北京市東城區20202021學年度第二學期高三綜合練習（二）英語本試卷共10頁，共100分。考試時長90分鐘。考生務必將答案答在答題卡上，在試卷上作答無效。考試結束后，將本試卷和答題卡一并交回。第一部分：知識運用（共兩節，分）第一節完形填空（共10小題；每小題1.5，共15分）閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中，選出最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。Lastweek,drovetoJoeHardwaretogetafewitems.Uponreturningtomy1,Inoticedcatunderneathandbentdowntoinvestigate.Atthispoint,mywalletfelloff—butIdidn’tnoticeitwas2untilabouthourlater.I3mysteps,askedaroundandtoremycarinsideout.Nothing.lostmywallet.Afterthisfactsankin,Iwasabouttocallbankandthem4meanewcreditcardwhenalittlevoiceinsidemyheadsaid,“Whoa!5.Someonemusthavepickeditup.Anaveragecitizen,justlikeyou.Whatwouldsheorhedo?”SoIheldbackIwasgoingtogiveaday.Then,earlythatevening,wassurfingtheInternetforanewwalletwhenIheardaknockonthedoor.TherewasmanwhoIdidnot6.Coulditbe?Afterweexchangedgreetings,he7memywallet.Hefounditintheparkinglot,thoughtdroppingitoffat’sHardwarebut8todriveoverandreturninperson.Hetoldmehis9,butIwasovercomewithemotionandcannotbe100%sure.IthinkwasDavid.Iofferedhimacashrewardbutherefused.Hewasaregularguydoingtherightthing.David,thanksoverymuchforreturningwalletandreinforcingbeliefthattherearesomegoodand10peoplearound.1.A.carB.homeC.bankD.shop2.A.brokenB.emptyC.stolenD.missing3.A.recoveredB.recordedC.retracedD.reduced4.A.loanB.sendC.showD.pass5.A.ComeonB.CheerupC.SlowdownD.Lookout6.A.doubtB.recognizeC.admireD.remember7.A.awardedB.foundC.broughtD.handed高三英語

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D.humble閱讀下列短文根據短文內容填空在未給提示詞的空白處僅填寫個適當的單詞，在給出提示詞的空白處用括號內所給詞的正確形式填空。AIgrewupinaremotevillage.Therenosuchthingasainmostfamilies.ItwasattheschoollibrarythatI11(discover)thejoyofreading.ThereIspenthoursreadingwhateverattractedmyinterest.I’msureIdidnotunderstandeverythinginthosebooksatthetime.12Ididunderstandwasthepleasurethatgoodstoriesofferandpowerofbookstointroducemetolivesandexperiences13myown.Iwas“hookedonbooks,”asthesayinggoes.BWindisofourcleanestandmostabundantsources.EuropeisleadingthewayinwindNearlyofallturbines(

風力發電機14(locate)there.ThecountrythatproducesthemostenergyfromwindisGermany.However,Germany15(consume)lotofenergy,windonlysuppliesabout5%ofallitselectricalneeds.Denmarkisthegloballeaderinthisfield,whichwind16(supply)almost20%ofitsenergy.CTherearetwodifferentwaystothinkanoldshipwreck(

沉船).Somepeoplevalueitsfinancialworth.They’vespentalotoftimeandmoneysearchingforthewreck.Whenthey17(final)findit,theybelievethattheshipanditscontentsshouldbe18(they).Theseareusuallyreferredtoastreasurehunters.Forotherpeople,however,aship19(lie)atthebottomoftheseaisavaluableopportunitytostudyhowcitizensfrompastcultureslivedandtraveled.Thosepeoplearemarinearchaeologists,20studyunderwaterhistoricalsites.高三英語

