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1、陕西省宝鸡市陕西省宝鸡市 20232023 届高三三模试题含答案届高三三模试题含答案（六科试卷六科试卷）目目 录录1.陕西省宝鸡市 2023 届高三三模理综试题含答案2.陕西省宝鸡市 2023 届高三三模理科数学试题含答案3.陕西省宝鸡市 2023 届高三三模文数试题含答案4.陕西省宝鸡市 2023 届高三三模文综试题含答案5.陕西省宝鸡市 2023 届高三三模英语试题含答案6.陕西省宝鸡市 2023 届高三三模语文试题含答案 1 2023 年宝鸡市高三教学质量检测（三）年宝鸡市高三教学质量检测（三）数学（理科）参考答案数学（理科）参考答案 一选择题：二填空题：13.3 14.22 15.32

2、 16.三解答题 17.解：（1）由 6=33+24得4=8.1分 则7=7（1+7）2=74=56 由7，74,2a2成等比数列可得2=4.3 分 设的公差为 d,则 d=422=2.5 分 故=2n.6 分(2)由(1)知，1=2,=(+1)n 则=2nn=(+1)2，.8 分 所以=2 2+3 22+21+(+1)2，所以2=2 22+3 23+2+(+1)2+1，得，=4+(22+23+2)(+1)2+1，.10 分 所以，=4+4(121)12(+1)2+1=2+1，所以，=2+1。.12 分 18.解：(1)由题意可得=(2+4+6+8+10)5=6，=(80+95+100+105

3、+120)5=100，.2 分 由(5=1)(y)=180，(5=1)2=40，可得=(=11)()(=1)2=18040=92，=100 92 6=73，题号 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 答案 B A D D B B D C B A C D 2 故关于的回归直线方程为 =92+73 4 分 令=12，得 =127，据此预测12月份该校全体学生中对科技课程的满意人数为3000 127150=2540人 6 分 (2)提出假设0：该校的学生性别与对科技课程是否满意无关 则2=()2(+)(+)(+)(+)=150(65205510)2120307575=256 4.17

4、9 分 因为(2 3.841)=0.05，而4.17 3.841，故有95%的把握认为该校的学生性别与对科技课程是否满意有关 12 分 19.解：(1)证明：过作/，又=，则易得四边形为矩形，以直线，分别为，轴，建立如图所示的空间直角坐标系，.1 分 又=2+2=2，且与平面所成角60，=60，60=3，=23，2分 (0,0,23),(0,4,0),(3,1,0)，=(3,1,23)，设=+=(0,0,23)+(3,23)=(3,23 23)，=(3,23 23)，即(3,23 23)，=3+12 12=0，解得=34，=(334,34,32)，又=(0,4,23)，=0+3 3=0，5 分

5、 ，又 ，=，平面，平面 6 分 3(2)由(1)可知 平面，=(0,4,23)为平面的一个法向量，8 分 又=2+2=23，2+2=2，又 平面，平面，又 =，平面，平面，10 分 =(3,3,0)为平面的一个法向量，cos=|=122723=217，二面角 的余弦值为217 12 分 20.解：(1)由题意得=22,2=4,2=2+22 分 解得=22=2，所以的方程为28+24=14 分 (2)由(1)知，椭圆的方程为28+24=1设存在点(0,)满足条件，记(1,1)，(2,2).由=12+22=8消去，得(1+22)2 4 6=0.显然其判别式 0，所以1+2=41+22,12=61

6、+22，6 分 于是=1122=1(+1)2(+1)12=212(+1)(1+2)+(+1)212=1+23(+1)(+1)23 2(+1)26 8 分 上式为定值，当且仅当1+23(+1)(+1)23=0.解得=2或=2 10分 此时，=(+1)26=32或16 4 从而，存在定点(0,2)或者(0,2)满足条件 12 分 21.解：(1)()=(2 3)，令()=(2 3)，函数()的零点即为(2 3)=的方程的根，令()=(2 3)，1分 ()=(2+2 3)=(1)(+3)，当 1时，()0，()单调递增，当3 1时，()0，()单调递减，3分 且(3)=63，(1)=2 即 m 的取

