassBama’sfavoritenappingspots.IrealizedIco

uldfondlyrecallhowBamawouldfollowusfromroomtoroom—ourconstantcompanion.Memories,untilrecently,hadhurttoomuchtogoon.Somethinginmyheartgotre

lieved.Recoveringfrompainofthegreatloss,Iwantedtoknowwhohisownerwas.Onedayatmyworkplace,ayoungmancameintoregisterhispets,information.Ifoundheha

daboxercalledAxleandlivedjustupthestreetfromme.Itoldhimhisdoghadbeenpayingregularvisits,whichIwasverygratefulforthedelightitbroughtme.NowBa

ma’stoysdon’tjustsitinthecloset,gatheringdust.AlanandIkeepthemoutforAxletoenjoywheneverhecomesovertovisit.