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第二部分：閱讀理解（共兩節，分）第一節（共14小題；每小題2分，共28分）閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的、B、C、D四個選項中，選出最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。ALiuJichen,founderandCEOofClearPlate?,designedaminiprogramthatrecognizesemptyplatesandrewardsuserswithpoints.Thesepointscanbeexchangedforgiftslikebooksandcellphones,orbetteryet,theycanbeusedtopurchasecharitymealsdonatedtopoorchildrenruralareasofChina.In2016,Liu,athenstudentofTsinghuaUniversity,noticedpopularcampaigncalled“LeftoverParty”,wherepeopletheirleftoverstoeattogether,intendingtoraiseawarenessoffoodwaste.Liuandhisclassmatesorganizedsuchevent,whichwasattendedbyhundredsofpeople.successencouragedtospreadtheconceptreducingfoodwastetoawideraudience.Theideaofamini-programstruckatadinnerin2017whenLiudinedatarestaurant,whichrewardeddinerswhofinishedofftheirfood.Liufoundthattherestaurantwouldgivethesedinersacardeverytimeandthemsmallwhentheycollectedacertainnumberofcards.“Everyonewhovaluesfoodcanenjoyasenseofgainatalowercost,”Liusaid,notingthatsuchanideacouldberealizedonline.Heformedateamworkontheproject.YetwasquiteachallengefortheAIsystemtoidentifytheuploadedLiuandhisteam,assistedbymorethan1,000others,spentayearcollectingover100,000samplesacrossthecountrytotrainthedigitalbrain.“Thereweresomanyuncertaintiesinresearchanddevelopment.Forourteammembers,thebiggestchallengewaswhetherwereconfidentenoughtocompleteit,”Liusaid.Theyonlyachievedtheirgoal,butnow,themini-programhasmorethanfivemillionregisteredusers.“WehopetoinspireeveryonetakeactionagainstfoodwasteandtocontributeChinesewisdomandsolutionstoglobalfoodsecuritychallenges,”headded.21.WhatinspiredLiuJichentocreatethemini-A.Arestaurant’spractice.B.Hisinterestinhightech.C.Acampaignconcept.D.Hisclassmatesadvice.22.Whatisthemainaimofthemini-program?A.Toincreaseawarenessofcharity.B.Toencouragetosavefood.C.Tocollectphotosemptyplates.D.Topromotebooksandothergifts.23.WhichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribeLiuJichen?A.Generousandoptimistic.B.Lovingandeasy-C.Determinedandresponsible.D.Gratefulandconsiderate.B高三英語

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Forpeoplewhostruggletoreadtext,technologycanbealifeline.Actually,assistivetechnology(AT)toolsforreadingcanalsobeusefultostudentswhojustneedsomeextraassistancetoaidreadingfluencyorcomprehension.Thesetoolsareinexpensiveandeasytofind.Theyupthewonderfulworldofreading,makingtextaccessibletostudentsofallabilities.Butwithmanytoolsoutthere,’snotalwayseasytoknowwhichonestouse.Tohelp,here’saguidetosomebestones.GraphicorganizersTheyarevisualrepresentations,likediagramsandmindmaps,ofideasandconcepts.Youcanusegraphicorganizershelpwithcomprehensionreading.Graphicorganizersbedigitalorpenandpaper.AnnotationaidsTheyletyoutakenotesandwritecommentswhilereading.Thiscanmakeiteasiertokeepinformation.Annotationaidscanbepartofsoftwareorapps,ortheycanbetraditionalpens,markers,andstickynotes.DisplaycontrolItallowsyoutocontroltextisdisplayed.Whenreadingascreen,canchangethefont(

