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2021年高三得分训练（二）英语试题第Ⅰ卷第一部分听力（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秒中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.£19.15B.£9.18C.£9.15.答案是C。1.What’sthemangoingtodo?A.Turnthemusicup.B.Turnthemusicdown.C.Cha

ngesomelightmusic.2.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A.Inastore.B.Inanoffice.C.Atthewoman’s3.Howmuchdidt

hewomanpayforherscarves?A.$40.B.$45.C.$50.4.What’sgoingtohappen?A.It’sgettingdrier.B.Astormisontheway.C.Thebadsmellisgettingworse.5.Whatdowele

arnfromtheconversation?A.Marywon’tlistentotheman.B.Marywillgototheparty.C.SomethinggoeswrongwithMary’sears.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。听完每段对话或独白前，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至7题。6.Whenwasthebutterbought?A.Yesterday.B.Twodaysago.C.Monthsago.7.Howisthewomantodealwiththebu

tter?A.Eatitup.B.Throwitaway.C.Changeit.听第7段材料，回答第8至9题。8.What’sthepriceforachildticketofthebothexhibitions?A.£3.B.£5.C.£6.

9.Howwillthewomangotothegallery?A.Bybus.B.Bycar.C.Bysubway.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10.Whatdoestheyoungmanlivingupstairsoftendo?A.Heplaystheviolinatni

ght.B.Heknocksonthewoman'sdoor.C.Heborrowsthingsfromthewoman.11.WhoisJennifer?A.Theman’ssister.B.Thewoman’sneighbor

.C.Susan’sformerroommate.12.Whatwillthewomandonext?A.GiveSusanacall.B.Haveagoodrest.C.Getreadyfortheexam.听第9段材料，回

答第13至16题。13.What’sBill?A.Ateacher.B.Atourguide.C.Adesigner.14.WhereisPeterfrom?A.Italy.B.England.C.France.15.Whodidth

ewomangotoItalywith?A.Herfriend.B.Herson.C.Herhusband.16.WhatdoesBillaskthewomantodoatlast?A.TeachhimItalian.B.A

ttendaChristmasparty.C.Showhimaroundthedepartment.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Howdidthewritergetintothetown?

A.Heturnedtolocals.B.Hefollowedothers.C.Hecalledadriver.18.WhatdoesthewriterthinkofthefoodinPlaka?A.Expensive.B.Wonderful.C.Special.1

9.Whatledtothewriter’ssorethroat?A.Theweather.B.Thefood.C.Thepollution.20.What’strafficlikeinAthens?A.Favorable.B.Terrible.C.Complex.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分

40分）第一节（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C、D)中，选出最佳选项。AAtopalmosteveryTokyovisitor’smust-seelist,Harajukuison

eofthecity’smostname-checkedneighborhoods.Here’saquicklookatsomeofthehighlightseveryHarajaukuvisitorshouldexperience.TakeshitaStreetThefir

stthingyou’regoingtowanttodoisgetsuckedintothevortex(旋涡)ofTakeshitaStreet,thebestplacetotrypurikuraphotoboothsandobservethelatest

cosplaytrends,fromGothicLolitatocyberpunk.WEGOisapopularfashionchainofferingthelatesttrendsandasectionforvintageclothes.Tutuannaiswh

ereyoucanfindinterestingsocksthatwilladdanampledoseofkawaiitoyouroutfit.CatStreetCatStreetismorerelaxingplacetoshop,withst

oresfocusingonhigher-endbrands.RAGTAGisthebestplacetofindsecond-handitems.HarajukuChicagoboastswidevarietyofv

intageclothes,includingbaseballteamcoatsandtraditionalkimonos.OmotesandoAvenueAnotherfamousshoppingstreetOmotesandoAvenueisalarge,tr

ee-lined-streetthatcutsthroughHarajukuandisfilledwithhundredsofshopsandrestaurants.SukajyanDept,atinysouvenirjacketstore,ispackedwit

htheworksofKenKakinuma.TokyuPlazaOmotesandoharajukuiswhereyou’llfindthatfamousmirroredentrancewaythatsomanytravelersshareonthe

