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1、重庆高三一模英语试卷（名校2022 2023学年高三上学期）学生用卷一、完形填空1、【来源】重庆高三一模（名校2022 2023学年高三上学期）第1题Recently I was flying across the country and was about to board my flight when a woman sitting across from me had a medical episode (发作期).The woman was control of her body. I jumped up and crouched in front of her, asking if

2、she was okay. I myself as Dr. Joe, askedher (let，s call her Jackie to protect her ) and told her that I could help.In one hand I held hers and with my other hand I her head, carefully asking what was happening. She that she had a condition where, when her body is to a lot of stress, her body goes in

3、to a parasympathetic overdrive (副交感 神经超速运转). Jackie to me that she? s hadthis for thirty years and will be “ perfectly in just a bit” . She said she forgot her medical papers at home.I asked her if she needed help sitting up and a wheelchair to board the plane, to both of which she said yes.I stayed

4、 behind to ensure Jackie it safely on board, but due to some miscommunication, the gate agent and a manager thought Jackie was having a stroke. I explained that, despite her forgetting her , her condition wouldsoon . The employees of the airline agreed to let her board with my and Just like Jackie s

5、aid, she was perfectly fine within about twenty minutes.Jackie just needed someone to listen to her and fight for her.【小题1】L ginning【小题2】L ginning【小题2】A. rrjCrfinltl【小题3】L fligjhl【小题4】H.IrvingC.m anting1).miningH.C.JilhiurviI).H.c.JigrI).六、读后续写9、【来源】重庆高三一模（名校2022 2023学年高三上学期）第9题阅读下面材料,根据其内容和所给段落开头语续

6、写两段,使之构成一篇完整的短文。It was an ordinary but unforgettable Saturday, and everything was nice and peaceful. The wind, soft but a little cool, clicked through tree branches and stirred the bushes. I was walking along the river, which is rushing and sparkling between green banks, and enjoying some hot chocol

7、ate with the sun shining down on me on this nice spring day. I was in the mood to do something nice for a stranger and started to look around for an opportunity to do a random act of kindness.Two minutes later I was approached from across the pathway by a complete stranger. I wasn t sure why he was

8、approaching me, when from out of nowhere he started talking to me really rudely. I could tell he was probably drunk or high or who-knows-what, so I just stayed calm and kept walking ahead. There were hundreds of people sitting on benches nearby and walking along the South Bank with me, so I wasn t r

9、eally worried.However, as I tried to walk along, he kept saying offensive things to me and trying to get my attention. I tried to change my course and he kept following me, coming closer each time, and just wouldn t leave me alone. At one point, he literally cornered me near the rail next to the riv

10、er at which point I got really scared and didn t know what to do. Although there were people everywhere, I got worried that the bystander effect might kick in and nobody would do anything about what they were seeing. I was praying that one of the many people sitting on benches nearby who could hear

11、everything and watched this whole episode unfold would be courageous enough to help me out of this situation. What should I do? What should I do? ” I was nearly sobbing.要求：1.续写词数应为150左右；2,请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。At this moment, a couple, probably my parents age, passed by me.Finally, the drunk man left, s

12、till saying something in his mouth.1、【答案】【小题1】B【小题2】D【小题3】D【小题4】A【小题5】B【小题6】C【小题7 B【小题8】A【小题9】D【小题10 C【小题11 C【小题12 A【小题13 A【小题14 B【小题151 C2、【答案】2、【答案】【小题1】D【小题2】B【小题3】A3、【答案】【小题1】A【小题2】C【小题3】D【小题4】A4、【答案】【小题1】C【小题2】D【小题3】A【小题4】C5、【答案】【小题1】D【小题2】A【小题3】A【小题4】B6、【答案】【小题1】F【小题2】A【小题3】D【小题4】B【小题5】E*7、【答案

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14、d. Not only have you referred to calligraphy books, but also you have consulted some masters. It is your hard work and talent that make you succeed in winning the championship.r d like to know some experience about taking part in the contest. Looking forward to your reply.Yours,Li Hua *9、 答案 At this

15、 moment, a couple, probably my parents age, passed by me. They had seen everything happen. The lady came along and linked her arm into mine, saying “Dear, why don t you come with us? ” and started walking me away from the guy. The guy started swearing and getting angry, while this sweet lady was com

16、forting me, saying Don t worry. They pretended to know me before. They had daily communication with me like old friends.Finally, the drunk man left, still saying something in his mouth. She said, You d better carry on walking where you were going and we 11 make sure he goes the other way. As I rushe

17、d away, I was shaken up, but at the same time had feelings of appreciation for that couple. I started with the purpose of doing a random act of kindness. Instead, I ended up on the receiving end. One thing is for certain though - it is equally important to learn how to receive and to feel grateful f

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20、rld of nature writing in 2022, we set you a challenge: to write about a special place where you feel close to nature. Your many entries traveled from urban park to moorland （荒 原）;mountain to lake; coast to garden. Reading them was a thrilling reminder of the power of nature to comfort and heal, but

21、also to energize and excite. Choosing a winner was difficult. Thank you to our judges for their thoughtful consideration. One entry stood out as the winner. Scarlet Ribbons is published on our web page. We hope you enjoy it.OUR JUDGING TEAMGillian Burke, biologistu Achingly beautiful. This piece is

