2024届广西南宁市普通高中毕业班第一次适应性测试英语试卷
广西
高三
一模
2024-03-25
275次
整体难度:
适中
考查范围:
主题、语篇范围
一、阅读理解 添加题型下试题
Popular Academic Majors
Choosing a major is important for all students. An academic major stands for a student’s study and career interests. Below is a list of some popular majors and their descriptions.
Psychology
Our Psychology Program mainly focuses on how people think, feel and behave. Psychology courses look at the complexities of the human mind and human behavior, including thought, language, and communication. This program joins classroom-based learning and work opportunity to put your knowledge into practice. Psychology students may have many opportunities to be involved in leading researches.
Computer Science
Computer Science is the study of computers and computer systems. Computer Science majors study a wide range of courses. During their first two years, students usually take basic courses, including programming languages and web development. This is to prepare them for more advanced classes like artificial intelligence. Many students become software or websites developers. Others choose to use their knowledge in a different field, like business or medicine.
Graphic Design
Graphic Design teaches students how to create images for advertisements, books and websites. This major combines images and text. Courses might include 2D design, drawing and computer graphics. To apply for a graphic design program, you need experience in visual art. You also need to present a small body of art work. Graduates of this major can get jobs in various fields, such as brand design and mobile app development.
Accounting
A Bachelor in Accounting provides students with a foundation in accounting and business. This major teaches students how to study, measure and evaluate information effectively. Our program offers different courses that help students understand the basic rule of accounting. There are a lot of career choices in accounting, such as investment banking and management consulting.
1. What do we know about Computer Science?A.It takes two years to learn basic courses. |
B.It focuses on how people think, feel and behave. |
C.It ensures students to become websites developers. |
D.It teaches students how to create images for advertisements. |
A.Psychology. | B.Computer Science. |
C.Graphic Design. | D.Accounting. |
A.To promote some university’s academic majors. |
B.To provide an overview of some popular academic majors. |
C.To explain the requirements for popular academic majors. |
D.To compare different career opportunities in different majors. |
In our family, the presents we gave one another were almost always homemade. I thought that was the definition of a gift: something you made for someone else. We made all our Christmas gifts: piggy banks from old bottles, and puppets from retired socks. It didn’t seem like a hardship to me; it was something special.
My father loves wild strawberries, so for Father’s Day my mother would almost always make him strawberry cakes. While we kids were responsible for the berries, we each got an old jar and spent the Saturday before the celebration in the fields, filling it as more ended up in our mouths. Finally, we returned home and poured them out on the kitchen table to sort out the bugs. I’m sure we missed some, but Dad never mentioned the extra protein.
In fact, he thought that was the best possible present, or so he had us convinced. It was a gift that could never be bought. As children raised by strawberries, we were probably unaware that the gift of berries was from the fields themselves, not from us. Our gift was time, attention, care and “red” fingers.
Gifts from the earth or from each other establish a particular relationship, a duty of sorts to give, to receive, and to exchange. The field gave to us, we gave to my dad, and we tried to give back to the strawberries. When the berry season was done, the plants would send out its red runners to make new plants. So I would weed out little fields of ground where the runners touched down. Sure enough, tiny little roots would emerge from the runner and by the end of the season there were even more plants, ready to bloom under the next strawberry season. No person taught us this — the strawberries showed us. Because they had given us a gift, an ongoing relationship opened between us.
4. What is the author’s belief about a gift?A.It should be practical and valuable. | B.It should be luxurious and special. |
C.It should be purchased from a store. | D.It should be made with personal effort. |
A.Making strawberry cakes. | B.Finding the sweetest strawberries. |
C.Going strawberry picking. | D.Baking strawberry cookies. |
A.Making homemade gifts for her father. |
B.Devoting time and attention to the plant. |
C.Waiting for the strawberries to get ripe again. |
D.Searching for fields for the plants to take roots. |
A.How to cook with strawberries. |
B.The importance of giving and receiving. |
C.How to cherish homemade gifts. |
D.The procedure of growing strawberries. |
For Caribbean box jellyfish (水母), learning is literally a no-brainer.
In a new experiment, these animals learned to spot and avoid obstacles (障碍物) despite having no central brain, researchers report in Current Biology. This is the first evidence that jellyfish can make mental connections between events and change their behavior accordingly. “Maybe learning doesn’t need a very complex nervous system, but rather, learning is an essential part of nerve cells,” says Jan Bielecki, a neuroethologist at Kiel University in Germany. If so, the new finding could help trace how learning evolved in animals.
Bielecki and his colleagues wondered if Caribbean box jellyfish could learn that low-contrast objects, which might at first seem distant, were actually close by. The team put 12 jellyfish into a round tank surrounded by low-contrast, gray and white stripes. A camera filmed the animals’ behavior for about seven minutes.