7、值范围为(2，0 63.5 分 (2)当 (1,+)时，若2()1()成立，即+ln+ln对 (1,+)恒成立，即+ln +ln对 (1,+)恒成立，亦即+(ln)+ln对 (1,+)恒成立，8分 设函数()=+，()(ln)对 (1,+)恒成立，又()=(+1)+1，设()=()=(+1)+1，()=(+2)，当 (,2)时，()0，此时()在(2,+)上单调递增，()(2)=1 12 0，()在上单调递增，又()(ln)，ln在(1,+)上恒成立，10 分 令()=ln，则()=1=，当 1时，()0在(1,+)上恒成立，()(1)=1 0，此时满足已知条件，当 1时，由()=0，解得=，

8、当 (1,)时，()0，此时()在(,+)上单调递增，5 ()的最小值()=ln 0，解得1 ，综上，的取值范围是(,12分 22.解：(1)由题意，曲线2+2=1的参数方程为=cos=sin,为参数1 分 则(cos+sin,cossin)，再设(,)，则=cos+sin=cossin,为参数 3分 消去参数，得到2=1+2(2 2)故点的轨迹的方程为2=1+2(2 2)；5 分(2)设的参数方程为=cos=sin(为参数)，且2 x 2 代入的方程得2cos2 2sin 1=0，7分 设，两点对应得参数分别为1,2，则1 2=1cos2 所以|=|12|=1cos2=1+tan2=1716

9、，则tan=14 即直线的斜率为14.10分 23.解：(1)()=|1|+2|+2|=3 3,1 2分 由()9得：13+3 9 4分 解得：4 2或2 1或1 3.841，故有95%的把握认为该校的学生性别与对科技课程是否满意有关 12 分 19.解：（1）由已知得 AE=2,=60,则 PE=4,PA=23 由等积法得，7214,3=ANAM .3 分 分面则又则面分面则又6.4.222AMNPBANPBPBAMPBEPBPBEAMPEAMMNAMANMNAM=+(2）由（1）知AM 面 PBE,在RTPAN 中，PA=23,AN=4217,可得PN=677.9 分 则分12.79776

10、72132133131=PMNPMNASAMV 20.解：(1)由题意得=22,2=4,2=2+2 2 分 解得=22=2，所以的方程为28+24=1 4 分 (2)由(1)知，椭圆的方程为28+24=1 设存在点(0,)满足条件，记(1,1)，(2,2).由=12+22=8消去，得(1+22)2 4 6=0.显然其判别式 0，所以1+2=41+22,12=61+22，6 分 于是=1122=1(+1)2(+1)12 3=212(+1)(1+2)+(+1)212=1+23(+1)(+1)23 2(+1)26 8 分 上式为定值，当且仅当1+23(+1)(+1)23=0.解得=2或=210 分

11、此时，=(+1)26=32或16 从而，存在定点(0,2)或者(0,2)满足条件 12 分 21.解：(1)()=(2 3)，令()=(2 3)，()=(2+2 3)=(1)(+3)，2 分 当 1时，()0，()单调递增，当3 1时，()0，()单调递减，即()在区间(，3)和(1，+)上函数单调递增，在区间(3，1)上函数单调递减.4 分 (2)当 (1,+)时，若2()1()成立，即+ln+ln对 (1,+)恒成立，即+ln +ln对 (1,+)恒成立，亦即+(ln)+ln对 (1,+)恒成立，7 分 设函数()=+，()(ln)对 (1,+)恒成立，又()=(+1)+1，设()=()=

12、(+1)+1，()=(+2)，当 (,2)时，()0，此时()在(2,+)上单调递增，()(2)=1 12 0，()在上单调递增，又()(ln)，ln在(1,+)上恒成立，10 分 令()=ln，则()=1=，当 1时，()0在(1,+)上恒成立，()(1)=1 0，此时满足已知条件，当 1时，由()=0，解得=，当 (1,)时，()0，此时()在(,+)上单调递增，()的最小值()=ln 0，解得1 ，综上，的取值范围是(,12 分 22.解：(1)由题意，曲线2+2=1的参数方程为=cos=sin,为参数1 分 则(cos+sin,cossin)，再设(,)，则=cos+sin=cossi