Internet.21.Ifyouwanttobuyvintageclothing,whereshouldyougo?A.WEGO&Tutuanna.B.SukajyanDept&RAGTAGC.WEGO&HarajukuChicago

D.RAGTAG&HarajukuChicago.22.WhenvisitingOmotesandoAvenue,whatmayyoudo?A.BuyinterestingsocksB.TakerelaxingwalkC.Trypurikuraphotobo

othsD.Postthemirroredentrancewayonline23.Whichsectionofthewebsitemaythetextbechosenfrom?A.Travel.B.Business.C.Entertainm

ent.D.Fashion.BVerkhoyansk,atowninnortheasternSiberia,about6mileswithintheArcticCircle,recordedatemperatureof100.

4degreesFahrenheit(38degreesCelsius)onJune20.2020,likelysettinganewrecordforthehottesttemperaturerecordedthatfarnorth.Thenewreco

rdcomesasSiberia—andtheAsiancontinentasawhole—haveexperiencedunusuallywarmconditionssincethestartofthisyear.Thewholere

gionhasbeenoff-the-chartswarmlately.Andwhileit’sdifficulttoknowtheimpactofclimatechangeonindividualrecordsortemperatur

esinanygivenseason,expertssaythedevelopmentsarepartofabroaderwarmingtrendthathasbeendocumentedacrosstheglobe.Thesuddenmovement

ofheatisbeingcausedbyhigh-pressureridge(脊)ofair—sometimescalled“heatdome(穹)”thatisblanketingthearea.Whenthishappens,airgetss

queezedintoonelocationandsinks,pushingwarmtemperaturesdowntothesurface.Thehigh-pressureridgealsopreventscloudsfromforming,sosunshinecomest

hroughwithoutbeingweakenedbyclouds.NorthoftheArcticCirclewhenthattemperaturewasobserved,theyhad24hoursofdaylight,sotheywerereceivin

gsolarenergyforthoseentire24hours.ThetownofVerkhoyanskisknownforhavingthebiggestextremesbetweenwinterandsummerthananyothercit

yintheworld,withtheiraveragehightemperatureminus47degreesFahrenheitinwinterInJuneandJuly,theiraveragete

mperatureiscloseto70degrees.Intheirclimatehistory,they’vebeenabove90degreesover150times,andabove95degreesatleastdozentimes.“Sincethesta

rtoftheyear,we’vebeennoticingthatAsia—particularlynorthernAsia,likeRussia—hasbeenextremelywarm,”—saidAhiraSanchez-Lugo,aclimatologistattheN

ationalOceanicandAtmosphericAdministration’sNationalCentersforEnvironmentalInformation.ForecastssuggestthatthispartofSiberiacouldseeatleastano

therweekofabove-averagetemperaturesbeforethingsstabilize.ButconditionsinAsiahavebeenwarmerthanusualformostof2020.24.Whatd

oestheunderlinedpart“off-the-charts”inParagraph2referto?A.Entirely.B.Seriously.C.Extremely.D.Slightly.25.Whatdoweknowaboutheatdome?A.Itisablanket

coveringatown.B.Itpreventsthesunfromheatingthesurface.C.Itmovesfastandcarriesheataway.D.Itpressesheatdownandkeepssolarenergydownontheearth.26.W

hatcanwelearnfromthetext?A.Verkhoyanskisthehottesttownintheworld.B.ThelargestextremesinVerkhoyanskarem

orethan95degrees.C.NorthernAsiatakestheleadinglobalwarming.D.TheaveragehightemperatureinVerkhoyanskismi

nus47degreesFahrenheit.27.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A.VerkhoyanskisaspecialtowninRussia.B.Verkhoyanskhititshighesttemperatur

einhistory.C.Verkhoyanskexperiencedtheworstweatherconditions.D.Verkhoyanskwitnessedthehighesttemperatureintheworl

d.CThereyouare,lookingthroughyourWeChatmomentsoryourWeibofeed,andyoucomeacrossapostlikethis:“Ijustgota

cceptedtoHarvardANDOxford!Aretheysuretheydidn’tmixmyapplicationswithsomebodyelse?!”Thispersonisclearlyhumblebragging.Thetem