At first, the jellyfish seemed to interpret the gray stripes as distant roots and swam into the tank wall. But those collisions (碰撞) seemed to lead the jellyfish to treat the gray stripes more like close roots in dirty water, and the animals started avoiding them. The jellies’ average distance from the tank wall increased from about 2.5 centimeters in the first couple of minutes to about 3.6 centimeters in the final couple of minutes. Their average collisions into the wall dropped from 1.8 per minute to 0.78 per minute.
“I found that really amazing,” says Nagayasu Nakanishi, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, who has studied jellyfish nervous systems but was not involved in the new work. “I never thought jellyfish could really learn.”
Neurobiologist Björn Brembs views the results more cautiously, noting the small number of jellyfish tested and the variability in their performance. “I want this to be true, as it would be very cool,” says Brembs. Experiments with more jellyfish could convince him that the animals really do learn.
8. What can we know about the jellyfish in paragraph 2?A.They can avoid obstacles with a central brain. |
B.They can change their behaviour after evolution. |
C.They may have learning abilities with nerve cells. |
D.They may develop a very complex nervous system. |
A.They completely ignored the gray stripes. |
B.They gradually started avoiding the gray stripes. |
C.They could avoid collisions if given enough time. |
D.They increased their collisions with the tank wall. |
A.Jellyfish preferred the gray stripes over other things. |
B.Jellyfish were unable to learn from their environment. |
C.Jellyfish relied on the distant objects to change their behavior. |
D.Jellyfish showed a learning process and adjusted their behavior. |
A.He believes more testing is needed to confirm the results. |
B.He is excited by the potential implications of the findings. |
C.He dismisses the findings as irrelevant to jellyfish behavior. |
D.He is doubtful due to the consistent performance of the jellyfish. |
A study has found that smiling at London bus drivers increases their happiness. The finding feels obvious and unexpected at the same time. For decades, passengers and drivers in London greet each other in an unfriendly mood; any affection feels disgust. While, the authors of the research, which was conducted by the University of Sussex and others, hope it will lead to “more interaction and kindness on buses”. However, Londoners are sceptical.
It might seem impossible that a report on London’s buses could change behaviour. But it has happened before. London’s buses have an underappreciated role in the history of medical science. In the 1940s, a single study of London’s transport workers transformed epidemiology(流行病学), medicine and the way we live now. Every time you go on a run, check your steps, or take the stairs instead of the lift, you are following a path established by the feet of the workers on London’s buses.
In the late 1940s, Britain, like many rich countries, was suffering from an “epidemic” of heart disease and no one knew why. Various hypotheses (猜想), such as stress, were suggested; but no one noticed exercise. The idea that health and exercise were linked “wasn’t the accepted fact that we know today”: Some even felt that “too much physical activity was a bad thing for your health”.
At this time, Jerry Morris started to suspect that the too many deaths from heart disease might be linked to occupation. He began studying the medical records of 31,000 London transport workers. His findings were breathtaking: conductors, who spent their time running up and down stairs, had an approximately 30% lower incidence of disease than drivers. He also looked at postal workers, and found a similar pattern: postmen had far lower rates of disease than telephonists.
Morris’s research was eventually published in 1953, and his work had consequences both big and small. Morris now took up exercise, handing his jacket to his daughter and just running. “People initially thought I went bananas.” But slowly, the rest of the world took off its jacket and followed.
12. What impact did the study of London’s transport workers in the 1940s have on the field of medicine?A.It led to the discovery of a new virus. |
B.It proved the main cause of heart disease. |
C.It showed the relationship between exercise and health. |
D.It corrected the misunderstanding of London bus drivers. |
A.By carrying out a survey. | B.By study their occupation. |
C.By analyzing the medical data. | D.By doing medical examination. |
A.Falling ill. | B.Saving energy. |
C.Starting running. | D.Becoming crazy. |
A.How to Increase Drivers’ Happiness |
B.How to Transform the Way We Live |
C.How Exercise Influenced Heart Health |
D.How London Bus Drivers Led the World to Exercise |
Finding the words to explain how you feel isn’t always easy. This is why young people’s mental health charity has made “My Voice Matters” the theme of this year’s Children’s Mental Health Week.
Do you have trouble sharing your thoughts or worry no one will listen if you do? Making your voice heard means understanding that your words matter and your opinions count. Dr Julia Clements, a psychologist, says that it means expressing your views, thoughts and feelings, not bottling them all up, and being open to hearing the thoughts, feelings and views of others too.
Clements suggests practising conversations with friends, parents or carers on the way home from school and seeing if you have different opinions about something. If you’re struggling to explain your feelings, find a way that feels right for you, whether it’s talking face-to-face or writing it down.