13、n,为参数 3 分 消去参数，得到2=1+2(2 2)故点的轨迹的方程为2=1+2(2 2)；5 分(2)设的参数方程为=cos=sin(为参数)，且2 x 2 代入的方程得2cos2 2sin 1=0，7 分 设，两点对应得参数分别为1,2，则1 2=1cos2 所以|=|12|=1cos2=1+tan2=1716，则tan=14 即直线的斜率为14.10 分 23.解：(1)()=|1|+2|+2|=3 3,1 2 分 由()9得：13+3 9 4 分 解得：4 2或2 1或1 2 综上所述：不等式()9的解集是4,2 5 分(2)证明：由(1)中函数()的单调性可得()min=(2)=3

14、 1+4+9=3 7 分 +=13(+)(1+4+9)=131+4+9+4(+)+9(+)13(14+24+29+294=12 9 分 当且仅当=2，=4，=6时等号成立 10 分 绝密考试结束前姓名 _准考证号_2023 年宝鸡市高考模拟检测试题（三）年宝鸡市高考模拟检测试题（三）英语英语注意事项：1.答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名，准考证号填写在答题卡上。2.作答时，务必将答案写在答题卡上。写在本试卷及草稿纸上无效。3.考试结束后，请将答题卡交回。第一部分 听力（共两节，满分 30分）回答听力部分时，请先将答案标在试卷上。听力部分结束前，你将有两分钟的时间将答案转涂到客观题答题卡上。第一节（

15、共 5小题；每小题 1.5分，满分 7.5 分）听下面 5 段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的 A、B、C 三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有 10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1.What will James.do tomorrow?A.Give a talk.B.Walch a TV program.C.Write a report.2.What can we say about the woman?A.Shes generous.B.Shes curious.C.Shes helpful.3.When does the train lea

16、ve?A.At 6:30.B.At 8:30.C.At 10:304.How does the woman go to work?A.On footB.By carC.By bike.5.What is the probable relationship between the speakers?A.Teacher and student.B.Classmates.C.Doctorandpatient.第二节（共 15小题；每小题 1.5分，满分 22.5 分）听下面 5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的 A、B、C 三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅

17、读各个小题，每小题 5 秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出 5 秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第 6段材料，回答第 6、7题。6.When will Judy go to a party?A.On Tuesday.B.On Monday.C.On Wednesday.7.What will Max do next?A.Read a magazine.B.Fly a kite.C.Do his homework.听第 7段材料，回答第 8、9题。8.What does the man suggest doing at first?A.Watching a movie.B.Going to a

18、concert.C.Playing a computergame.9.What do the speakers decide to do?A.Visit Mike.B.Go boating.C.Take a walk.听第 8段材料，回答第 10 至 12 题。10.Which color do cats see belter thon humans?A.Red.B.Green.C.Blue.11.Why do cats bring dead birds home?A.To show off their hunting skills.B.To eat them in a safe place.

19、C.To make their owners happy.12.How does the man sound at the end of the conversation?A.Humorous.B.Grateful.C.Curious.听第 9段材料，回答第 13 至 16 题。13.Who is Macy?A.Eds teacher.B.Eds mother.C.Eds friend.14.How does Ed usually go to kindergarten?A.On foot.B.By car.C.By bus.15.What does Ed enjoy doing at the

20、kindergarten?A.Telling stories.B.Singing songs.C.Playing with others,16.What do the teachers say about Ed?A.Hes quiet.B.Hes clever.C.Hes brave.听第 10段材料，回答第 17至 20 题。17.At what age did Emily start learning ballet?A.Six.B.Seven.C.Nine.18.Why did Emily move to Toronto?A.To work for a dance school.B.To