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),fontsize,andspacingoftext.Youcanalsocoverpartsofthescreenlessendistractions(干)whilereading.-to-(TTS)Itletsyouseetextanditreadaloudatthesametime.Tousethistool,youclickonwords,andyou’llhearthewordsreadbycomputer-generatedvoices.canevenreadafteritandrecordyourownvoice.TTScanalsobeusedtochangeanydigitaltextfilesintoaudiofiles.Opticalcharacterrecognition(OCR)Itcanreadaloudtextfromimagesandpictures.YoucanuseOCRbytakingphotosofworksheets,paperdocuments,andevenobjectslikestreetsigns.LikeTTS,OCRusescomputer-generatedvoices.KeepinmindthatusingATreadingwon’tpreventpeoplefromlearningtoread.Forexample,expertssayaudiobookscanactuallyhelpkidsbecomebetterreaders.24.Ifareaderpreferstakinghisfeelingsdownwhilereading,’dbetteruse______.A.graphicorganizersB.annotationaidsC.displaycontrolD.text-to-25.WhatfeaturemakesOCRunique?A.Changingfiletypes.B.Editingofdocuments.C.Readingwordsinpictures.D.Usingcomputergeneratedvoices.26.Accordingtotheauthor,ATreadingtoolsare______.A.accessiblebeneficialB.expensiveworthwhileC.helpfulandenergy-efficientD.innovativecomplicated高三英語

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CWhetherhuntingorcompetinglimitedspaceresources,aretheplanet’ssuperpredator(捕者).Athehumanpopulation’sgettingharderfortofindtoduringtheday.Nowfindingsindicatetheworldhavecomeupwithstrategy:TheyareInpaperpublishedinresearchersanalyzed76scientificstudiesimpactonanimalThecomparedanimalsactivityduringdayinofhigh(fromorfarmingtohikingoutdoorrecreation)anddisturbance(relativelyconditions).Theareanof1.36timesnocturnalduehighdisturbance.ForinPolandboarsgofrom48%innaturalto90%nocturnalurbanEvenactivitiespeoplerelativelysuchashikingandwildlifeviewing,stronglyaffectedanimalsdailyrhythms.“Wethinkthatwe’releavingnotraceoftenwhenwe’reoutdoors,butwecanbehavinglastingconsequencesonanimalbehavior,”saysKaitlynGaynor,leadresearcherforthestudy.isfirsthavetolivenight;duringtimeoftheywerenocturnal.“Dinosaurswerethisubiquitous(無不在的

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哺乳動物)emergeintothedaylight,”Gaynorsays.“Andnowhumanshavetakenoverandarepushingotheranimalsbackintothenight.”ScientistssuspectbecomingmayhurtspecieshighlyadaptedtotheTheynotbetolivewellatwhichwouldultimatelyhurttheirchancesofreproduction.evenalarmingeffectsbeinthewiderecosystem.InCalifornia’sSantaCruzMountains,coyoteshavebeenmorenocturnalresponsetohikersandalterfromdaytimesquirrelsandtonocturnalprey,asratsandrabbits.howecologicalwillchange,itwillbefororworse,requiresfurtherstudy.Somebenefitbothhumans,Forinstance,inNepalareavoidingpotentiallydeadlyconflictswithastheyStudieslikewillhelpconservationdecisionsabouthowtoprotectecosystems.“We’llneedtounderstandlocaldynamicstoreallyshouldbemanagementwildlifeorhumanactivities,”Gaynornotes,“Onepotentialapproachmighttomanagethetimingactivitsothatweleavesomeofthedaylightotheranimals.”高三英語

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B.Byleavingtheirhabitat.D.Bydailyroutine.28.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“innocuous”inParagraphprobablymean?Harmless.

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C.D.29.doesauthorToimportanceofB.Toofhumans.C.Toillustrate’adaptability.D.Todemonstratedinosaurs’power.30.Whatcanweabout’becomingnocturnal?IthasaecologicalB.ItdemandsconservationC.ItmayD.Itbedouble-edged.DAn8-year-oldboyIknowissmallforhisage,shorterandslighterthanhisfriends,evensmallerthanhis5

