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重庆育才中学高2021届高三上期第三次月考英语试题第一部分听力(共两节，满分30分)第一节(共5个小题;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。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。1.Whydoesthewomanrefusetojointheman?A.Shepreferstobealone.B.Shedoesn’tliketraveling.C.Shewantstoprepareforhertests.2.Howdid

thewomangetthesaltandpepper?A.Themanpassedittoher.B.Shereachedacrossthetabletogetit.C.Themanbroughtsomemoreforherfromthek

itchen.3.Howmuchisthemangoingtopay?A.$13.60.B.$12.30.C.$11.00.4Whatdoesthemanthinkthewoman’sproblemwas?A.Herfocus.B.Heranxiety.C.Herbodylanguag

e.5.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?AAfine.B.Apark.C.Abusticket.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。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.Howmuchwillthemanfinallypayforthecamera?A.$800.B.$600.C.$200.7

.WhatdoesthewomanthinkofshoppingontheInternet?..A.Itischeap.B.Itisunreliable.C.Itisconvenient.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8.Whydidtheboycometoschoo

learly?A.Tostudywiththegirl.B.Todothehistoryhomework.C.Toprepareforatest.9.Whyistheboysonervous?A.Hehasneverattendedthiscourseatall.B.Heisafraidofl

osingthescholarship.C.Hehasfailedthiscourseseveraltimes.10.Whatdoesthegirlsayaboutthetest?A.Itwillbeeasy.B.Itwillbedifficult.

C.Itwillbesurprising.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11.Whywasthewoman’sadvertisementsourgent?A.Shewouldmoveawayinafewdays.B.Shew

asunabletopayfortherentalone.C.Shewantedtosellthehouseimmediately.12.Whatdidthewomanforgettoputintheadvertisement?A.Thatsheownsap

et.B.Thatshecleanstheflatoften.C.Thatshejuststartedanewjob.13.Whatwasmissingintheroomaccordingtotheadvert

isement?A.Atelevision.B.Adesk.C.Abed.听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。14.HowdoesMrs.Gramfeelaboutthelisteners?A.Confused.B.Confident.C.Anxious.15.Wheredoesthec

onversationprobablytakeplace?A.Inthecafeteria.B.Inthetheater.C.Intheclassroom.16.Whoarethespeakerstalkingto?A.Employees.B.Teache

rs.C.Students.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Whendidthestoryoccur?A.Intheearlyafternoon.B.Intheearlyevening.C.Justaftermidnight.18.Howdidthespeakergobackhomeye

sterday?AHetookthelongwayalongthestreets.B.Hewentthroughthepark.C.Hegotaridehome.19.Whatwerethecirclesprobably?A.Eyes.B.Carlights.

C.Streetlights.20.Whatwaschasingthespeaker?A.bear.B.Awolf.C.Alittledog.第二部分阅读理解(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A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。AVisitorswithlimitedmobilityareencouragedtousethecovereddr

op-offlane(车道)attheMainStreetentrancetotheBeckBuilding.FromtheBeckBuilding,mostpublicareasoftheMuseum,includingthegalleries,BrownAuditoriumThe

ater,VisitorCenter,café,andshoparewheelchair-accessible.TheCullenSculptureGardenisalsoaccessible.TheMFAHhaswheelchairsth

atvisitorsmaycheckoutfreeofchargewithavalidphotoID.Thewheelchairsareavailablefromthebag-and-coatcheckdesksinthelobbiesoftheBeckBuildin

g,LawBuilding,andVisitorCenterona“firstcome,firstserved”basis.ParkingInformationAnewundergroundparkinggarage,locatedat5101Mont

roseBoulevard,isopen,joiningtheexistingparkinggarageat1144Binz.Theoutdoorlotacrossfrom1001Bissonnetisclosedpermanently.Werec

ommendthatguestswithlimitedmobilityusethecovereddrop-offlaneattheMainStreetentrancetotheBeckBuilding.BoththeMontroseandtheBi

nzparkinggaragesfeaturewheelchair-accessibleparking,butpleasenotethatthegarageat1144BinzisclosertoaMuseumentrance.AsyouheadtowardtheMuseumfromtheMont

rosegarage,enjoytheartandnatureintheCullenSculptureGarden,createdbysculptorIsamuNoguchi..ParkingGarageHours6a.m.

