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1、2021年陕西宝鸡金台区宝鸡中学高三三模英语试卷-学生用卷一、阅读理解（本大题共15小题，每小题2分，共30分）1、【来源】2021年陕西宝鸡金台区宝鸡中学高三三模（A篇）第2123题6分（每题2分）Whafs On?The new Cambridge Festival will take place from 26 March to 4 April 2021, with a series of free online events and activities including podcasts, films, panel discussions, virtual tours, walks

2、 and talks for the whole family.Wildlife DiariesOn 1 April at 5pm we will be bringing together all the most exciting diary entries into a short film so you can share the joy of discovering nesting birds, see what we have captured on our camera traps, and find which plants have already burst into blo

3、ssom, and then get your questions ready for a live wildlife Q&A with our experts.Time: 5: 00 pm-5: 45pm Thursday 1 AprilScience walking tours 2021See the building where the secret of life on earth and the secret of destroying the planet were discovered. Why did the Botanical Garden lead Darwin aboar

4、d the Beagle? Which woman pioneered computer programming, and why is a phycisist remembered with a crocodile? Cambridge has so many scientists to celebrate, and lots of quirky stories to enjoy.Time: 11: 30am-1: 00 pm on Wednesday 7 AprilOnline Talkabout Kettle*s YardJoin Andrew Smith, one of our lon

5、g-serving Visitor Assistants and our resident furniture enthusiast, for a talk on the often-overlooked pieces of furniture and hidden objects in the Kettles Yard House. The talk will look at some of the fascinating stories behind these pieces and why they are so important to Kettles Yard.Time: 6: 00

6、 pm-7:00 pm Thursday 15 AprilUniversity social club swimmingEach week one lane is opened for the more enthusiastic swimmer. We also set aside a second lane for families, with children who use floats, etc. The middle area is set aside for general swimming, but at a more reasonable pace. If you fancy

7、stopping for a chat, then you can. Please note: this event has been CANCELLED.Time: 7: 15 pm-8: 15 pm Tuesday every weekWhat will you do in the Wildlife Diaries? poets through the centuries. Nanjing is known for its literary history. Take Tang Dynasty poet LiBai for example. He travelled to Nanjing

8、at least four times in his life and wrote about 120 poems.Yangzhou, 5 (sit) on the north bank of Yangtze River, is a land of fish and rice. Its super cuisine has led locals to live 6 easy and enjoyable life. As an old saying goes, in a sense we are 7 we eat. The characterristic of Huaiyang cuisine,

9、a typical cuisine in Yangzhou, 8 (be) similar to the temperament of the land-fresh, balanced and tolerant. It focuses on high-quality ingredients, careful layouts freshness and authentic flavors. Huaiyang cuisine along 9 Cantonese, Shandong and Sichuan cuisines is one of Chinas four great culinary t

10、raditions.Culture influences the music we listen to, the food we eat, our interests and even our values and views on morality. To some extent, Nanjing and Yangzhou are also awarded for 10 (they) unique cultures.五、改错(本大题共1小题，共10分)8、【来源】2021年陕西宝鸡金台区宝鸡中学高三三模第71题15分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

11、有1。 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),并在其下面写上该加的词；删除：把多余的词用斜线()划掉；修改：在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写上修改后的词。注意：1 ,每次错误以及修改仅限一词；2,只允许修改10处，多者(从第11处起)不计分。Mountain climbing is a kind of sport that I am very fond. Last Sunday where we had a short holiday, my classmates and I start off to climb. T

12、he morning air was so good to breathe but we felt really energetic. We could hear many bird singing while climbing. Half the hour later, we got to the top of the mountain. We felt happily because the scenery was amazing. Seeing from the top of the mountain, our school was looked so beautiful. Though

13、 our legs hurt, they had a good time that day.六、书面表达（本大题共1小题，共25分）9、【来源】2021年陕西宝鸡金台区宝鸡中学高三三模第72题25分假设你是某校高三学生，周三下午你校举办了 “爱我中华”的学生合唱比赛(a campus chorus contest)o请你写一篇英文周记，叙述活动的全过程。写作要点：1 .比赛情况；2 .你的感想和收获。注意：1 ,短文词数不少于100词；2 .不能使用真实姓名和学校名称。1、【答案】(1)B;A;C;2、【答案】C;(2)D;D;(4) C;3、【答案】D;(2)B;C;(4) C;4、【答案】

14、(1)A;C;D;(4)B;5、【答案】D;E;C;G;F;6、【答案】B;A;D;B;C;A;B;D;C;B;C;D;B;A;B;C;D;A;D;A;7、 【答案 honors;probably;Located;attracted;sitting;an;what;is;with;their;8、【答案】(l)fond后面加of(2)where 改为 when(3)start 改为 started(4)but 改为 and(5)bird 改为 birds(6)the 改为 an(7)happily 改为 happy(8)Seeing 改为 Seen(9)去掉was(10)they 改为 we9

