四省名校2021届高三英语下学期第三次大联考试题含解析2021042102104.doc

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1、1四省名校四省名校 20212021 届高三英语下学期第三次大联考试题（含解析）届高三英语下学期第三次大联考试题（含解析）全卷满分 150 分。考试用时 120 分钟。注意事项：注意事项：1.答题前，先将自己的姓名、考号等填写在试题卷和答题卡上，并将准考证号条形码粘贴在答题卡上的指定位置。2.选择题的作答:选出每小题答案后，用 2B 铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑，写 在试题卷、草稿纸和答题卡上的非答题区域均无效。3.非选择题的作答:用签字笔直接写在答题卡上对应的答题区域内。写在试题卷、草稿纸 和答题卡上的非答题区域均无效。4.考试结束后,请将本试题卷和答题卡一并上交。第二部分阅读理解（

2、共两节，满分 40 分）第一节（共 15 小题;每小题 2 分，满分 30 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。ADid you know that the United States has over 2,600 National Historic Landmarks?They serveas official markers of the countrys，history by way of an event,person,time period,designor archeological finding and not just any old

3、 site will do.Here weve selected 4 with a storyto tell and explore.BirthplaceBirthplace ofof HelenHelen Keller,Keller,AlabamaAlabamaIvy Green is a historic museum that honors Helen Keller,who was born here in 1880.Kellerlearned sign language and Braille and became the first deaf-blind person to earn

4、 a bachelorsdegree.Keller was an advocate of blind rights and wrote 12 books,including her autobiographyThe Story of My Life.Coca-ColaCoca-Cola BottlingBottling Plant,Plant,GeorgiaGeorgiaBuilt in 1891,this plant served as the headquarters and bottling plant for the soda giantas it grew from soda sho

5、p to a manufactured brand.In 1966,Coca-Cola moved into something larger.Currently,it functions as part of Georgia State Universitys campus.LibraryLibrary ofof Congress,Congress,Washington,Washington,D.D.C.C.Where is the largest library in the world?This is it.America t s Library of Congress isthe ol

6、dest federal cultural institution.It s also the current research library for the US Senateand is where US Patent and Trademark Office lies.Both real-life and virtual tours of this amazingspace are available.BrooklynBrooklyn Bridge,Bridge,NewNew YorkYork CityCity2Completed in 1883,Brooklyn Bridge is

7、a famous sight and it has a rich history too.Due toits lengthy span,New Yorkers fear was heightened after 12 people were killed on the bridge.Circus man P.T.Barnum paraded 21 elephants across the bridge to prove it was safe.Its beena National Historic Landmark since 1964.21.Where should you go if yo

8、u want to know about the soda giant?A.Birthplace of Helen Keller.B.Brooklyn Bridge.C.Coca-Cola Bottling Plant.D.Library of Congress.22.What can we know about the Library of Congress?A.It is the oldest cultural organization.B.It is where Americans do the current research.C.It can be visited only in p

9、erson.D.It is where Americans apply for a patent and trademark.23.What is the purpose of writing the text?A.To explore landmarks.B.To introduce scenery.C.To attract visitors.D.To educate readers.BHedy Lamarr was used to being admired for her looks.As a Hollywood film star,she was called“the most bea

10、utiful woman in the world.What she was less known for was her scientific thinkingability.During World War II,Lamarr quietly co-invented the technology that would be theprecursor（前身）to Bluetooth,Wi-Fi and other systems we rely on today.She had a natural curiosity about the world around her.As young a

11、s 5,she would spend timetaking apart and rebuilding her music box to understand how it worked.At 16,she got her firstHim role and quickly became an international icon（偶像）.As her acting career continued totake off,World War II broke out.Lamarr became restless,feeling that she should do more tocontrib

12、ute to the Allies war efforts.“Lamarr said that she did not feel very comfortable,sitting there in Hollywood and making lots of money when things were in such a state,”saysGeorge AntheilTogether with Antheil,Lamarr came up with a groundbreaking new form of wireless communicationknown as Spread Spect

13、rum（频谱）.The concept was to create a wireless signal that could travelquickly from frequency to frequency.But the military refused to use it in their war efforts.The technology sat unused for years,until one day in the 1960s,the military accepted it andcalled the system“Spread like Wildfire”.3Hedy La

14、marr played the role she was expected to play in Hollywood-a beautiful star on thebig screen.And without her,communication could look completely different today.Lamarrsexperience can serve as a reminder:Pursue your talents and passions.Not only will the worldbe better for it,but every pioneer who ch

15、allenges the old will pave the way for others to follow.24.Which of the following best describes Lamarr?A.She became an international star in her childhood.B.She was popular for her extraordinary beauty.C.She invented the technology completely by her own.D.She had to do more to gain success in her c