to7p.m.ParkingFees*Parkingpaymentsmaybemadeonlywithamajorcreditcard.TimeMFAHmembersVisitors0-30minutesFREEFREE31minutes-4hours$6$104-12h

ours$10$1812-24hours$35$35*ParkingisfreeinbothgaragesforMFAHvisitorswhoentertheMuseumbetween5p.m.and9p.m.onThursdays.GeneraladmissiontotheMuseumis

freeonThursdays.1.Wherecanfreewheelchairsbefound?A.BrownAuditoriumTheater.B.5101MontroseBoulevard.C.TheCullenSculpt

ureGardenD.LawBuilding.2.WhatistheadvantageofgoingthroughtheMontrosegarage?A.Havingachanceofenjoyinga

rts.B.Havingagoodparkingplace.C.Walkingtheshortestdistance.D.Gettingawheelchairforfree.3.HowmuchshouldaMFAHmem

berpayforparkingfivehoursonMonday?A.$6.B.$10.C.$18.D.$35.BDuringtheongoingbattleagainsttheNovelCoronavirusPneumonia(N

CP)(新型冠状肺炎),youmayhavereadnewsthatgarliccanquicklykillthevirusbutitprovedtobemisinformation.Whilethenationcontinuestofightagainstt

heNCP,it’salsosteppingupeffortstofightthespreadofmisinformation.IntheInternetera,thenatureofhowinformationspreadshaschangedlargely.Inf

ormationandmisinformationcanspreadtothousandsofpeopleinseconds.Formostpeople,fact-checkingisanafterthought—ifitisathoughtatall.Ther

efore,misinformationspreads,saidTheWashingtonPost.Peoplesimplypreferpassingoninformationthatwillleadtoanemotionalresponse(反应)fromreaders

.Whetherornotitisfactualisnotalwaysimportant.Misinformationcouldbeagreaterdangerthanthevirusitself.Misinformationis“makingthewo

rkofourheroicworkersevenharder”WorldHealthOrganization(WHO)Director-GeneralTedrostoldChinaDaily.Hesaidmisinformation“causesconfusion

andspreadsfear”.DuringthefightagainsttheNCP,Ghebreyesussaidthat“attheWHOwe’renotjustfightingagainstthevirus,we’realsobattlingconspiracy(阴

谋)theoriesthatundermineourresponse.”ItistruethatasChinaracestocontaintheNCPandminimize(减少到最低限度)itsspreadacrosscountr

ies,fearsandrumors(谣言)surroundingthevirusarecreatingtheirownproblemsonsocialmedia.“Ironically(讽刺地),speed

isimportantonthosethings,”USprofessorGabrielKahntoldTheLosAngelesTimes.“But....thosearetheonesyouhavetobemostcertainaboutverifyi

ng(验证)beforeyoushare.”Asordinarypeople,wemaynotbeabletodevoteourselveslikethosemedicalstaff.Butwecouldthinktwiceaboutwhatweread

.Ifyoucanbecarefulaboutsharinginformation,it’syourcontributiontothefightagainsttheoutbreak.4.Accordingtothearticle,whatisthemaincauseof

thespreadofmisinformation?A.Thelackoffact-checking.B.Anincreaseinviruses.C.People’sdesiretotrickothers.D.Changesinthewaypeople

viewinformation.5.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“undermine”inPara.5probablymean?A.Test.B.Harm.C.Guide.D.Explain.6.Whatproblemhasbeenfoundduringtheba

ttleagainsttheNCP?A.Peoplehavefearscausedbymisinformation.B.Itishardtodealwithmisinformationacrosscountries.C.Rumorsaboutthevirustraveltoofa