“humblebrag”wasfirstcoinedbackin2010bythelateUScomedianHarrisWittels,anditdescribeswhensomeonemakesaseeminglymodeststa

tement,buttheactualpurposeistobringattentiontosomethingtheyareproudof.Theexampleaboveisahumility-basedhumblebrag.Theperson

wantstotellothers:“IgotacceptedtoHarvardandOxford!”However,theydon’twanttoseemtooarrogant.Soinstead,the

yworditinawaytobemoremodestandbringdowntheimportanceoftheirachievements.Althoughpeoplewhohumblebragthinkitwillmakethemmorelikeablebecausethey

aren’tloudlyboastingabouttheirtriumphs,astudyshowedthathumblebraggingactuallyhastheoppositeeffect.“Humblebraggingbackfiresb

ecauseitseemsveryfake.That‘woe(悲伤)isme’attitudecombinedwithself-promotiondoesnotleadtoafavorableimpression,”saidOvulSezer.“Evensimp

lybraggingorcomplainingisbetter,becauseatleastthosemessagesareseenmoresincere.”Sezer’sstudyalso.foundthatnearly60percento

fhumblebragswerecomplaint-basedhumblebragging,withmostpeoplehumblebraggingabouttheirlooks,followedbytheirmon

eyorwealth,andfinallyabouttheirperformanceatwork.“It’ssuchacommonphenomenon.Weallknowsomepeople,whetherinsocialmediaorintheworkplace,w

hodothisannoyingthing,”commentedSezer,addingthatwealldoittosomeextent.So,ifyouwanttoshareyourachievementswitho

thers.what’sthebestwaytodoitthen?Sezersuggeststhatpeople“admittheirself-promotionandharvesttherewardsofbeingsinc

ere”.Shealsosuggestedfindingawingman:“Ifsomeonebragsforyou,that’sthebestthing,becausethenyoudon’tseemlikeyou’rebragging.”28.Whichofthefollowingcanber

egardedashumblebragging?A.Bringingpeople’sattentiontoyourachievements.B.Braggingaboutyourachievementsonsocialmedia.C.Bei

nghesitanttotalkaboutyourachievements.D.Pretendingtobemodestwhentalkingaboutyourachievements.29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“backfires”mostlikelymean

inparagraph5?A.Isimpressive.B.Relatestoself-promotion.C.Leadstoaheateddebate.D.Producesdisappointingresult.30.What’st

hedifferencebetweenhumility-basedhumblebraggingandcomplaint-basedhumblebragging?A.Theirpurposes.B.Theiraudiences.C.Thewaytheyachieveaims.D.Theconte

ntmentioned.31.WhatdoesOvulSezersuggestpeopledowhenitcomestosharingachievements?A.Promotethemselvesaftersomeoneelsedoes.