15、、 【答案】Wednesday afternoon witnessed a whole campus chorus contest HLove China* in theschools hall, which has sparked a growing love for singing.Over 50 groups participated in the contest. They sang about the beauty of China with enthusiasm.Three hours later, the competition came to an end. Then, the

16、 winners were presented with prizes.Most of the students think highly of this live singing competition, which provides a platform for them to increase our love to our country.A. Figure out how plants burst into blossom.B. Consult experts about a live wildlife.C. Set camera traps to capture wildlife.

17、D. Discover nesting birds in the wild.（2） When can you learn fascinating stories behind hidden objects?A. On Thursday 15 April.B. Oh Thursday 1 April.C. On Tuesday every week.D. On Wednesday 7 April.（3） Which event is not available now?A. Wildlife Diaries.B. Science walking tours 2021.C. University

18、social club swimming.D. Online Talkabout Kettle，s Yard.2、【来源】2021年陕西宝鸡金台区宝鸡中学高三三模（B篇）第2427题8分（每题2分）As pianist Mahani Teave was ready to launch her international career, she remembered the moment when the first piano arrived on her remote island. Teave took her first lessons on that piano.“The future

19、 of Teave is only in her hands, nBidini says in the documentary.n Shes a wonderful package-musically, as a person, the influence that she has in public, the brightness and the power of concentration that she has in public is absolutely first classAfter four years in Berlin, Teave began to feel the i

20、sland tugging on her heart and her head. She began to think of giving up a promising career that just got off the ground. The memories of her youthful hunger to learn music often troubled her. She recalled the pain felt when many teachers appeared on the island, then suddenly left. nIt would get cut

21、 off and cut off and it was breaking childrens dreams over and over again at her age, n she says.Thats why Teave felt an urge to change her homeland. After a three一year struggle with funding and logistics, a pair of upright pianos were dismantled （拆卸）and flown to the island. With instruments in hand

22、, Teaves dream of building a free music school for kids was beginning to take shape. With donated land, instruments and crowd-sourced funding, Teave, along with her partner Enrique Icka, a construction engineer, broke ground on their Toki School of Music. The islands children learn more than just Mo

23、zart and Beethoven. Teave includes her islands traditional music and dance in the curriculum (课程).nI find great joy when I see the children learning and sharing amongst each other, n she says.And when I think of this space, its a space we would have liked to have had as children to study.1Teave may

24、have given up a successful career as a concert pianist, but through her hard won ambition she gained something more一the satisfaction of supporting the dreams of children, hungry to learn music.(1) Bidini says nTeave,s future is only in her hand because .A. Teave has a deep influence on musicTeave sp

25、ecializes in playing the pianoB. Teave，s great talent for music brings huge popularityTeaves works of music are admired by the public(2) What probably makes Teave decide to change her homeland?A. Children，s dreams to learn music.B. Being short of excellent teachers.C. A remote island far from any to

26、wns or cities.D. Her sufferings in learning music as a child.(3) What do we know about the children at Toki School of Music?A. They began to love traditional dance.B. They showed gratitude to Teave.C. They were satisfied with curriculum.D. They were devoted to music learningWhat is authors purpose i

27、n writing the text?A. To introduce a music school.B. To share an interesting story.C. To praise Teave for her greatnessTo show his concern about children.3、【来源】2021年陕西宝鸡金台区宝鸡中学高三三模(C篇)第2831题8分(每题2分)Australias biggest soft drink makers, including Coca-Cola and Pepsi, promised on Monday to cut industr

28、y-wide sugar use by a fifth over seven years to prevent obesity in a country where nearly a third of the population is dangerously fat.Australia has the fifth-highest rate of obesity in the developed world, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, a health condition th

29、at can exacerbate (使恶化)problems from diabetes to heart disease.Beverage (饮料)producers in Australia have already seen some consumers switch away from sugary drinks because of heath concerns and they have promised the reduction as authorities press for a sugar tax similar to one introduced in Britain

30、in April.We think this is a step in the right direction/ said Geoff Parker, chief executive officer of the Australian Beverages Council (ABC), the main body representing non-alcoholic drink makers, an industry which generates A $ 5 billion ( $ 3.7 billion) in annual revenue, Were certainly encouragi

31、ng other sectors of the food supply, and indeed other categories to join with us to reduce sugar across the portfolio to help handle what is a really a complex problem and that is obesity.1Companies will aim for a 10 percent reduction in total sugar per 100 milliliters in their drinks by 2020 and a