A.What does speaking up mean? |
B.What are the benefits of speaking up? |
C.Making yourself heard isn’t about shouting the loudest. |
D.Don’t be afraid to ask questions if you are confused about something. |
E.Everyone has their own unique way of processing and sharing their feelings. |
F.Sharing your feelings with a person you trust will help you make sense of them. |
G.Words have the power to uplift someone’s spirits and make a positive impact on their day. |
二、完形填空 添加题型下试题
Automation certainly has its advantages. I am grateful for my cellphone that
I recently decided to spend a day
That evening I told my
A.surprisingly | B.firmly | C.reliably | D.carefully |
A.simplified | B.enhanced | C.connected | D.replaced |
A.erupted | B.helped | C.counted | D.increased |
A.considering | B.chasing | C.setting | D.accomplishing |
A.settled down | B.set out | C.hung out | D.took off |
A.world | B.money | C.seat | D.corner |
A.reach | B.command | C.side | D.service |
A.gathering | B.learning | C.exchange | D.atmosphere |
A.exciting | B.humorous | C.doubtful | D.critical |
A.supermarket | B.theater | C.field | D.restaurant |
A.advocated | B.suggested | C.insisted | D.begged |
A.secret | B.problem | C.experiment | D.opinion |
A.interrupted | B.remarked | C.admitted | D.understood |
A.instruction | B.cellphone | C.assistance | D.effort |
A.valued | B.enjoyed | C.missed | D.admired |
三、语法填空 添加题型下试题
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。
Liupao tea, which originated in Wuzhou, has long been popular in overseas Chinese communities. It was donated as tributes (贡品) to Emperor Jiaqing during Qing Dynasty,
More younger consumers are taking to Liupao tea, and now they
【知识点】 食物与饮料
四、书信写作 添加题型下试题
(1)照片内容介绍;
(2)选择该照片的原因。
注意:
(1)写作词数应为80左右;
(2)可以适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。
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【知识点】 学校活动
五、书面表达 添加题型下试题
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。
Mary was fond of outdoor activities, especially the beauty of nature. She would often spend her weekends hiking, biking, or simply taking long walks in the countryside. She had a group of close friends who shared the same enthusiasm for the outdoors.
One day, while enjoying a cup of coffee at a local cafe, Mary’s friend Jenny approached her with an exciting idea. “Mary, have you ever thought about stargazing (观星) in the wilderness?” Jenny asked, her eyes shining with excitement. Mary’s eyes widened, and a smile spread across her face. “Stargazing? That sounds incredible! Count me in,” she exclaimed, her voice filled with expectation.
The plan was set for a cool evening when the sky would be at its clearest. As the day turned into night, the two friends gathered their warmest clothes, packed some snacks and hot chocolate, and set off on their adventure. They began their journey from Mary’s house.
As they walked hand in hand, their breath turned into misty clouds in the cool night air. The moon was hidden behind thick clouds, casting a darkness on their path. But instead of feeling scared, they felt a rush of excitement washing over them. The stillness of the night, broken only by the soft whispers of the wind, brought a newfound peace to their mind.
They walked through the streets, little by little, the city lights faded, and the stars above became increasingly obvious. They couldn’t help but feel amazed by the countless stars that decorated the sky. They decided not to choose the well-known path and wandered deeper into the wilderness. Fireflies (萤火虫) danced gracefully, lighting up the night sky.
Mary’s eyes widened with childlike wonder as she watched the tiny creatures create their magical light show. Absorbed in chats and laughter, they failed to notice when the familiar sights started to disappear, slowly getting swallowed by the tall trees of the forest.
注意:
(1)续写词数应为150个左右;
(2)请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Suddenly, Mary’s heart skipped a beat as she realized they had lost their way.
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Determined, the two friends set off, guided by the light of the North Star.
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试卷分析
试卷题型(共 9题)
试卷难度
细目表分析 导出
题号 | 难度系数 | 详细知识点 | 备注 |
一、阅读理解 | |||
1-3 | 0.65 | 课程 应用文 | 阅读单选 |
4-7 | 0.65 | 人与动植物 记叙文 生活故事 | 阅读单选 |
8-11 | 0.65 | 动物 科普知识 说明文 | 阅读单选 |
12-15 | 0.65 | 个人保健 科普知识 说明文 | 阅读单选 |
16-20 | 0.65 | 方法/策略 情绪 | 七选五 |
二、完形填空 | |||
21-35 | 0.65 | 哲理感悟 记叙文 个人经历 | |
三、语法填空 | |||
36-45 | 0.65 | 食物与饮料 | 短文语填 |
四、书信写作 | |||
46 | 0.65 | 学校活动 | 其他应用文 |
五、书面表达 | |||
47 | 0.65 | 个人经历 生活故事 | 读后续写 |