21、perform at a dance theater.C.To learn contemporary dance19.Why did Emily quit,dancing?A.She was too old to dance.B.She failed to get a scholarship.C.She lost interest in it.20.How does Emily feel about stopping training?A.Shes regretful:B.Shes pleased.C.Shes upset.第二部分 阅读理解（共两节，满分 40分）第一节（共 15小题；每小题

22、 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。AAre you an organist（风琴演奏者），a singer,chorister or instrumentalist of avery high standard?If youd like to combine specialist musical experience with aCambridge degree,you should consider applying for one of our Music Awards.Choral AwardsChoral Award-hol

23、ders receive a small financial award each year and,in mostColleges,they also receive a subsidy（补助金）towards singing lessons.Otherforms of support，such as subsidized meals and choir tours,are determined by theindividual Colleges.Find out more.Organ ScholarshipsOrgan Scholarships in Cambridge offer unp

24、aralleled opportunities to talentedorganists who wish to develop their skills significantly during the period of theiracademic studies.The awards vary from College to College but all include a smallfinancial award and some support for music lessons.Find out more.Instrumental Awards SchemeThe Instrum

25、ental Awards Scheme enables gifted musicians to reach a highstandard of performance in chamber music.Successful students are Award-holders fora year,and receive a small financial award professional coaching of their ensemble,master classes,recital opportunities and a subsidy for instrumental lessons

26、.Find outmore.21.Where is this text probably taken from?A.A website.B.A textbook.C.An exam paper.D.Anacademic article.22.What is special about Organ Scholarships?A.It is intended for talented singers.B.All colleges have the same awards.C.It helps gifted organists improve their skills.D.Award-holders

27、 receive a financial award each year.23.What do three Music Awards have in common?A.They have meals and choir tours.B.They include a small financial award.C.They give free instrumental lessons.D.They provide free academic guidance.BWhen hed go outside at rest,John Buettner would dream of learning th

28、emonkey-bars.The fifth-grader uses a wheelchair,so they arent accessible to him-infact,most of the playground at Glen Lake Elementary School isnt.Last fall，Julien and a few of her colleagues applied for，and won,a grant（拨款）for an accessible swing and merry-go-round（旋转木马）The grant fell35,000 short of

29、the amount the school needed,and so Julien came up with an idea:She asked her combined fifth-and sixth-grade class to help raise the rest.Her students jumped at the idea and took it a step further.“We were like,Whycant we make the whole playground accessible?”says sixth-grader Hadley Mangan.“It was$

30、300,000,which is a lot,but we knew we could do it.”Then,the students got to work.They brainstormed ideas on how to raise money:door-knocking,partnering with restaurants,handing out flyers,and even cold-callinglocal businesses.“It takes a lot of work,says sixth-grader Raqiya Haji,“becauseyou have to

31、write a script and see if they wanted to donate to us.”Juliens class reached their$300,000 goal in a matter of weeks and haveincreased it twice since then.Now,they aim to raise$1 million so they cancompletely transform their playground.Last week,Julien and Glen Lake Principal Jeff Radel loaded the s

32、tudents intotwo school buses for a field trip to tour the manufacturing plant.After that,JohnBuettner says he can hardly believe how quickly an idea turned into reality.“I feelastonished,”he says,getting emotional as he talks about the effort his classmatesand the entire community have put into this

33、 project.While he may not be able to use the monkey bars,he says the new playgroundwill open up a world of possibilities:“All of this equipment is big enough for myfriends and I to play on.I just feel some sense of capability.”Betsy Julien speaksthrough tears,loo,when she reflects on the project and

34、 thinks about the playgroundstransformation when the work is done a year from now.24.What is the problem with John Buettner?A.He hurts his legs during outdoor exercise.B.His school playground is poorly equipped.C.He is not skilled at climbing on the monkey-bars.D.His disability slops him using exist

35、ing sports facilities.25.How did Juliens students respond to offer help?A.They jumped up with joy.B.They saw it as a heavy burden.C.They volunteered to collect money.D.They donated their pocket money.26.What makes John Buettner begin to gel emotional after the field trip?A.Everyones pulling together

