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1、HY中学2021届高考英语模拟试题（二）（扫描版）本卷贰。贰贰年贰月捌日编写；出题人：令狐学复；欧阳化语；令狐理总。2019高考模拟卷英语试卷（二）时间：120分钟 总分值：150分第二局部阅读理解（共20小题；每题2分，总分值40分）第一节其共.15小题；每题2分，总分值30分）, 一 一阅读以下短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最正确选项。jj? j Aloq wan viol gurbresat r（wo 埴加?。ae 会308bteorin 1Perhaps there is no sport in the worldjmore connected to sneake

2、rs than basketball.court.Many NBA players wear them to send important messages and showcase, their personalities on；croii L r z 亡二 斑：彳And now, thanks to a new policy, the NBA will strengthen its status.as the most stylishsports league in the world. When the 2018-2019 NBA season kicked pffin Ocjpb th

3、e NBA 1 : lifted its color restrictions on players sneakers. It |s the first tiie in Jhe,印瓯$ 72-year history that it has allowed shoes to be of any color a player like, a$Jong as noflectiye （反光的）material is included.In the past, the NBA required “uniformity （二致性）of uniform mining each players shoes

4、had to match those worn by the rest of the team. Their sneakers had ta le at least 51percent black or white, with an element of team color. （如；）中 丁厂。loa ;仇1； .&,.小 This landmark rule change is part of the NBAs collective effort to support playersustaiements,? on and off the court. “More and more peo

5、ple realize that limitation of the color of players7 shoes actually constrains （限制）their personal expression and storytelling,“ CNN News noted. -. Sometimes a shoe was worn in a memorable game, or the design of a shoe has meaning for the player, _忸 30大6，“， ； Mr. Tuohy said, uIn the Netherlands they

6、are known for practicing a method, known sometimes as the Dutch reach, which we think could be successfully encouraged in tihe UK.，. “ ：，2A 11审0|3 股.柏7,“Cycling UK has written to the Department for Transport 领ng them to look into thisj - and； highlight the dangers of 4car dooring through a public aw

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8、tter view of whats coming；dp alongside iff the，, p car.aWoO；Why does the author, mention the fies in Paragraph 垛 工。j,斓5 如 加水.A. To stress the importance of traffic safety.B.To report thq terribly 做(加质的., ？ .：.C. To show the danger of car dooring.D. To cause cyclists concentAccording to the text, wha

9、t should you do if you want to use the Dutch reach、？-A. you should sit still in your seat and open the door politely.B. you should sit still in your seat and open the door abruptly.C. you should turn yourself in your seat and use the inside hand to open the door ， . . , D,-you should turn yourself i

10、n your seat and use the outside hand to open the door.28. Whai does the underlined word sustained in Paragraph 3 probably mean ?A. caused B. suffered C. avoided D maintained.B. An introduction to traffic rulesD. An approach tc cycling in the UK29. What does the passage mainly talk about?A. A solutio

11、n to dooring incidentsC. A guide to driving a car safely不：.?不：.?If you are left-handed, you may .be familiar with difficulties like eating next to，a ：right-handed person or playing video games. Its easy to feel alone - just 12 percent of the worlds population are left-handed, and twice as many men a

12、s women are. But dont worry, you may have more in common with another animal - the kangaroo.A study has suggested that wild kangaroos tend to use their left hands for common tasks like grooming and feeding, according to the BBC. The researchers say this is the first time that “handedness has been fo

13、und in a species other than humans, who are mostly right-handed. The evidence comes from hours spent observing different species in the wild.The research, published in the journal Current Biology, was conducted by Russian scientists from St Petersburg State University, who traveled to Australia to d

14、o the fieldwork- There they worked with Janeane .Ingram, a wildlife ecologist and PhD student at the University （Tasmania.j -n .j.fl；In terms of handedness, the studys senior author Yegor Malashichev, PhD, said this confinned for the first time that cwe are not alone in the Universe; we are two . hu

15、mans and， kangaroos”.He and his colleagues suggested that their discovery is an example of parallel evolution”. This is because handedness seems to have appeared in primates （灵长类动物）aswell as the kangaroos in the new study, but not inevolutionary tree） 必门）This is not the only piece of good news for l

16、eft-handed people. Left-handers makeboxers and fencers （击剑运发动），boxers and fencers （击剑运发动），especially good baseball playerst tennis players, swimmers, reported th Mirror. Almost 40 pereent of the top tennis, players are left-handed, includingRafael Na whb has won 14 grandrslam （大满贯）titles.;几匕如.” , ？F

17、ive of the seven most recent US Presidents have also been left-handed - Gerald Ford, J I J 9. i WT 1 iRonald Reagan, George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton and Barack Obama.There are plenty of reasons to be excited if youre left-handed. Who knows whats next for you. or kangaroos?:： . ： . , . 下： ；： J y 支力 卅W

18、hat has the recent study found? .f :.,-th.jnv二HibdEA. Left-handed people are more likely to feel alone.7“/加利y如tma即2 ramB. Left-handedness exists in kangaroos.C. Left-handedness exists both in kangaroos and human beings, 匕；t , , 下门匚D. Left-handed people are more talented in the sports field.：30. Supposing the world has a population of around 7.2 bijlion, how many men areleft-handed?、) c .1升加 Z ll w ji 川A. 0.864 billion B. 0.288 billion ( C