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1、山西省运城市2019-2022三年高三上学期英语期末试卷汇编 阅读理解专题山西省运城市2021-2022学年高三上学期期末英语试题第一节（共15小题;每小题3分，满分45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。AThe best things to do in LondonDiscover the city with our list of the best things to do and see in London, for visitors and locals alike. From free days out to unmissable restaura

2、nts, this is your ultimate London checklist for 2021. Admire the views from The ShardWhat is it? Standing 309.6 metres (1,016 feet) high, it is Londons one and only 95-storey skyscraper, and the tallest building in Western Europe.Why go? The Shard has established itself as a timeless London landmark

3、 despite being barely a handful of years old. As well as redefining the city skyline, its an ideal place from which to get a look at London in all its glory.Hunt for antiques at Portobello Road MarketWhat is it? The worlds largest antiques market, on a picturesque shopping street in Notting Hillnow

4、traffic-free for socially distanced browsing. Why go? Although home to fruit and veg stalls too, Portobello Market is best known for the antiques and bric-brac stalls featuring at the Chepstow Villas end of the road. Dont be fooled by the fold-out tablesthis isnt cheap tat and there are some serious

5、 treasures here. For more secondhand goodies, head further up the road, beyond the Westway.Eat your way around Borough MarketWhat is it? Dating back to the thirteenth century Londons oldest food market is a cornucopia of gourmet goodies. Why go? It used to highlight British produce but nowadays youl

6、l find global traders and street-food vendors: enjoy French confit-duck sandwiches, Ethiopian stews and scotch eggs(elevated, of course). Visit Hogwarts at the Harry Potter Studio TourWhat is it? There are a whole lot of Harry Potter locations in and around London, but the Warner Bros Studio Tour in

7、 Watford is the most magical. Why go? The capital is heaving with Harry Potter hotspots. Locations like Diagon Alley were set here and scenes from the world-famous movie franchise were filmed here. Therere walking tours and photo opportunities at the actual Platform 93/4 in Kings Cross. But you cant

8、 beat the Warner Bros Studio Tour: The Making of Harry Potter, just outside of the capital, to get up close with incredible props and sets from all eight of the HP films.1. What do we know about the Shard?A. It is currently the tallest structure in Europe.B. It is a 95-storey office block in the sky

9、.C. It allows visitors to get amazing views of London.D. It has a long history as one of Londons landmarks.2. Where can we go for some famous food around the globe?A. The Shard.B. Borough Market.C. Diagon Alley.D. Portobello Road Market.3. What features the Warner Bros Studio Tour?A. Bringing people

10、 closer to Harry Potter.B. Walking on a picturesque street.C. Taking photos at the actual Platform 93/4.D. Gathering the majority of magicians.BAs the Alaskan sky gradually turned dark blue, the commands to my sled dog team broke the silence. I threw a glance over my shoulder as I thundered down the

11、 frozen waterway in the sub-zero temperatures. Where was Mike, my guide? I wondered if he realized I was miles away. While out exploring in the early evening, my lead dog smelled something it couldnt resist. Regardless of my instructions, it instinctively wheeled around and led all the other dogs in

12、 the opposite direction at full speed. In my conversations with Mike over the past few days, Id been told that if I got lost, I would be in big trouble. There werent any supplies for me no extra clothing or shelter, not to mention the firestarter, and we had seen wolf tracks regularly. It was March,

13、 the end of the Alaskan winter. A long journey from Australia had brought me to Yukon, Alaska. My hosts log cabin was the starting point for my 10-day adventure. Wayne and Scarlett, my hosts, lived a sustainable life. They hunted, fished, and gathered food while consciously minimizing their carbon f

14、ootprint. Having enjoyed many years of exploring the Alaskan wilderness, the couple chose to help adventurers to experience the same lifestyle. Driving a team of sled dogs is not as easy as it appears. Id imagined it would be a very relaxing experience, in which I would ride along with a pleasant sm

15、ile while gazing at the passing landscape. In reality it turned out much tougher. You must predict where your dogs would go and how the surface ahead might change. During the journey, we stayed in a different place every night, and took care of our dog teams. These dogs can guarantee our safety and

16、help us escape dangerous situations, so their health and well-being always rank first. After we settled, we started collecting snow for water and cutting firewood. Luckily, I didnt end up in the fangs (尖牙) of wolves. Mike found me sometime later. Our dog teams, in the excitement of being reunited, h