16、areer.25.What motivated Lamarr to invent“Spread Spectrum*?A.Making lots of money.B.Becoming more popular.C.Showing off her ability.D.Helping the Allies war efforts.26.What can we know from Paragraph 3?A.A fast-frequently-spreading signal was created in Spread Spectrum.B.The name“Spread like Wildfire

17、”showed the hidden danger.C.Showing off her ability.D.Helping the Allies war efforts.26.What can we know from Paragraph 3?A.A fast-frequently-spreading signal was created in Spread Spectrum.B.The name“Spread like Wildfire”showed the hidden danger.C.The military never showed interest in Spread Spectr

18、um.D.Spread Spectrum was an ordinary form of communication.27.Which can be the best title for the text?A.A Film Star With A Great ContributionB.An International IconC.A Woman And The Allies,War EffortsD.A Wireless CommunicationCThe great outdoors:its the place to head for when you re in need of peac

19、e and quiet,open spaces,beautiful scenery and exercise.Whether a huge mountain range or a local countrypark,these natural areas are perfect for us to refresh from our stressed-out lives,and theirtherapeutic effect is being used more and more to treat mental health.As an example,in the foothills of t

20、he Snowdonia National Park in the UK,specialist therapy4sessions are held to help people who suffer from depression,anxiety and stress.Outdoorart-related activities are held for patients,but the setting alone has been credited withimproving the mood of patients.Art psychotherapist Pamela Stanley tol

21、d the BBC that there wasa“growing body of evidence”to support eco-therapy.It s true that for most of us connecting with the natural world definitely lifts our spirits.But the mental health charity Mind says eco-therapy has been recognized as a formal type oftreatment that can sometimes be prescribed

22、 to someone by a doctor.It doesnt involve takingmedication,hut instead it just develops a person s relationship with nature.This natural remedyremedycan take on many forms,including doing yoga in a forest,gardening or even hugging a tree.Evidence has shown there are many benefits of this“green”thera

23、py,including improvingsocial contact,social and work skills and coping abilities.Its what Dr.Rachel Bragg fromthe University of Essex calls“psychological restoration”.She told the BBCs All in the Mindprogramme that nature-based therapies should be part of a“toolkit”of care for patients.Of course,eco

24、-therapy wont cure everything,but it is an option for therapists to use.And as we become more aware of the causes and effects of mental health,it s good to know thathelp might lie outside our towns and cities,and that nature can give us a helping hand.28.In what way does nature work in the therapeut

25、ic effect?A.It helps people get much relieved.B.It helps people do bodybuilding.C.It is doctor1 s preference for treatments.D.It can help us fully recover from the illness.29.What does the underlined word remedy in Paragraph 3 mean?A.optionB.contactC.treatmentD.effect30.What might be the best way of

26、 receiving eco-therapy?A.Tending a garden.B.Taking medicine.C.Meditating at home.D.Gathering with friends.31.What is Dr.Rachel Braggs attitude towards the eco-therapy?A.Unwilling.B.Negative.C.Neutral.D.Positive.DTechnologies like Artificial Intelligence,Big Data,GIS and Mapping,Location Technologyan

27、d autonomous machines are playing a growing role in responding to COVID-19 pandemic.An important policy for authorities across the globe right now is to prevent the spread ofthe virus.To ensure it,they are taking unprecedented（空 前 的）measures to reduce5people-to-people contact.Most countries took mea

28、sures like the closure of non-essential publicplaces,ban of mass gatherings and ensuring a social distancing to limit physical contact.However,in some areas where individuals are not obeying the restrictions knowingly orunknowingly,or do not know what the latest restrictions are,law enforcing author

29、ities are usingdrones（无人机）to monitor people s movement and break up social gatherings that could causea risk to society.The introduction of drones at this time of crisis is reducing the risk ofgetting infected to police officials and other staff since it enables them to monitor a vastrange of area w

30、ithout physical engagement.In addition to street monitoring,authorities are also using drones to broadcast messagesand information about lockdown measures,especially in rural area that lacks open communicationchannels for health information.Drones equipped with loudspeakers are used to make publican

31、nouncements to keep people indoors,take necessary preventive measures,make social-distancingand wear a mask if stepping outside from home.A Global Times video on Twitter shows a drone flying over a village in Inner Mongolia,warningan old lady with audio in Chinese“Yes,Grandmother,its the drone who i

32、s talking to you.You should not go out without wearing a mask.Youd better go home and don t forget to washyour hands.”However,the use of drones raises a debate about privacy and individual rights on mainstreammedia as well as social media platforms.32.What role do drones play in responding to COVID-

33、19 pandemic?A.Helping us know how COVID-19 spreads.B.Preventing the spread of the virus.C.Monitoring medical staff and collecting infected cases.D.Monitoring social activities and broadcasting lockdown measures.33.What can we learn from Paragraph 3?A.Individuals are breaking the restrictions deliber