B.Behonestwhentalkingabouttheirachievements.C.Publicizetheirachievementsinahiddenway.D.Findsomeonetoshareachiev

ementswith.D“Don’tbeahelicopterparent.”Thismessagehasbeenrepeatedfrequentlyandotherstrytoencourageparentstobackofftheirkidsandgi

vethemgreaterspaceandfreedomtoexplore.Butitdoesn’tactuallytellparentshowtheyshouldact.Whatkindofparentingstyleshouldbeadoptedinplaceoftheoverprot

ectivenessofhelicoptering?Onepossibleansweris,“Bealifeguardparent.”Thatmeanssittingapartfromtheactionan

dkeepinganeyeoneverythingthat’sgoingon,readytojumpinifneeded.ThiswasbroughtupbyDr.MarianaBrussoni,adevelopmentalpsychologistatt

heUniversityofBritishColumbiaandRichardMonette,editor-in-chiefofActiveforLife.Theythinklifeguardingshouldincludethreeparts

.Openattentionisthestageparentsshouldbeinmostofthetime,showingacaringinterestinwhatkidsaredoing,butkeep

ingtheirphysicaldistanceandremainingnon-intrusive(不介入的).Focusedattentioniswhenaparentperceiveswarningsignsandbec

omesmorealert.Maybeit’stimetocheckinwiththechildtoseehowthey’redoing.Itmightbeagoodopportunity'tohelpthechildthinkthroughtheiractions,ratherthandi

rectingthem.Mostofthetime,playgoesbacktobeingsafeandtheparentcanreturntoopenattention.Activeinterventionis

whenaparentneedstostepintoreduceimmediaterisk.Achildmightnotrealizethey’reclosetotheedgeofabusyroadordeepwater,soth

eparenthastoensuretheirsafety.Brussonisaysmostofparent’stimeshouldbespentinopenattention.Dayscouldpasswithouteverenteringf

ocusedattention.Activeinterventionshouldbeextremelyrare.It’scrucialtoavoidtellingkidstobecarefulallthetime

.Thissendsamessagethatthechildcan’tdothingswithoutparentalassistance.Noonesaidparentingwaseasy,butitcanbelessunbearableifyouletgoofsomecontrol,

teachyourkidstodothingsindependently,andtrustthemtoself-regulate.Everyonecomesouthappierintheend.32.Whyishelicopterparentmentionedinpar

agraph1?A.Warnparentsnottooverprotectkids.B.Introduceanotherparentingapproach.C.Remindparentstogivekidsm

orefreedom.D.Makeacomparisonbetweentwoparentingstyles.33.Whatwillalifeguardparentprobablydo?A.Accompanykidsas

littleaspossible.B.Tellkidstobeawarewhatevertheyaredoing.C.Directkidswhentheyareclimbingathinbranch.D.Urgekidstoleaveaheavytrafficroadimmediately.3

4.Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?A.Parentinghasbeenthetoughestjobsinceancienttimes.B.Allowingparentstoself-regulatemaybeofgreatbenefit.

C.Lesscontrolmayleadtoaharmoniousparent-childrelationship.D.Childrenshouldbetaughttothingsallbythemselvestogrowup.35.Whic

hofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A.Don’tBeaHelicopterParent.B.TeachKidstoIdentifyRisks.C.HowtoGuaranteeKids’Safety.D

.StrivetoBeaLifeguardParent.第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10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。Intheprogresstowardsbecomingasmartcity,makingus

eofbigdataanalysiscanhelpimproveoperationsandmonitoringtocreatelong-tembenefitsforsociety.Andsmartwastemanagementisasimportantassmartsecurit

y,smarttrafficorsmartenergy.36.Thissolutioncombinescloud-basedsoftwarewiththelatestsmartsensorandsmartwastebintechn

ology.Itcandealwiththechallengesfacedbywastecollectorsorfacilities.37,thissolutioncanhelpeffectivelydealwithoverflowin

gbins,inefficientcollections,highemissions(排放)andlackofinformationonhowtousewastedisposalservices.Thesmarts

ensorfoxedinsidethesmartbindetectsthefill-levelofbinsandsendsdatatothecloud-basedmonitoringanddataan

alyticplatform.Whenthewasteinsideabinreachesapre-setlevel,thesolarpoweredtrashmachinewillactivateandcompress(压缩)thewastetightlyinthebin.38.Theplat

formalsosupportssmartwastebinlocationmonitoringonsingledashboard(仪表盘).Soitcanensurethemosteffectivecollectionrouteandsch