sttobecontrolled.D.Socialmediacreatesproblemsforpeopletoverifymisinformation.7.Whatistheauthor’spurposeinwritingthearticle?A.Tos

haretipsonhowtofightagainstmisinformation.B.TointroducesomemisinformationabouttheNCP.C.Tocallonpeopletowatchoutformisinformation.D.Tot

ellpeoplewhatChinahasdonetodealwithmisinformation.C,WhenIfirstsawtheheadline“YourBusinessCasualAttire（服装）IsDestroyingthe

Planet”，Iassumeditreferredtomicroplasticpollutionorsomethingalongthoselines.Butuponcloserreading,Irealizedtheauthorwasmakingaratherdifferentbut

interestingpoint.Whatpeopleweartoworkaffectsthetransportationtheyusetogettowork.Whensomeoneinsistsonwearing“wor

kplaceattire”,whichtypicallymeanssnugly(贴身)tailoredtrousers,button-uptops,pencilskirts,suitjacketsormid-lengthdresses,itmakesth

emunwillingtojumponabikeorwalkanyrealdistance.Inanefforttopreservethelook—andperhapsforeaseofmovementaswe

ll—theygetintotheircarsinstead.EbenWeiss,theauthorofthearticle,arguesthishastochange.Hethinksit'sabsurdthatpeoplehavetoworryab

outtheirclothes.Ifpeopledressedsomewhatdifferentlyforwork,theycouldstilllooktidyandprofessional,whilealsobeingreadytousehuman-poweredenergytogett

here.Trafficinurbanareaswouldbereduced;personalhealthwouldimprovethroughdailyexercise.Inorderforthistochange,however,workplacestandardshavetoevolvea

ndbecomemoreflexible.Thisisnotanunrealisticexpectation,consideringthat“itwasn'tthatlongagothatjeanswereonlyforminingandT-shirtswereunderwear.”The

reareplentyofin-betweenclothingchoicesthatwouldallowonetorideabicyclecomfortablyandstilllookneatforwork.Itmakesmethinkofmy

colleague’sarticleonwalking,andhowitisaformofclimateaction.Hewrote,“Whatwehavetodoiseverythingwepossib

lycantoencouragewalking.Thatmeansmakingourstreetsmorecomfortableforwalking,evenifwehavetotakespacebackfromparkingandfromroads.”Thisisal

ltrue,butitalsorequiresyoutobuyapairofcomfortableshoesthatmakeswalkingapleasantthingtodo.Thesamegoesforpantsandshirtswhenridin

gabicycle.8.WhatdoesEbenWeissthinkof“workplaceattire”?A.Fashionable.B.Inconvenient.C.Outdated.D.Comf

ortable.9.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“this”inparagraphthreereferto?A.themeansoftransportation.B.theefforttol

ookcool.C.theeaseofmovement.D.theworkplaceattire.10.WhyarejeansandT-shitsmentionedinparagraph4?A.Tocallonpeopletodresscasually.B.Toprove

people’spreferenceinclothes.C.Toshowworkplacestandardscanchange.D.Toindicatetheywerethesuitableclothingchoices.11.Wha

tcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A.DressingProperlyMeansaLotinWorkplace.B.MeansofTransportationAffectsClimateChange.C.Choos

ingWrongClothesWillDestroyOurHealth.D.OfficeClothesAreaBarriertoGreenTransportation.DInarecentinterview,Lis

aFeldmanBarett,ProfessorofPsychologyatNortheasterUniversity,offeredsomeadvicetoolderpeopletohelpthemkeeptheircognitiveskillsasfinely

tunedaspossible.Challengeyourselfonaregularbasis,sheurged,butdon’tjustdosocasually.Studyanynewtopichard,untilyoufeeltir

edandfrustrated.Thislevelofeffort,sheadded,isassociatedwithincreasesintheeaseofcommunicationwithinthebrainan