17、eaded straight for each other and got tangled up in the ropes. Theres never a boring moment.4. Why did the writer get lost?A. The lead dog was misled by Mike.B. He failed to give instructions in time.C. The lead dog smelled something irresistible.D. He had a poor sense of direction in darkness.5. Ho

18、w did Wayne and Scarlett live in Alaska?A. They led an eco-friendly life.B. They lived by helping adventurers.C. They seldom walked out of their log cabin.D They worked as guides for exploring Alaska.6. What is Paragraph 4 mainly about?A. Driving a sled dog team is demanding.B. Adventurers prefer to

19、 ride with a smile.C. Appreciating the landscape is appealing.D. Adventurers take care of their dog teams.7. Which of the following can best describe the writers exploration in Alaska?A. Wonderful and entertaining.B. Frightening and exhausting.C. Dangerous and painstaking.D. Adventurous and interest

20、ing.CToday the paper industry has, like many others, been hit by the Covid-19 pandemic. But the industry is expected to bounce back in 2022, and by 2023, its predicted to reach new heights of $1, 031 billion. Heres how that might happen. The world was affected by the Great Toilet Paper Shortage of 2

21、020, as people rushed to pile up this bathroom product. In reality, there was never a true shortage. Its not clear exactly why the mass hysteria occurred. To nobodys surprise, today the tissue market is still booming. Demand for toilet paper, tissues and paper towels has been growing for years. As a

22、n added bonus, many companies are now branching out into medical tissue papers. Some have temporarily switched to surgical face masks and gowns to meet the demand for personal protection equipment. But theres more surprising medical use for paper: rapid tests. The system is widely used for many rout

23、ine tests, such as to detect pregnancy and HIV. And there are already rapid tests out there that use paper to identify if a person has developed antibodies to Covid-19. Equally, food hygiene has become more of a concern. There has been a sharp decrease in the number of customers wanting to reach int

24、o a pot to fetch spoons, forks or straws for obvious reasons, causing restaurants to use more and more disposable packaging. Meanwhile, schools have started to provide paper lunch boxes so that students dont need to eat all together in a canteen. Then theres art. After months of lockdowns and disrup

25、tion to social calendar, practical hobbies such as DIY, crafts, art and baking have recently experienced a renaissance. Some paper companies have seen more interest in paper for education, art and design. Of course, some aspects of paper production have taken more of a hit. “We supply a lot of paper

26、 that ends up in hotel, so weve seen a drop in sales,” says Nick Bizzell, the director of London-based Bizzell Paper. But Bizzell is still optimistic. He pointed out that demand for certain types of paper, such as the A4 kind used in offices, has been shrinking for decades, after losing the battle a

27、gainst computers. But overall the paper industry is growing. Paper is now protecting us from viral infections and boredom, and it will always be a valuable material in our life.8. What does the underlined phrase “the mass hysteria” probably refer to?A. The mass production of toilet paper in 2020.B.

28、The true shortage of toilet paper caused by the public.C. The effect of Covid-19 on the paper industry.D. The unreasonable storage of toilet paper among the public.9. Which of the following have witnessed an increasing demand for paper?A. Rapid tests and physical checkup.B. Surgical face masks and e

29、ating tools.C. Medical protection equipment and food packaging.D. The treatment of Covid-19 and pregnancy detection.10. What causes more use of paper in art?A. Being unable to socialize.B. The promotion of paper companies.C. Being interested in art education.D. The marketing strategies of paper comp

30、anies.11. Whats the text mainly about?A. Paper industry on the decline.B. Paper industry in the recovery.C. The blow of Covid-19 to the paper industry.D. The effect of medicine on the paper industry.DChildren arent the only ones who can benefit from naps. After hours of working, many adults feel sle

31、epy at noon and find themselves in desperate need of a recharge. But instead of grabbing a cup of coffee, it may be more worthwhile to combat sleepiness with sleep.A power nap can “provide the refreshment you need if youre struggling to stay alert or havent had a good nights sleep,” explains Rebecca

32、 Robbins, a sleep scientist. A power nap “gives people the chance to rest for a short period of time to boost workplace productivity,” she says, but they are only beneficial when they are done correctly.How long should a power nap be? Sleep experts say that power naps should be quick and refreshing