-year-oldsister.Concernedabouttheincreasinguseandpossiblerisksofgrowthhormone(生長激素),Iaskedhismotherifshe’dconsideredtreatinghimwithit.Shereplied,“Notreally.He’sbuiltlikehisfather,whowasshortandslightasaanddidn’tshootuntilcollege.”Hisfather,at41,isnow6feettall,thoughstillveryslender.Herecallsbeingareasonablyathleticchildbutwithoutthephysicalpowerhisfriends,makingupforwhathelackedinmasswithspeedandagility.“Ienjoyedcompetitivesportsandworkedonskillsothersdidn’thave,”hetoldme,andsaidheencouragessontorecognizeandcapitalizeontheskillshehas.Ifonlyeveryparentwithashortbuthealthychildapproachedthematterassensibly.Expertsestimatethatto80%ofchildrenwhoareshortfortheiragedonothavegrowthhormonedeficiency(

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)orothermedicalconditionthatlimitsgrowth.Butthere’stherapyavailabletoincreaseheight,someparentsamedicalsolutionforaperceivedproblem,evenwhenthereisnomedicalabnormality.Theyshouldalsoknow,however,thatnewresearchhaslinkedgrowthtreatmenttoseriousunfavorablehealtheffectsyearslater.高三英語

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Dr.AddaGrimberg,adoctoratChildren’sHospitalofPhiladelphia,recalledthat“Twentyyearsago,familieswerefocusedhealth.Theycameinwithachildwhowasnotgrowingrightandwantedtoknowiftherewasanunderlyingdisease.Now,moreandmore,theyfocusedheight.Theywantgrowthhormone,lookingforaspecificheight.Butthisisnotlikeonlineshopping;youcan’tjustplaceorderandmakeachildtheheightyouwant.”In2003,theFoodandDrugAdministrationapproveduseofrecombinanthumangrowthhormonefortheconditionknownas“idiopathicshortstature”,orshortbuildofunknowncause,whichisnotadisease.Butithascausedagrowingnumberofparentstoconsiderusingthehormonetoboosttheheightoftheirchildren.Theresultingrushtotherapyreflectsconcernsaboutawidespreadsocietalbias(

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)againstshortness,ratherthanatruemedicalneed.Expertshavenotedthatthepracticebacksupthebeliefthatshortstatureisunacceptable,leadingtoanincreasingdemandfortherapy.Itisfarbetter,Dr.Grimbergsuggested,tohelpashortchilddevelopcopingskillsthantoinchesthroughmedicine.31.Asfortheparents’attitudetotheir8--oldboy’sshortness,theauthoris______.A.criticalB.tolerantC.supportiveD.worried32.Howdomanyparentsreacttotheirchildren’sshortness?A.Theyareeagertogettheexpectedresult.B.Theysparenotosortoutthecause.C.Theyfeeldisturbedtheirchildren’shealth.D.Theyhelpdeveloptheirchildren’scopingskills.33.Whatcanwelearnaboutthegrowthhormonetreatment?A.Itmightbeofficiallyrecommended.B.Itmayfuelheightdiscrimination.C.Itisbyamedicalneed.D.Itistargetedatcertaindiseases.34.Whichwouldthebesttitlethispassage?A.ShowertheShortwithGrowthHormonesB.FindReplacementGrowthHormonesC.AssesstheEffectsofGrowthHormonesD.WeightheUseGrowthHormones高三英語