edulebasedonreal-timedata.39.Andthusithelpsreduceemissionsfromcollectiontrucks.Eachsmartwastebinisequippedwithanintelligentsafetys

ensortoensurecompletesafetyatalltimes.40.Intheeventofafireinsidethebin,thefiredetectionsensorwillimmediatelysendasignaltotelltheuserwhileautomati

callystartingtoputoutthefire.ThissolutionoffersidealsmartequipmentforanyindoorandoutdoorfacilitiesinHongKongwith

heavyhumantraffic.A.Nowthereisgoodsolution.B.Itenablesthebintoholduptoeighttimesmorewaste.C.Inadditiontotheabovewastemanagementfunct

ions.D.Bygettingtheexactreal-timedataofrubbishbinconditions.E.Thesmartwastebinhasproventobeagoodmethodofso

rtingwaste.F.Thiscanimproveoperationalefficiency,especiallyforremotesitecollection.G.Whenhumanhandisdetected.thecompre

ssingprocesswillimmediatelystop第三部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）第一节完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C、D)中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳

选项。Larrey,aFrenchmilitarysurgeon,attendedtothewoundedatthebattleofWaterloo.Onthebattlefield,hehadto41whichsoldiersnee

dedmedicalattentionmosturgently,42theirmilitaryrank.Indoingso,hecameupwithtriage,asystemof43betweenurgentandnon-urgentpatients.Triagere

mainsas44todayasitwasintheNapoleoniccampaigns.Thoughmostdoctorstodayhave45beeninbattlefieldconditions,theCOVID-19pandemichaschangedthat.InItal

ytherearereportsofdoctors46inhospitalhallwaysbecauseofthe47theyhavetomake.InAmericaandEuropemanydoctorsarefacedwithterribledecisionsabouthowto48sca

rceresourcessuchasbeds,intensivecare,andventilators(呼吸机).Onegeneralsolutionisto49thatresourcesaredire

ctedtothepatientswhohavethegreatest50ofsuccessfultreatment,andwhohavethegreatestlifeexpectancy.Takethe51ofventilatorsforexample.Ifayo

ungpatientarrivesneedingaventilatorandnoneare52,thereisachancethatonewillbe53fromsomeoneelsethatisidentifiedasbeingl

esslikelytosurvive.Suchframeworkdoesnot54olderpatientsorthosewithhealthproblems.Italiandoctorssaythatithelpsiftheframeworkisde

cidedin55,andpatientsandfamiliesare56informed.Whetheronthebattlefieldorina57ICU,humanstendtotreatothersaccordi

ngtotheirneedandchancesof58.Thisframeworkseemsbroadlymorally59.Evenso,itwillinvolvemanyheartbroken60alongtheway.41.A.determine

B.predictC.observeD.investigate42.A.inhonourofB.insteadofC.onbehalfofD.regardlessof43.A.bridgingB.balanc

ingC.distinguishingD.compromising44.A.adventurous.beneficialC.complexD.original45.A.randomlyB.regularlyC.rapidlyD.rarely46.A.chatt

ingB.weepingC.wanderingD.sitting47.A.effortsB.prayersC.choicesD.plans48.A.distributeB.upgradeC.reserveD.monitor49.A.realizeB.findoutC.makesureD.a

ssume50.A.numberB.meansC.powerD.potential51.A.advantagesB.functionC.shortageD.guidelines52.A.validB.satisfyingC.affordableD.avai

lable53.A.removedB.purchasedC.deliveredD.borrowed54.A.harmB.favorC.ignoreD.respect55.A.advanceB.personC.r

eturnD.order56.A.temporarilyB.abruptlyC.latelyD.properly57.A.crowdedB.separateC.uniqueD.narrow58.A.perfectionB.victoryC.survivalD.sacrifice59.A.c

ontroversialB.acceptableC.unexpectedD.creative60.A.routinesB.decisionsC.proceduresD.betrayals第Ⅱ卷第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读