d,asaresult,cognitiveskillswillbeimproved.Heradviceisbasedonastudyof“superagers”,individualsof65yearsorolder,whosecogn

itiveskillsareasacuteastheaverage25-year-olds.Lisabelievesthatwhatsetssuperagersapartistheirabilitytousetheunpleasan

tfeelingstheyexperiencewhenchallengingthemselvesasasignaltokeepgoing,ratherthanasawarningtostopandrest.Whileshepro

videsconvincingdatatoprovehowcognitivelyyoungthesesuperagersare,I’mnotsureherconclusionaboutwhythisissogives

thewholepicture.Aresuperagerssimplythosewhoignore,orevenwelcome,thepainandfrustrationthatcomeswithintensementaleffort?Oristher

esomeotherreasonwhytheyspendsomuchtimeandeffortchallengingthemselves?Thisisimportant,becauseiftheonlywaytomaintainyouthfulcognitiveskillistoexposeour

selvesregularlytopainandfrustration,itdoesn’tmakeoldagelookparticularlyinviting.Contrarytoheropinion,Ithink“enjoyable”isthekey.If

whatyou’redoingisenjoyable,you’remorelikelytokeepworkinghardatit—probablywithoutevennoticinganydiscomfort.Ma

kingyourselfworkuntilyou’reexhaustedandfrustratedholdsitlittleappeal.Ontheotherhand,findinganactivityyoulovesomuch

thatyoudon’tevennoticewhenyou’repushingyourselfhardseemsafarmoreattractivewaytokeepyourbrainactiveasyougrow

older.12.WhatdoesLisaadviseolderpeopletodo?A.Workoninspiteoffeelingbored.B.Pushthemselveshardinnewfields.C.Relaxbycommunicatingwit

hothers.D.Dowhatevertheylikecasually.13.Whatmakesthe“superagers”specialaccordingtoLisainthethirdparagraph?A.Theycanrespondtowarningsintime.B.T

heyhavetheabilitytoadjustflexibly.C.Theyusetheirunpleasantfeelingsasdrivingforce.D.Theycanmakeuseofdisadvantagesinwork.14.Whatdoestheauthordoubt?A

.Thedatathatthestudyprovides.B.Theconclusionthat“superagers”areacute.C.Theideathatcognitiveskillscanbeimproved.D.Thereasonfor“sup

eragers”keepingbrainsactive.15.Whatdoestheauthoragreewith?A.Unpleasantfeelingsdoharmtopeople.B.Cognitiveskillsim

proveslowlywithage.C.Enjoyableworkmakespeopleignorediscomfort.D.Doingappealingworkmakespeoplelookyoung.第二节(共5小题;每小题2.5分，满分12.5分)阅读下面短文，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。HowtoSolveWorryProblemsTheGreatNobelPrizewinnerinmedicine,Dr.AlexisCarreloncesaid,“Businessmenwhodon

otknowhowtofightworrydieyoung.”____16____Thenhowcanwefindaquick,surefirerecipeforhandlingworrysituat

ions?Hereareafewbasicstepstodealwithdifferentkindsofworries.GetthefactsWhyisitsoimportanttogetthefacts?Becauseunlesswehavethefacts,w

ecan'tpossiblyevenattempttosolveourproblemsintelligently.____17____Thisisthechiefcauseofworry.Halftheworryintheworldiscausedbypeople

tryingtomakedecisionsbeforetheyhavesufficientknowledgeonwhichtobaseadecision.Ifamanwilldevotehistime

tosecuringfactsinanobjectiveway,hisworriesusuallydisappearinthelightofknowledge.Analyzethefacts.However,gettingallthefactsintheworldwon

