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1、2021年四川绵阳高三三模英语试卷学生用卷一、阅读理解（本大题共15小题，每小题2分，共30分）I、【来源】2021年四川绵阳高三三模（A篇）第2123题6分（每题2分）Tips for Your Best Visit to Lcgoland California Stay CloseFour hotels are within walking distance of the main gate, the newest of which resembles a medieval castle. Guests get an hour of early access to the theme pa

2、rk. Use the AppNot only does Legoland Mobile App function as a map. bul shows relatively accurate wail time for eveiy ride and special deals for park shops. You can use it to purchase or upgrade your tickets too.Go FishingThe Sea Life Aquarium is here lo impress you with kinds of fishes, rays, shark

3、s, reptiles, and amphibians. Extra admission is required.Take a ClassIn the Imagination Zone, kids above nine and grown-ups can sign up for free classes lo build Lego robots. Younger kids can have fun building race cars and testing them on tracks. See a ShowLegoland California rolls out various live

4、 entertainment experiences throughout the day. Children particularly will love a 15-minute show where human actors sing and dance their way through a plot from Lego Friends.In a word. Legoland California is definitely a must-see place. Visit to plan your trip NOW. Were always at your service.（1） How

5、 can Lcgoland Mobile App help?A. Buy souvenirs.B. Book hotel rooms.C. Cancel tickets.D. Show directions.（2） What can people do in Legoland California?A. Live in a medieval castle.假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文。文中共有10 处语言错误，每句中最多有两处。每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号（八），并在其下面写出该加的词。删除：把多余的词用斜线（）

6、划掉。修改：在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。注意：1 .每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；2 .只允许修改10处，多者（从第11处起）不计分。There are too many classic literary works we should read that its hard to know where to start. Watch the movie version is certainly one way to get familiarly with a book. Besides requiring less lime, the movie version usuall

7、y gives you most of the important plots and character informations. It may also helps you decide if the book is worth reading it. Reading the original books is completely different. With far more character and plot details, it allows you appreciate the beauty of the language in the book. As for whic

8、h is better, it depends on that you need. If you just want to get the story, watch the movie version; for the more complete experience, the book version is definitely better.六、书面表达（本大题共1小题，共25分）9、【来源】2021年四川绵阳高三三模第72题25分假定你叫李华。去年的疫情耽误了你的澳洲网友Alex来中国过牛年春节的计划。在给你的邮 件中他表达了对此的郁闷并询问你这个春节是怎么度过的。请你用英语给他回信，内

9、容要点如 下：1 .表达遗憾和安慰：2 .简述你的牛年春节；3 .邀请他疫情结束之后来中国过年。注意：1 .词数100左右。开头与结尾已给出，不计入总词数；2 .可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。Dear Alex,Yours sincerely,Li Hua1、【答案】（1）D;C;D;2、【答案】（1）B;A;B;A；3、【答案】（1）A;C;B;C;4、【答案】(1)D;B;D;(4) A;5、【答案】E;G;C;A;D;6、【答案】C;B;A:A:D:B;A;D;A;CB:A:C;D;A;D;B;C;C:D;7、【答案】 when;speaking;have (ried;assigned

10、;on;requirement;earlier;to come;and;departinents;8、【答案】1. too改为so；(第一句)2. watch 改为 watching；（第二句）familarly 改为 familiar；（第二句）3. beside 改为 besides；（第三句）informations 改为 infbrmaiion；（第三句）4. helps改为help；（第四句）去掉it：（第四句）5. 加to；（第六句）that改为what ：（倒数第二句）6. the 改为 a：（最后一句中 for the more complete experience）9、【答

11、案】Dear Alex,Im sorry that we couldnt make it to spend the Spring Festival together and I know youre upset about it. But take it easy. Were just two of thousands of people who had to abandon their, plans because of the pandemic.To respond to the governments calk I stayed put, celebrating the Spring F

12、estival with only my family at home. Wc had fancy meals, played various games and surfed the Internet, which brightened my days during the pandemic. Come and join us when the pandemic comes to an end. and Im sure youll have a good time here with us.Hope the epidemic will soon be conquered!Yours sinc

13、erely,Li HuaB. Attend classes vith a cost.C. Enjoy music and dance.D. See some animals for free.(3) What is the purpose of this text?A. To offer solutions.B. To give suggestions.C. To describe a park.D. To promote a destination.2、【来源】2021年四川绵阳高三三模(B篇)第2427题8分(每题2分)Voters in Colorado narrowly approve

14、d an initiative (计划),setting the stage for the return of gray wolves, which were wiped out in this area by the 1940s. This is the first time that a state has reintroduced an animal like this.The Colorado Parks and Wildlife department will lead the effort to establish a sustainable population of gray