32、20 percent reduction by 2025, achieved via a combination of recipe modification and increasing sales of low-sugar beverages, the Beverages Council said.The World Health Organization (WHO) said last year dinking fewer sweet drinks was the best way to prevent excessive weight and prevent chronic disea

33、ses such as diabetes, although fat and salt in processed foods were also to blame.It has pressed for governments to tax sugar.In Australia, where according to WHO statistics two-thirds of adults are overweight and nearly a third are obese or grossly overweight, the Australian Medical Association has

34、 pressed for a sugar tax but it has been resisted by the countrys two major political parties. nWe dont want to see the price of groceries go up. Health Minister Greg Hunt told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation on Monday.(1) Why did soft drink makers promise to lower sugar in their drinks?A. T

35、hey wanted to cut down the cost.B. They helped people to lose weight.C. They kept people away from sugary drinks.D. They responded to the tax law from governments.(2) What can we lean form Geoff Parker?A. People are unwilling to drink non-alcoholic drinks.B. Beverage producers take a positive attitu

36、de to sugar reduction.C. Many soft drink makers manage to prevent the obesity.D. The Australian Beverages Council has encouraged people to keep fit.（3） How will soft drink producers reduce sugar according to the Beverages Council?A. They will set a goal for the sugar use in their drinks.B. They will

37、 limit the total sugar to 10-20 percent of drinks.C. They will adjust ingredients and sell more low-sugar drinks.D. They will produce more low-sugar beverages every year.（4） What should people do to keep away from obesity according to WHO?A. People should push governments to tax sugar.B. People shou

38、ld reduce fat and salt in their food.C. People should try to reduce sugary drinks in diet.D. People should lose more weight to keep healthy.4、【来源】2021年陕西宝鸡金台区宝鸡中学高三三模（D篇）第3235题8分（每题2分）The International Mother Language Day is on February 21 and it was created by the United Nations to help preserve in

39、digenous （土著的）languages around the world.Due to globalization, indigenous languages are increasingly under threat of extinction. Every two weeks a language disappears, taking with it an entire cultures heritage and thus diminishing the worlds cultural diversity, At least 43 percent of the estimated

40、6000 languages spoken in the world are endangered, only a few hundred are formally taught and used and fewer than 100 are used in the digital world, according to UNESCO.Like languages around the world, indigenous Australian languages are under increasing threat of extinction. The Australian Institut

41、e of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies understands that in Australia, there were more than 250 indigenous Australian languages, including 800 dialects, or local variations, at the time of European settlement in 1788. Today only about 13 indigenous Australian languages have enough young p

42、eople speaking them for them to survive.Indigenous languages everywhere are much more than just a way of communicating Yuin woman Anne Martin, educator and former national NAIDOC Committee Co-Chair, described indigenouslanguages as the breath of life. Indigenous languages are not just a means of com

43、munication, they express knowledge about everything: Law, geography, history, family and human relationships, philosophy, religion, anatomy, childcare, health, caring for country, astronomy, biology and food. Each language is associated with an area of land and has a deep spiritual significance, and

44、 it is through their own languages that Indigenous nations maintain their connection with their ancestors, land and law, she said in an interview published by La Trobe University.International Mother Language Day has been observed every year since February 2000. In 2019, the theme is: Indigenous lan

45、guages matter for development, peace building and reconciliation (和解) One of UNESCO s goals for that years International Mother Language Day is to collect proverbs in as many of the worlds indigenous languages as possible, The proverbs were compiled and the most appropriate ones published by the UN

46、on its website and other publications. And the theme for International Mother Language Day 2020 is Languages without borders.(1) What does the underlined word diminishing in paragraph 2 probably mean?A. Decrease.B. Add.C. Create.D. Replace.(2) What does paragraph 3 mainly talk about?A. The increasin

47、g number of indigenous languages.B. The development of indigenous languages.C. The endangered situation of indigenous languages.D. The popularity of indigenous languages,What does Anne Martin think of indigenous languages?A. They are just used for communication with each other.B. They are loosely co

48、nnected with their ancestors, land and law.C. They are very important for indigenous nations all over the world.D. They are about not only communication but knowledge about all fields.(3) What is the best title for the text?A. The Theme of International Mother Language Day.B. An Introduction of International Mother Language Day.C. The Protection of Indigenous Languages in the World.D. The Decrease of Indigenous Languages in the World.二、信息匹配（本大题共5小题，每小题2分，共10分）5、【来源】2021年陕西宝鸡金台区宝鸡中学高三三模第3640题10分（每题2分）How to Be All You Desire to BeBelief is at the root o