吉林省长春市东北师范大学附属中学2023-2024学年高三上学期第二次模拟考试英语试题
吉林
高三
二模
2023-11-01
597次
整体难度:
适中
考查范围:
主题、语篇范围、单词辨析、语法、短语辨析
一、阅读理解 添加题型下试题
Out- of- hours: an introduction to China
200ct 2022-17 Dec 2022
Journey through the extraordinary cultures of China in this special guided tour before the Museum opens to the public.
In the Sir Joseph Hotung Gallery of China, you will gain an insight into the development of Chinese history and culture from 5000 BC to the present day.
In a beautifully refurnished space which has recently re-opened, this introductory tour will give you a deep appreciation for the magnificent objects on display featuring Tang dynasty tomb figures buried around AD 728 and beautiful Ming dynasty blue-and-white porcelain (瓷器).
Gallery on this tour:
• Room 33: China (Sir Joseph Hotung Gallery)
Booking information
• The tour will begin at 9:00 and will last for 60 minutes.
• Please meet at the Main entrance on Great Russell Street (WC1B 3DG) at 8:50 with your email confirmation.
• This tour is limited to a maximum of 20 places per session. If you would like to bring a group of 10 or more people or arrange a special out-of-hours tour, please email traveltradebookings@britishmuseum.org to discuss your options.
• To ensure a safe and enjoyable visit, face coverings are required for the protection of yourself and others. Please be considerate of people and exercise social distancing where you can — especially in smaller spaces. Hand sanitizer (洗手液) stations can be found throughout the Museum and we recommend washing your hands regularly.
• All measures are subject to change in accordance with government guidelines (Opens in new window) and Museum regulations. Further information can be found in our FAQs section.
Meeting point:
Main entrance — Great Russell Street (WC1B 3DG)
Price:
• £33
• £16 (Ages 5-15 years)
• Free tor under 5s and disabled visitors’ assistant (no booking required)
1. What is the characteristic of the exhibition?A.You will gain an insight into Chinese history. |
B.You will have to follow government guidelines. |
C.You can arrange a special out-of-hours tour. |
D.You can appreciate relics of Tang/Ming dynasty. |
A.£99. | B.£82. | C.£132. | D.£66. |
A.Prepay the admission fees. | B.Meet at the Main entrance at 9:00. |
C.Schedule their visit on weekdays. | D.Email to discuss in advance. |
Waterways are important for every country around the world. They provide not only water for everyday use but also routes for transport. However, due to industrial activity, many of them are now polluted.
Dakota Perry from the US has experienced water pollution firsthand. The 15-year-old high school girl told Alabama Local News that she spends a lot of time going on boat rides with her dad on the river behind their house. However, the river has become littered with plastic bags, bottles and cups.
Perry wanted to clean up the water so she could continue to enjoy the river. So, with the help of her father, she designed a system to collect and remove trash in waterways.
In May, Perry put forward her solution al the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair held in Gcorgia, US, and received a Judge’s Award from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration for her project.
According to the Science News for Students website, her system was inspired by the Dutch Great Bubble Barrier in Amsterdam, which creates a flow of bubbles that trap waste and directs it to a catchment (集水) system. But Perry tried to challenge herself and make her system more environment-friendly.
She planned to create a curtain of bubbles that spanned the river diagonally (对角地).The curtain would stop the floating trash and then push it toward the shore. Once there, a conveying belt run by a solar-powered battery would carry the waste to trash bins.
In her backyard pool, Perry used an air compressor (压缩机) to send air through a pipe full of holes to create a stream of bubbles. She experimented with different amounts of pressure to make sure there would be enough bubbles to form a full curtain. “For the bubble system to actually work and actually collect the trash,” she explained to Science News for Students, “I have to know how much pressure the air compressor is supposed to push out.”
After she tested her system for collecting trash, Perry found that it worked better than expected. Next, she plans to work out how to use the power of the river to run the air compressor.
4. What drove Perry to design a trash-collecting system?A.Her father’s encouragement. | B.A science and engineering fair. |
C.Her desire to protect a nearby river. | D.A study ou waterway pollution. |
A.It was designed partly by Perry’s father. | B.It was inspired by a UK invention. |
C.It creates a bubble curtain to block the trash. | D.It uses water power to run the air compressor. |
A.The way Perry tested her system. | B.Difficulties Perry didn’t overcome. |
C.Perry’s view on her system. | D.Advantages of the system. |
A.Responsible and creative. | B.Easy-going and hardworking. |
C.Smart and honest. | D.Patient and modest. |
Jellyfish are badly named. They are neither a fish nor made of jelly. Instead, their bodies are made up of 95%water and 5%solid matter. They have been in existence for at least half a billion years. Hence, they are older than dinosaurs. Surprisingly, they don’t have a brain, a heart, or lungs. You may wonder how they can possibly survive without these vital organs, but everything is for the heat. they don’t have lungs because their skin is so thin that they can absorb oxygen through it. They don’t need a heart to pump blood because they don’t have any. And they have a nerve net which is sensitive to touch below their outer skin. They respond to the changes in their environment using signals from the nerve net, so they don’t need a brain to process complex thoughts.
Their variety is nearly endless. Most of them are umbrella-shaped and have tentacles (触角). Some jellyfish have very long tentacles. However, they never sting(刺) themselves. That’s because the tentacles are very slippery and will only sting other animals. Most jellyfish have little or no vision, but they can detect light and ocean currents, which helps them to navigate and move. A few species can also recognize color and have a 360-degree view of their environment.