下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容1个单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Emperorpenguinsarethelargestofallpenguins—61averagebirdstandssome45inchestall.'Theseflightlessanimal

sliveontheAntarcticiceandinthefrigidsurroundingwater.62(employ)physiologicaladaptationsandcooperativebe

haviors,emperorpenguinscandealwiththeincrediblydifficultenvironmentinAntarctic,63windchills(寒冷)canreach-76°F.Theyescapewindandsave64(

warm)bygatheringtogether.Onceonepenguinhaswarmedabititwillmovetotieperimeter(边缘)ofthegroupsothatotherscanenjoyprotection6

5theicyenvironment.Emperorpenguinsspendthelongwinterontheopenice—andevenbreedduringthisfreezingseason.Inmid-May,femaleslayasingleeggandth

ensoonleave66behind.Throughoutthewinter,maleskeeptheeggswarmwhilefemalesmakelongjourneytotheopenocean67(

feed)itselfduringthemostunforgivingweatherontheearth.Whenfemalepenguinsreturntothebreedingsitewithabellyfulloffoo

d,withwhichtheywillfeedthe68(new)hatchedchicks,themales69(suffer)bungerforfourmonthsandlostalmosthalftheirweight

.Meanwhile,theirdutydone,maleemperorsmaketheirwaytotheseainsearchoffoodforthemselves.InDecember,Antarcticsummer,thepackicebeginstobre

akupandopenwater70(appear)nearthebreedingsite,justasyoungemperorpenguinsarereadytoswimandfishontheirown.第四部分写作（共两节，满分35分）第一节短文改错（共10小题；每小题1分

，满分10分）假定英语课上，老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文。作文中共有10处错误，每句中最多有两处。错误涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。增加：在缺词处加一个漏词符号(^)，并在其下面写出该加的词。删除：把多余的词用斜线(

\)划掉。修改：在错的词下面画一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。注意：1.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；2.只允许修改10处，多者(从第11处起)不计分。OnMondaymorning.someclassm

atesandIheardanactivityonChinesepaperculturewillbeheldintheCityMuseum.Interestedinit,bothofussignedu

pimmediately.TheactivitystartedonSaturdaywithavisittothemuseum.Guidingbytheguidewelearnedaboutthehistoryofpaperandprocessofpapermaking.

Itwashowpapercontributedtohumancivilizationwhichimpressedusmost.Wehadsomehands-onexperienceafterweleft.Ama

sterworkingtheredividedusintodifferentgroup.Welearnedwithgreatenthusiasmunderhishelp.Notuntilthendidwerealizedthat

thewisdomofourancestorsshowingoffinpapercultureshouldbehonoredandpasseddown.第二节书面表达（满分25分）假设你是李华，你的美国朋友Jason来信询问你最喜欢的中国古代作家，请给他写一封回信。信的内容包括：1.作家简介

；2.你喜爱他/她的原因。注意：1.词数100左右；2.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。______________________________________________________________

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wly69.havesuffered70.appears改错1.will改为would2.both改为all3.Guiding改为Guided4.process前加the5.which改为that6.after改为before7.

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voriteancientChinesewriterinyourlastletter,IfeelpleasedtointroducethegreatnovelistCaoXueqintoyou.Caoisone

ofthemostfamousnovelistsandpoetsinthehistoryofChineseliterature,whowasborninawealthyfamily.However,itwasthesufferingofhisfami

lyinhislaterlifethatinspiredhimtowriteDreamoftheRedChamber,which,asforme,isunquestionablythemostinfluentialclassicalChineseliterarywork.W

iththedetaileddescriptionandappealingplot,thisbookhastouchedmysoulagainandagain.So.wouldyousharewithmesomethingy

ourfavoriteAmericanwriter?Yourssincerely,