22、near-perfect as far as I am concerned. It hit every mark, delivering all the elements set out in the brief and more. I could read it again and again and again- -,Nicola Chester, authoru I loved the Hlansel? s bread crumbs of the Scarlet Pimpernel path that led you back to the past, to a Lost Eden. T

23、he line the thaw （融雪）never came for our moorland household? has such dramatic power.nCal Flyn, journalist and author“What a striking piece of writing. This was lyrical, knowledgeable and showed deep connection to a place. It also came with an emotional hit that made me want to lie down. ”Joe Pontin,

24、 editor and chair of the judging panel“Written with elegance and passion, Scarlet Ribbons transports you to the peaceful summer days of a young child exploring the countryside around the family farm in Yorkshire.v【小题 11 What is the theme of the world of nature writing in 2022?A. Irkilifying the rmhi

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26、】重庆高三一模(名校2022 2023学年高三上学期)第3题The scars that Pat Pribble carried through life were formed nearly 50 years ago, caused by fellow students, who picked on him because he was different.Pat s parents had held him back in the fourth grade, so he ended up in the same class as his younger brother, Leo. Fore

27、ver the oldest kid in the class, Pat tried to fit in. But he was always just not good enough for this; just not smart enough for that. Pat Pribble was a target. Now 65, he lives in a studio apartment with his dog, getting by on Social Security. From a distance, with his long gray hair and beard, Pat

28、 appears tough, the kind of man you might cross the street to avoid.Last November, as Carey, one of the classmates, planned for the 45th reunion-postponed a year because of the pandemic-he decided to personally invite Pat, who had never been there before. Even after all these years, “ Carey says, “

29、the mind remembers a voice. It was Pat. With a bit of research, he called Pat and learned that Pat had been putting money aside each week to buy a bus ticket to visit Leo since he had terminal brain cancer with only months to live.“Never underestimate people, said Leo in his last moment of life. “We

30、 re all different now than when we were kids. His former classmates have kept their promise that after he was gone, they wouldn t lose track of Pat. And they just did. Every week, one or more of them call Pat to see how he s doing and even send him some “walking around money.Healing wounds from the

31、past has allowed Pat to look to the future. aV 11 be at the next reunion, he says. uThese guys He pauses, stifling tears. Let s just say that everyone needs people like these guys in their lives. ”【小题 1 What do we know about Pat Pribble from the first two paragraphs?A. mini uwirr kwh hilly and ph?3、

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34、三上学期)第4题In 1665, Johannes Vermeer put the last drop of paint onto a canvas and completed his masterpiece “ Girl With a Pearl Earring” . But years later on an April day a cyclist named Janine Strong stopped her bike and watched unexpectedly in her fitness app as the snaking line of her cycling route

35、drew the shape of Vermeer s masterpiece over streets.Ms. Strong creates what has come to be known as “GPS art” . It is an art category, which means you go outside with your handheld Global Positioning System(GPS) and start moving. The GPS records your movement by creating the dots type of track. Thi

36、s track is a line that details the path you ve travelled. When you look at this line on the map, then you can see various shapes. Ms. Strong plans her rides in the shapes of stars, birds, lions-and the occasional Vermeer. Then to complete the digital vision of Vermeer, s masteipiece, she biked almos

37、t 50 miles around a city to make sure each turn and circle was accurately achieving the covering of Vermeer? s original.This kind of art form has grown with the widespread availability of satellite tracking for use by ordinary people in fitness apps. It is particularly popular in the app. Strava, an

38、d experienced a surge in use duringthe pandemic. According to a report, more than three billion activities have been uploaded to Strava since the beginning of 2020.The “GPS art” can be considered the 21st-century version of large-scale drawings on the landscape, a concept gradually known for the wor

39、ld. It even has its own Guinness World Records categories. There was once a couple who completed a 4, 500-mile bike ride across Europe that resulted in a 600-mile-wide GPS drawing of a bicycle-the largest such drawing on record.【小题 1 What is “GPS art“ based on paragraph 2?A It in itby J.nirw*H. Il i

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42、ultiple studies and surveys have shown that many would like to carry on doing so, even as the threat from COVID-19 fades. However,new research carried out in the USA suggests that in-person teams tend to perform better in creativity at certain tasks than those working through videoconferencing softw

43、are.The initial study involved 602 participants, including university students and staff. With half the pairs sitting face-to-face in one room, and half using videoconferencing software, subjects were asked to come up with novel uses for a product. The researchers found that the in-person teams gene

44、rated a greater number and wider range of ideas than the virtual teams. But when it came to their ability to pick the best idea rated by comparing the creativity scores of the ideas they chose with the scores of those picked by the judges, there was little difference between the two groups.To make s

45、ure the study wasn t specific to any given population group, the tests were then conducted again, with 1,490 engineers working for a large company from five other countries. For this second set of tests, participants were asked to come up with new product ideas for their real-life employer. Using a

46、variety of methods, the researchers found that people in the in-person group looked around the room and talked with each other more, whereas those using videoconferencing software took it in turns to speak and kept their eyes on the screen. These things negatively connected to idea generation.“This

47、new research was an important first step. But this is a single study and the effects are somewhat small, amounting to a difference in one or two ideas between the groups. How much impact this has would depend on the company itself. n said Dr. Jay Olson, who studies ways to measure creativity.【小题 1 Wh