15、 wolves in the western part of the state, beginning in 2022 or 2023. The Southern Rocky Mountains, where there used to be a lot of them, contain millions of acres of suitable habitat that could support several hundred wolves or more, biologists say.However, some say its unwise to leave the question

16、to voters. State biologists have previously declined to introduce wolves. Theres a reason its never been done before. says Shawn Martini, spokesperson for Coloradans for Protecting Wildlife, noting that most supporters are from urban areas and they dont have to live alongside the animat unlike peopl

17、e living in the countryside. Farmers and hunters dont favor the initiative, either. Farmers worry wolves will kill their cattle while hunters worry they will lose elk (驼鹿)to the predators.On (he other hand, according to Jonathan Proctor, a conservationist with the Defenders of Wildlife, reintroducin

18、g wolves will restore Colorados natural balance. They help thin out sick animals, maintaining healthy populations of deer and elk. The remains of wolf kills also provide food fbr eaters of the dead, including wolverines, eagles, and bears. He also emphasizes the experience of living with wolves in o

19、ther places, like the Northern Rockies, has shown that wolves are not the threat people sometimes make them out to be. Rcintroduction program biologists promise to make it a priority to work with people living alongside wolves, providing (raining and resources lo keep the wolves out of (he farms in

20、(he first place. And a program will be funded to pay fanners for their lost cattle.(1) What can we learn about the Southern Rocky Mountains from the text?A. They are heavily populated.B. They were inhabited by wolves.C. They are in the east of Colorado.D. They are home to small animals.(2) Whats Sha

21、wn Martinis opinion about the return of the gray wolves?A. Its unfair to make it happen by voting.B. Its welcomed by urban and rural people.C. State biologists shouldnt have opposed it.1) . The wolves should be put somewhere else.(3) What will the program biologists probably do first?A. Buy more cat

22、tle.B. Reach out to the locals.C. Relocate the wolves.D. Clear the site for wolves.(4) What can be a suitable title for the text?A. Wolves are Coming Home.B. No Worries about Wolves.C. Always Vote for What is Right.D. Wolves Help Local Ecosystem.3、【来源】2021年四川绵阳高三三模(C篇)第2831题8分(每题2分)Chinas Yungang Gr

23、ottoes (石窟)will complete the scanning of all the caves in five years, paving the way for the creation of digital versions that can withstand weathering and other real-world damage.So far, the UNESCO World Heritage Site in Shanxi Province has completed three-dimensional scans of one-third of its Budd

24、hist grottoes, according to the Yungang Grottoes Research Institute. Wcrc racing against time. said Ning Bo. director of the institutes digitalization office, Weathering is like cancer to grottoes, eating away at the sculptures year by year. Few technologies can prevent such progressive damage.Using

25、 three-dimensional laser (激光)scanning and multiplanar (多平面)reconstruction, the institute is working to capture the shapes, colors and other fine details of the grottoes and create millimeter-level digital archives for future study and preservation. We hope to preserve the grottoes in digital form as

26、 much as possible, so people in the future will still have access to (he information even if the grottoes fade away. Ning said, adding that the digitalization will also allow the public to visit the grottoes more easily on their computer screens.The digitalization project, which began in 2003 at the

27、 grottoes, still faces challenges posed by the caves enormous sizes, complicated structures and exquisite sculptures, according to the institute. The Yungang Grottoes were built into a mountain, and so our team is actually scanning structures as huge as a mountain. Besides, the inner structures vary

28、 wildly from exotic domes to traditional Chinese architecture/ said the director.The Yungang Grottoes, located in the city of Datong, has 45 major caves and more (han 59, 000 stone statues. With a grotto complex stretching about I km from east to west, it is one of the largest ancient grottoes in th

29、e country.(1) What does Ning Bo mean by saying racing against time?A. Scanning the grottoes is an uigent task.B. It is not an easy job to scan the grottoes.C. He is dying because of a severe disease.D. There is a deadline required by UNESCO.(2) Why is the Yungang Grottoes being scanned?A. To keep th

30、em from being damaged.B. To carry out a scientific experiment.C. To preserve them for future generations.D. To make them accessible via the Internet. What is Paragraph 4 mainly about?A. The influence of the project.B. The difficulties facing the team.C. The beauty of the grottoes.D. The structures o

31、f the statues.(4) In which section of a newspaper may this text appear?A. Education.B. Technology.C. Culture.D. Opinion.4、【来源】2021年四川绵阳高三三模（D篇）第3235题8分（每题2分）Do you have a prized stuffed animal from your childhood? Is it still in your apartment? If so, youre not alone.60% of small children have Teddi