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第二節（共5小題；每小題2分，共10分）根據短文內容從短文后的七個選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項選項中有兩項為多余選項。FiveEstablishedMemoryBoostersCan’trememberwhereyouleftyourcarkeysagain?35Andassmartphonesandtabletsmakeitpossibletooutsourcememorystoragetoourdevices,theactofforgettingmaybeeasierthanever.Butscientistsarestilldiscoveringeverydayactionscanleadtoenhancementsouroverallmemorycapacity.Hereareafewsimpletipsformasteringmemory:GETSOMESLEEP.Aswe’resleeping,ourbrainschangerecentexperiencesintolong-termmemory,aprocessknownconsolidation.36A2014Sciencestudyfoundmicethatsleptafteracquiringanewtaskwereabletopreservethememorybetterthantheircounterpartslackinginsleep.EXERCISE.Ifyouneedanotherreasontohitthegym,regularexercise—specifically,aerobicexercise—hasbeenshowntoenhancememoryrecall,particularlyinyoungadults.Forolderadults,itcanevenoffbrainshrinkage.EATMOREBERRIES.37Agrowingbodyofresearchsuggeststhatsnackingonstrawberries,blueberriesandblackberriescanboostthebrain’scommunicationpathways.Andeatingberries,accordingtoa2012study,couldactuallyslowmemorydeclinecausedbyaging.SAYITOUTLOUD.38Butresearchershavelearnedthatsayingthemloud—ratherthanreadinginformationsilently—canresultinamajormemoryupgrade.Ifyou’refeelingshy,youcanalsotrytypingorwritingout,too.GOTOYOURMEMORYPALACE.39Oneoftheseisthemethodofloci(跡記憶法

),orthevisualizingofinformationasmajorstopsalongamentaljourney,likeanimaginarywalkthroughyourchildhoodA2017studyfoundthatthistechniqueactuallyreshapesdifferentnetworksofthebraintobettersupportmemory.A.Rememberingnewconceptsisn’teasy.B.Andagoodnight’ssleepcanhelpyoulearn,too.C.Sufficientamountsofvitamincanimproveyourmemory.D.Changinghabitsishard,havingfruitdoesn’tsoundsobad,E.Andwearebeginningtounderstandimportancesleeptooverallhealth.F.Strategiesforsuperchargingmemorieshavebeenaroundsinceancienttimes.G.Withbusinessestodealwithinourbrain,’seasytoletathingsslipthrough.高三英語

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第三部分：書面表達（共兩節，32分）第一節閱讀表達（共4小題；1、2題各2，3題3分，第4題5分，共12分）閱讀下面短文，根據題目要求回答問題。DigitalInclusionforOlderAdultsAsaresearcherinbehaviorolderadults,Iregularlycomplaintsthemlike,’mjustnotpartofthisworldanymore.Incertainpartsofsociety,Ijustcan’tjoin…thingsjustarenotpossibleyouarenotintheflowtheInternet.”or“Wefeellikewe’restandingoutsideabuildingthatwehavenoaccessto.”Today,masteringdigitaltechnologyhasbecomeakeycomponentofwhatitmeansfullyparticipateinsociety.Butoneareainparticularthreatenstopreventsomeolderadultsfrommakingconnections:thedigitaldivide.Asarecentstudyshows,one-thirdofadultsaged65andolderthey’veneverusedtheInternet,andhalfdon’thaveInternetaccesshome.thosewhodousetheInternet,nearlyhalfsaytheyneedsomeoneelse’shelptosetuporuseanewdigitaldevice.Incontrasttoconcernsabouttechnologyuseincreasingisolation(

孤立；隔離amongyoungerpopulations,thecommunicationandconnectionpossibleonlinecanbeespeciallyvaluableforolderadultswhoarehomebound,liveawayfromfamily,orhavelostthelovedones.Olderadultscanuseonlinetoolstoconnectwithfriendsandfamilyviamessagingplatforms,videochat,andsocialmediaeventheycannolongerphysicallyvisitthem.Andtheycanengagewiththeoutsideworldthroughnews,blogs,streamingplatforms,email,iftheyarenolongerabletomoveaboutaseasilyastheyoncecould.Forolderadultsinparticular,therisksassociatedwithsocialisolationareprofound.Lonelinessamongolderadultshasbeenassociatedwithdepression,functionaldecline,anddeath.Technologycanserveasanimportanttooltohelpreducetheserisks,butonlyifweprovideolderadultswiththeskillstheyneed,tomakeinclusionthedigitalworldaccessibletothem.Theimportanceofdigitalinclusionisnotgoingtodisappearwiththegenerationalchangesofthecomingdecades.Technologyiscontinuouslydeveloping,andwitheachnewdigi