Jellyfish come in all sizes, from 0.5 millimoters to the giant Nomura’s jellyfish, which can measure up to two meters in diameter and weigh over 200 kilograms. While jellyfish are beautiful, they can also be dangerous. Some jellyfish toxins (毒素) can be deadly to humans, such as those from the box jellyfish and the Australian Irukandji, but deaths are relatively rare given the number of jellyfish-sting victims every year. In any case, it’s better to stay out of the way of any jellyfish you may see! You can go swimming with dolphins, but you definitely want to think twice before swimming with jellyfish.
8. What does the author mean by “everything is for the best” in the first paragraph?A.Ocean creatures without vital organs don’t live long. |
B.Jellyfish live just fine with what they naturally have. |
C.The numerous ocean species make life pretty easy for jellyfish. |
D.It’s best for jellyfish to live because everything is suitable for them. |
A.At least 5,000,000,000 years. | B.More than 500,000,000 years. |
C.Roughly 50,000,000 years. | D.Less than 5,000,000 years. |
A.They are not painful to humans at all. |
B.Only Nomura’s jellyfish are deadly. |
C.Thousands of people die from them every year. |
D.They are rarely deadly, but people should watch out. |
A.Their size. | B.Their toxicity. | C.Their diets. | D.Their appearance. |
This summer we witnessed interview teams at the North Pole wearing short sleeve shirts due to the warm weather. A study published on Aug 29 revealed more concerning issues in the supposedly coldest area of the world. Zombie ice from a massive Greenland ice sheet was confirmed to be melting, which would eventually raise global sea levels by at least 10 inches (27 centimeters) on its own, reported Associated Press (AP).
Zombie ice is the kind of ice that is still attached to thicker areas of ice, but is no longer getting fed by larger glaciers. Since glaciers are getting less snow to make up for the amount of ice melted, once the zombie ice is melted, it cannot be re-formed.
Scientists decided to look at the balance of the ice. In perfect equilibrium (平衡),snow in the mountains of Greenland flows down and thickens the sides of glaciers, balancing out what’s melting on the edges, according to AP. But in the last few decades, there is less refill and more melting, creating an imbalance.
Study co-author William Colgan at the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland told AP that 3. 3 percent of Greenland’s total ice volume will melt eventually. “Starving would be a good phrase” for what’s happening to the ice, Colgan added.
With a great number of natural resources buried under the earth, areas of melted ice revealed treasures that attracted the world’s richest men. According to CNN, in early August, there was a “treasure hunt” in Greenland. Billionaires, including Bill Gates and others, financially backed KoBold Metals, a US-based mineral exploration company, to explore the rare metals under the glaciers in Greenland. The company told CNN that since there were enough minerals to power hundreds of millions of electric vehicles, the critical resource is capable of powering the green energy transition (过渡).
While investors are taking advantage of global warming, experts express their concerns that the mineral exploration is likely to worsen the local environment, running out of the world’s resources at a faster rate.
12. What do we know about zombie ice?A.It’s made up by nearby glaciers. | B.It will melt away from the ice cap. |
C.It’s independent from large glaciers. | D.It has increased sea levels by 10 inches. |
A.How zombie ice was formed in the past. | B.Why more zombie ice can’t be created. |
C.What the melting of zombie ice can lead to. | D.How zombie ice functions in the ecosystem. |
A.Supportive. | B.Tolerant | C.Indifferent. | D.Worried. |
A.To report on the melting zombie ice. | B.To explain a natural phenomenon. |
C.To call for environmental protection. | D.To comment on the “treasure hunt”. |
When faced with the decision to get out of bed or have a few more minutes of sleep, which do you choose?
A sleep researcher Till Roen, who has recently conducted a study.
As to how the snooze button will affect your day, scientists have mixed opinions. Some scientists think people who hit the snooze button in the mornings are actually clever, creative and happy.
According to some sleep experts, you simply hit the snooze button.
A.In fact you are confusing your body and mind. |
B.How can you really take advantage of an alarm clock? |
C.It’s significant to make use of willpower to struggle off bed. |
D.But some said that hitting the snooze button will ruin your day. |
E.About 85 percent of Americans use an alarm clock to wake up. |
F.Hopefully, the following ways will help you keep refreshed in the morning. |
G.Believe it or not, that decision could make a difference in the rest of your day. |
【知识点】 科普知识
二、完形填空 添加题型下试题
Kenny Eating House is always crowded in the late afternoons right up to midnight. You will see many people
But having found a place to sit is not the
Once the waiter comes to
Whenever the crowd gets too thick. the tables will be
A.sitting | B.standing | C.serving | D.playing |
A.occupied | B.accessible | C.abandoned | D.vacant |
A.indication | B.adaptation | C.motivation | D.violation |
A.gazing at | B.splitting into | C.bumping into | D.diving for |
A.invite | B.wave | C.lead | D.welcome |
A.start | B.point | C.result | D.end |
A.deal with | B.apply for | C.attend to | D.call for |
A.even if | B.now that | C.as though | D.in case |
A.stupid | B.terrible | C.clever | D.aggressive |
A.customers | B.passengers | C.candidates | D.waiters |
A.place | B.serve | C.take | D.reserve |
A.indecisive | B.indifferent | C.incorrect | D.independent |
A.Initially | B.Usually | C.Abruptly | D.Fortunately |
A.gesture | B.signal | C.atmosphere | D.schedule |
A.shared | B.covered | C.combined, | D.mixed |
A.weakening | B.deafening | C.brightening | D.strengthening |
A.increase | B.drop | C.thin | D.accumulate |
A.good-looking | B.peace loving | C.easy-going | D.hard-working |
A.pulls up | B.winds down | C.breaks down | D.tears up |
A.happiness | B.calmness | C.darkness | D.madness |
三、单词拼写 添加题型下试题
【知识点】 surrender 不定式的一般式:to+动词原形
【知识点】 cultivate 现在完成时的被动语态解读