36、.B.A large amount of donation.C.His dream becoming the reality.D.A blueprint of playground design.27.What is the text mainly about?A.A teachers passion.B.A fundraising event.C.A disabled student.D.A meaningful project.CAs firefighters battled a five-alarm fire al a supermarket in the Bronx earlier t

37、hismonth,NewYork City officials gathered beside what they said was the cause of the fire:theblackened shell of what was once a sit-on electric scooter.The burning joined themore than 200 fires in New York City last year caused by batteries from e-bikes,electric scooters and similar devices.Lithium-i

38、on（锂）battery explosions are nowthe third leading cause of fires in the city，the fire department says.In short,thereare more fires because there are so many more e-bikes and scooters these days.Lithium-ion batteries power many rechargeable devices that are part of ourmodern lives:cell phones,laptops,

39、vapes,cordless power tools and electric vehiclesof all kinds,from.cars to scooters to e-bikes to hoverboards.Theyre small,lightweight and powerful-but theyre also prone to overheating and catching fire,saidMichael Pecht,a professor of engineering at the University of Maryland.“Ever sincelithium-ion

40、batteries started to be popular in products,weve seen fires,”he said.At issue is the high density of the batteries,which is a double-edged sword,saidPecht,who also serves as director of the Center for Advanced Life Cycle Engineering,a university research center that consults with companies on reliab

41、ility and safetyissues,including batteries.“They can provide a lot of power to our cell phones and to our computers for arelatively long period of time in a very small volume,”he said.“But because wehave so much energy packed in that small volume,if there is a problem,then theyrevery flammable.”Defe

42、cts or contamination in the manufacturing process caneventually lead to short circuiting or other failures.Theres not currently much regulation of e-bikes and scooters.But fire officialsadd that.you should charge your device away from flammable materials like furnitureand pillows,and that you should

43、nt charge or store your device in a location thatblocks your access to an exit.If your battery starts to fail,it may be safest to buy anew one.“Dont repair anything yourself and buy from a company where you knowthat theyre using brand-name batteries,Pecht said.28.What can we learn about fires in par

44、agraph 1?A.They brought extraordinary damage.B.They resulted from battery explosions.C.They frequently broke out in the city.D.They enveloped the supermarket soon.29.What does Michael Pecht think about lithium-ion batteries?A.They are commonly used by factories.B.They have smaller size and lower cos

45、t.C.They are associated with the rising number of fires.D.They encounter reliability and safety issues for now.30.What do you take into consideration while charging your device?A.Staying away from public area.B.Keeping a close eye on device.C.Using water to put out the flames.D.Replacing an old batt

46、ery if it starts to fail.31.Which is the most suitable title for the text?A.Reasons of Batteries Catching Fire.B.Tips lo Keep Yourself Safe.C.Popularity of Rechargeable Devices.D.More Devices and More Fires.DThe ozone layer serves a very important purpose:it protects Earth from harmfulrays from the

47、Sun.It absorbs these rays so they are less powerful when they reach us.A new film and mobile game created for the United Nations are aiming to help youngpeople understand the challenge of protecting the ozone layer.The new film and mobile game are both called Reset Earth and are set in the year2084,

48、where three teenagers are trying to find the cause of a deadly disease called“The Grow”.In this alternate reality they discover its because humans did not doenough to save the ozone layer by improving products:such as fridges,airconditioners and aerosols.Some of these items use substances that can b

49、ecomegreenhouse gases and harm the ozone layer.Thankfully,in real life,people did cometogether and put rules in place in the 1980s to protect the ozone layer and give it achance to recover.The free animated film is being released first,and it tells the story of the threeheroes-.Knox,Sagan and Terran

50、-as they travel back to different points in history.The mobile game version of Reset Earth follows on 10 February and will put you inthe characters shoes for a platform game set in four different“time zone jumps”“The protection of the ozone layer cannot be considered a done deal.It must bea continuo