34、ately.B.Authorities dont know what the latest restrictions are.C.All people s social gatherings could threaten society.D.Police officials and other staff are at less risk with drones.34.Why is a Global Times video on Twitter mentioned in the text?A.To show drones work well without physical engagemen

35、t.B.To show drones have positive effects but sometimes scary.C.To show people in rural area are curious about drones.D.To show people in rural area are resistant to drones.35.What might be discussed in the following paragraph?A.The great demand for drones.6B.Different comments on the use of drones.C

36、.How to update drones.D.How to protect people s privacy and individual rights.第二节(共 5 小题;每小题 2 分，满分 10 分)根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余 选项。In these days of highly-packaged products and non-stop junk mail,we all know that sendinghousehold waste to landfill is a really bad idea and that in an

37、ideal world we would manage torecycle or reuse everything taking our landfill down to zero.36.ReduceReduce thethe stuffstuff inin37,the first step to reduce what we send to landfill is to consider reducing the amountof stuff that conies into our homes and offices each week.For a useful exercise,why

38、not setup a journal to record everything you bring into your home and compare it to what goes back outagain as rubbish almost like accounting for landfill?ReuseReuse thethe rubbishrubbish differentlydifferentlyOf the rubbish you still produce,what could realistically find a new purpose in your home?

39、For example,plastic food trays can be used as seed growing containers.Bottles can be refilled.I even know of one company that turns old CDs into fashionable clocks.38Just because you no longer have a need for an item,it doesnt mean someone else wontbe interested in it.From old electrical goods to bo

40、oks and childrens toys,there are plentyof opportunities to give lots of your rubbish away to other grateful people.SellSell thethe junkjunkYou might be surprised that you can sell some of the junk you re looking to throw away.39,you can not only receive some money,(why not donate a percentage to a g

41、ood cause whileyoure about it?),but clear out your rubbish without feeling guilty at the same time.FixFix thethe oldold itemsitemsCould you actually fix the item you re considering throwing away?40Spare parts canbe bought for many household appliances t bicycles,cars and more that will give them a n

42、ew life,save you the money of replacing them and once again reduce the amount of rubbish you throw away.A.Bottles can be recycledB.Recycle the used objectsC.Give away the spare thingsD.Old electrical items can often be repairedE.As the old programming proverb goes“rubbish in,rubbish out”F.Whether th

43、at involves a car boot sale or placing an advert in the local paper7G.Here are practical measures we can really take to reduce the rubbish we throw away第三部分 语言知识运用（共两节，满分 45 分）第一节（共 20 小题;每小题 1.5 分，满分 30 分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的 A、B、C 和 D 四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。A honeymoon is supposed to be a chance for con

44、nection.However,for Clay and Acaimie,theirhoneymoon turned into a terrible41.One morning in July,Clay and Acaimie arrived at the base of Mount Liamuiga,the highestpoint on St.Kitts,ready for their first42as husband and wife for adventure.Dressed in T-shirts and sneakers,the couple43their way up.It44

45、them nearlythree hours to reach the top of the mount,but the view made it all45.The island of St.Kitts extended before them.They may have been tired and46 Clay,s red scarf wasall wet.When Clay saw a small road leading into the volcanos47,which was unbearably48,he decided to make an exploration.After

46、 just a few minutes of going down,she told herhusband shed wait on the rocks just off the road while he went49A few minutes later,she heard a crash.“Clay?”she called.50A few minutes later,she heard something weakthat could have been a human voice.It was Clay,51help from deep within the crater.Acaimi

47、eheld the rope tightly and began climbing down.Seeing he was bleeding badly,she was52.They were alone in the volcano without cell service.Without hesitation,Acaimie53hermind,and made a decision to54him out somehow.Acaimie lifted Clay55to his feet,but he had no balance and couldn t support himself.Fi

48、nally,they56to return to the top.As they made their way home,Acaimie couldnt support him and57took over.His fallingdown made her more scared.Suddenly,“Hello!”someone called out.Were here!”she yelledin darkness as two rescuers came into58Fortunately,he was59.Clay,here in a St.Kitts hospital,has recov

49、ered from most of his injuries.Clay was60at what his wife had done for him.41.A.experimentB.experienceC.arrangementD.performance42.A.campB.marchC.climbD.glance43.A.madeB.gotC.pushedD.forced44.A.costB.sparedC.spentD.took45.A.worthwhileB.wonderfulC.pleasantD.important46.A.thirstyB.hungryC.safeD.sweaty

50、47.A.ashB.rockC.craterD.valley48.A.visualB.invitingC.splendidD.frightening49.A.outingB.sightseeingC.exploringD.riding50.A.SilenceB.WhistleC.NoiseD.Cry851.A.caring forB.applying forC.turning forD.calling for52.A.embarrassedB.scaredC.disappointedD.shamed53.A.readB.clearedC.lostD.put54.A.driveB.pickC.t