’tdoanygooduntilwefigureoutwhatthesefactsmeanandinterpretthem.____18____Infact,merelywritingthefactsonapieceofpaperandst

atingourproblemclearlygoesalongwaytowardhelpingustoreachasensibledecision.Therefore,whenweareworried,sitdownandwritedo

wntwoquestions-andtheanswerstothesequestions,“WhatamIworryingabout?"and"WhatcanIdoaboutit?”ArriveatadecisionWorryiskilling.Sowewillprobablysave

ourlifebysittingdownandwritingoutallthevariousstepswecouldtakeandthenwritingdowntheprobableresultsofeachst

epandcalmlycomingtoadecision.____19____Itisthefailuretoreachadefinitedecisionthatdrivesmenmad.Actonthatdecision____20____Don'tstoptoreconsider

.Don'tbegintohesitateandretraceoursteps.Don'tloseourselvesinself-doubtingwhichcausesotherdoubts.Don'tlookbackourshoulders.A.Writedo

wnourworries.B.Therecomesatimewhenwemustdecide.C.Oncewehavemadeadecision,gointoaction.D.Withoutthefacts,wewillbeleftinconfusion.E.

Andsodohousewives,horsedoctorsandbricklayers.F.Itismucheasiertoachievethisafterwritingthemdown.G.Experiencehasprovedtheenormousvalueof

arrivingatafixeddecision.第三部分语言运用(共两节，满分30分)第一节(共15小题;每小题1分，满分15)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。Inalmosteveryphotofromo

ur1986familyvacationtoWashington,D.C.,IamshowingoffthesouvenirI____21____fromthegiftshopattheSmithsonian’sNationalZoo—acottonsweatshirt

____22____pandasdancingonthefront.Iwasnineyearsold,andpandaswerecool.Notevenmidsummerheatcould____23____mekeepin

gthatsweatshirtonthroughoutthe____24____.Over30yearslaterI____25____myselfamongapoolofphotojournalistsandvideocrewspackedintothepandaenclosure(围场

).AbabypandanamedBeiBeiwasbeing____26____totheworld,andIwascoveringitforNationalGeographic.IaskedzooadministratorsifIcould____27____periodical

lytodocumentthefirstyearofthepanda’slife.Theysaidyes.SoonIwasmaking____28____stopsatthezootorecordthebabypanda’sdaily____

29____.IwatchedBeiBeigrowfromababytoa_____30_____andenergeticyouth.Heplayedwiththekeepers,lookingaroundthecornerfromoneroomtothe

nextinhisversionofhide-and-seek.IfIgottooclose,he’dlunge(猛冲)formycamera,_____31_____methathewasactuallyabear.,WhenBeiBeiwasafewmonthsold,t

hezooheldanofficial_____32_____dayforthepublictocomeandseehim.ThatmorningIarrivedearly,makingmywaypastthelinethatwasalready_____33

_____attheentrancetotheenclosure.I_____34_____withawomantherewho’dbeenmakingfrequenttripstothezootoseepandassince19

82,pandaearringsswingingenthusiasticallyfromherears.“I’llcomeeverymonth,”shesaid.“It’sgreatto_____35_____thebabypandagrowingup”.21.A.broughtinB.tooki

nC.pickedoutD.puton22.A.withB.forC.onD.around23.A.delayB.avoidC.preserveD.prevent24.A.yearB.tripC.countryD.world25.A.treated

B.foundC.devotedD.confirmed26.A.carriedB.raisedC.addedD.presented27.A.returnB.startC.leaveD.slip28.A.commo

nB.abruptC.regularD.temporary29.A.approvalB.treatmentC.causeD.routine30.A.curiousB.thoughtfulC.friendlyD.brave31.A.offeringB.blamingC.remindingD.forc

ing32.A.feedingB.openingC.closingD.exchanging33.A.appealingB.disappearingC.cuttingD.forming34.A.chattedB.hurriedC.workedD.

drove35.A.evaluateB.seekC.watchD.teach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。Fromsmoothconferenceca

llsin___36___crowdedtrainstationtolivebroadcastsoftownhallmeetingsandlightning-quickdownloadsofhigh-resolution(高清晰的)movies,Shanghai’ss

uperfast5Gnetworkisturningtechnologicaldreams____37____reality.Inthelatestdevelopment,thecity’sHongqiaoRailwayStation,oneofAsia’s___3