33、to increase alertness throughout the day. “You dont have to go to sleep fully.” says James Maas, a former professor and chair of psychology at Cornell University who coined the term “power nap” more than 50 years ago. “Its an opportunity to shut your eyes, breathe slowly and recharge.” For most peop

34、le, 15 minutes should be enough to power through the rest of the work day. However, Maas cautions that lengthier naps are counterproductive and even harmful. “Never nap for 60 minutes. If you power nap any time longer than 40 minutes, youre going to wake up feeling dizzy for another hour or so.”Shel

35、by Harris, a clinical psychologist, adds that the best time to have your power nap is between 1 p.m. and 3 p.m., because napping any later in the day “can interfere with your sleep at night.”In contrast to coffee or soda, which is likely to “damage your sleep at night and only offer short term energ

36、y for about 30 minutes,” Robbins says a power nap is a healthier alternative to improve workplace performance, strengthen memory and boost creativity. Harris adds naps have long-term health benefits too, such as improving your mood and aiding in stress management. “Power naps can reduce accidents an

37、d mistakes while also improving attention, alertness, concentration and performance. They can even be used effectively to combat drowsy driving when a short nap is taken just before getting behind the wheel,” she says.12. How can we fight sleepiness after hours of working at noon?A. By drinking a cu

38、p of coffee.B. By having a power nap.C. By getting a good nights sleep.D. By listening to music.13. Which is the best choice for a power nap?A. 15minutes between 1 a.m. and 3 a.m.B. 40 minutes between 1 a.m. and 3 a.m.C. 15 minutes between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m.D. 40 minutes between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m.14.

39、What do Robbions and Harris mainly convey?A. The benefits of power naps.B. The damage coffee and soda do to you.C. Means of reducing accidents and mistakes.D. Ways to improve workplace performance.15. What can be the best title for the passage?A. Power naps consB. The benefits of coffeeC. When we sh

40、ould take a power napD. How to benefit from a power nap山西省运城市2020-2021学年高三上学期期末英语试题第一节(共15小题；每小题3分，满分45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.AThe Summer Food Service Program(SFSP)provides children in low-income areas with healthy meals and snacks for free.By this means children can get the nutrition n

41、ecessary for learning, playing, and growing when they are out of school for summer vacation.SponsorsSFSP is run by local approved sponsors such as school districts, local government agencies, camps, or private non-profit organizations.These sponsors receive payments from the United States Department

42、 of Agriculture(USDA)through local agencies for the meals they serve and their documented operating costs.Feeding locationsThere are three kinds of feeding locations in New Jersey-open sites, enrolled sites, and camps.Open sites operate in low-income areas where at least 50% of the children come fro

43、m families with incomes equal or less than 185% of the federal poverty level, which means they are qualified for free and reduced price meals.Meals are served free to any child at the open sites.At most sites, children get either one or two reimbursable(可补偿的)meals per day.For locations primarily aim

44、ing to serve migrant children, they may be permitted to serve as many as three meals a day to each child.Eligibility(资格)Children aged 18 and under can receive free meals and snacks through SFSP.For those over 18, they are also eligible if they are disabled and participate in special school programs

45、for people with mental or physical disabilities.Enrolled sites provide meals to children participating in an activity program at the sites where at least half of them qualify for free and reduced price meals.Camps are also welcomed to join SFSP.They receive payments only for the meals served to chil

46、dren who are eligible for free and reduced price meals.1. Which of the following will pay for the free meals?A. SFSPB. USDA.C. Local government agencies.D. Private non-profit organizations.2. What can we infer from the text?A. Only those who are aged 18 and under have across to the free meals.B. No

47、more than two meals a day are served to each child at all the sites.C. SFSP offers children in low-income areas free food only on summer vacation.D. Children with family incomes above the federal poverty level are unqualified.3. What is the purpose of the text?A. To persuade children to get help.B.

48、To introduce a charity campaign.C. To appeal to the public for donation.D. To publicize the governments achievements.BZide, a guqin studio in China, has made the ancient Chinese instrument popular in recent times.Its videos, in which performers play traditional Chinese music with several instruments including guqin, have become popular on the Internet.The performances feature the traditional clothing which the players wear as well as the style, making them look like classic Chinese paintings coming to life.In 2014, several young people