32、es and other comfort objects, and up to 35% of adults!Conventional wisdom from the 1970s suggested kids depending on comfort objects somehow lacked secure attachinent to their mothers, and that this dependence would threaten their proper development into well-adjusted adults.However, not too long ag

33、o, studies began to show that comfort objects dont threaten childrens mental health, and may indeed be developmentally advantageous. Children with comfort objects are less shy and more focused than those without them. This is probably because with their presence, children feel braver and less stress

34、ed in unfamiliar situations.Even newer research shows only when a toy is his or her comfort object do children anthropomorphize it. That is, children dont really mistakenly believe that all objects around them have inside lives. Having an emotional attachinent to the comfort object causes children t

35、o think of it as a human-like friend, who they can practice telling stories （o and share joy and sorrow with. Sometimes they even think from the perspective of this unnatural friend.Comfort objects are not just soft things for children to grab when they feel sad or lonely. They mean something specia

36、l to them. So, far from being wacky toddler （学步儿童）.Behavior, choosing a comfort object and treating it as a sacred part of daily rituals is actually extremely sophisticated behavior on the part of small children. If you have a comfort animal, or meet a kid who has one, let the cuddles （拥 抱）begin.（1）

37、 What do the numbers in paragraph 1 suggest?A. It* s abnormal for adults to own Teddies.B. It* s OK for kids to have comfort objects.C. Kids can got more attached to their toys.D. Having comfort objects is actually common.（2） What did people in the 1970s think of kids depending on comfort objects?A.

38、 They might be a threat after growing up.B. They might have developmental problems.C. They could hardly grow into healthy adults.D. They could get too attached to their mothers.(3) Which of the following statement is true according to the (ext?A. Stuffed toys are intended for wacky toddlers.B. Comfo

39、rt objects boost innovation in children.C. Children believe all stuffed animals have souls.I. . Comfort objects are mental ly beneficial to kids.(4) What is the authors attitude towards comfort objects?A. Favorable.B. Unconcerned.C. Doubtful.D. Critical.二、七选五(本大题共5小题，每小题2分，共10分)5、【来源】2021年四川绵阳高三三模第3

40、640题10分(每题2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。Relationships between parents and their kids can be incredibly meaningful when worked on intentionally. 1 What can parents and children do to improve their relationships?First, take responsibility. Both parents and children are responsible for sh

41、aping, maintaining and managing the relationship. 2 When a child or parent simply waits for the other party to put more into the relationship, problems emerge.Then set boundaries. 3 So parents must decide what sort of access children have to information and what level of support they are willing to

42、provide. Children too, must decide what level of privacy and involvement they seek and accept from parents.4 Unhealthy conflict styles like silent treatments, screaming fights, and ignoring issues have a negative influence on the relationship. Stop doing those and start to think about how you might

43、respond differently. Make an effort and work together to figure out why familiar arguments keep happening. This way, a possible solution can be found.As is often the case, it is much easier to keep the situation as it is, even if it leads to frustration.Change is always the harder choice. 5Handling

44、conflicts wisely also matters.A. Be the change you want to see in this world.B. Nobody likes it when they feci their boundaries arc violated.C. However, it is the quickest way to greater relationship satisfaction.D. But al 1 too often, old habits of speaking and interacting stand in the way.E. Paren

45、ts and kids risk fal1ing into age-inappropriate communication patterns.F. That includes negotiating, compromising, and finding enjoyable ways for both sides to connect.三、完形填空（本大题共20小题，每小题L5分，共30分）6、【来源】2（）21年四川绵阳高三三模第416（）题30分（每题1.5分）Im a talker. 1 1 chatting and solve problems by talking them throu

46、gh. This 2 perfectly well when I have people to talk to. Under lockdown （封城）， however. Ive only had my 3, Peter.We not only lived, worked and traveled together, we 4 socialized together, too. Under the first UK lockdown, our constant 5 began to feel uncomfortable. For the first time in our 10 years

47、together, we needed to be 6.I tried going on walks on my own, but a short walk in the local park couldnt do the 7. Then an idea 8 me: the semi-solo hike.Could we do a circular hike but walk in different directions, which would give us the space and peace of a solo hike? It felt like a 9 compromise,

48、so I told Peter about it. He thought it was 10 but agreed to give it a try.We started with a fbur-mile circle from Reeth, andthen H ways. 2, I was aware of how close we were, which 3 the appeal. Walking alone offers freedom, but here I was with my boyfriend nearby. As I went on, 14, I found myself very much alone. I set my own pace, and decided co take my 15.With the warm sun shining and the 16 wind blowing, my former life as a city girl felt ridiculous. I sat on a rock, feeling no need to 17 a