8___(big)trafficcenters,haslauncheda5Gnetwork.Itwillallowpassengers___39___(experience)dataspeedsupto100timesfasterthan___40___isavailable

now.Therailwaystation’s5Gnetwork,theresultofteamingupwithtelecommunicationequipmentmakerHuaweiTechnologie

s,___41___(see)asamilestoneinShanghai’scommercial5Garrangementtobecomeadual-gigabandcity,withgigabit(千兆位)networkspeedsonmobileaswellasfixe

dnetworks.Asthe5Geraapproaches,oneofthekey___42___(concern)fortelecomoperatorswillbehowtheycanuse5Gnetworks

tomeettheneedsofhigh-densityareaswiththousandsofpeoplesimultaneously(同时)usingthenetworktomakephonecalls,accesstheInternetandmakemobi

lepayments.ChinaMobile’sShanghaibranchtappedHuawei’s5GDigitalIndoorSystem,whichis___43___(current)theindust

ry’sonlycommerciallyavailablesystemfor5Gindoorcoverage.Theproduct,___44___(develop)inShanghai,isnowreadyfo

rmass______45______(deliver).第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)第一节(满分15分)46.假定你是李华，最近你的美国朋友Sean在与父母相处的过程中出现了沟通不畅的问题。他心情不佳，来信寻求你的帮助和建议。请根据以下要点给他写一封

回信：1.安慰朋友；2.提出改善家庭关系的建议。注意：1.写作词数应为80左右；2.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；3.开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。DearSean,____________________________________

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____________________________________________________________________________________________第二节(满分25分)47.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。Alig

htknockonthedoorbroughtmefrommykitchen.Becausewehadjustmovedintotheneighborhood,Icouldn’timaginewhoitwouldbe.Openingthedoor,anoldmanst

oodthere,whowasdressedindirtyclothingandwearingdirtyrubberboots.Hishandhungaplasticbag.“CanIhelpyou?”Iasked.“Wouldyouliketobuysomefres

hgardenvegetables?”Hisblueeyeswerehopeful.“Aretheyfromyourgarden?”Ilookedinsidehisplasticbagandsawsomecarrotswithsoil.“Yes,”hisvoicewas

soft.“AndIcangetsomeapplesfromatreeinmyyard.Wouldyoulikesomeofthose,too?”Myheartsoftened,andIwonderedi

fhewasbadlyinneedofmoney.Withasigh,Isaid,“PleasestepinsideandI’llgetmymoney.”Thenextday,heknockedatourdooragain

.Thistime,mylittlefour-year-olddaughtergottherefirst.“Oh,hello.Wouldyouliketocomeinforsometea?”Withoutasecondthought,theoldmansteppedins

ideandheldoutabrokenbasketwithseveralapples.“Frommytree,”hesaid,removingaworncap.“Youmightliketomakeapie.”Thethreeofussatatthekitchentableanddr

ankourtea.Itwasobviousthatmydaughterlikedhostingavisitorinhernever-endingquestions.“Whatisyourname?Wheredoyoulive?Whyareyourclothes

sodirty?”Thehomeless-lookingmanlaughedasheansweredeachquestion.HisnamewasMr.Locketandhelivedaroundthecorner.

Hiswifehadpassedawayseveralyearsago,andhischildrenalllivedfaraway.Hewaslonely.Hisneedforcompanyhadsenthimdoortodoor

sellingfruitandvegetables.Ourswastheonlydooropenedtohimthatday.注意：1.续写词数应为100左右；2.开头已给出。Paragraph1:Whenhefinishedthetea,hesaidhehadtogohomeandpromise

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Paragraph2:Severalyearslater,asmallenvelopewasdeliveredtoourhome—aletterfromtheoldman’sdaughter.______________________________________________

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