2022-2023学年广东省高三(上)开学大联考英语试卷(8月)(附答案详解).pdf
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1、2022-2023学年广东省高三(上)开学大联考英语试卷(8 月)AWhat Is Your Pet Trying to Tell You Animals want our attention,and sometimes theyre quiteobviously about asking for it.Unusual behaviors are often our pets way of telling us to stop what weredoing and play with them.Its why Fido constantly chases his tail and why Ki
2、tty keeps rolling around.Adesperately bored pet may have bad behaviors to get a reaction一even a negative one!Feed me.Sure,your dog loves you,but thats not why hes licking(舔)your face.A puppy learns to lick hismothers mouth to get a little leftover food,so Spot isnt kissing you in our sense of the wo
3、rd;he just wantsa snack.Im stressed.Cat owners also misinterpret their furry friends*kisses.While a cat might lick you to show love,sometimes shell do it to ease herself.One way to tell if her licking is stress-related is to see if it goes on foran extended period of time.Birds also overclean when t
4、hey feel anxious.Some will even drag out theirown feathers.My tail tells all.Dogs wag(摇)their tails to the right when they see something or someone they want to approach,and tothe left when they see something they want to avoid.When frightened,dogs curl their tails in,while catswrap theirs around th
5、emselves.And if a cats tail looks like a question mark,shes eager to play.1.What does a dog show if it kisses its owner?A.Hunger.B.Love.C.Fear.D.Sadness.2.How many kinds of pets are mentioned in the text?A.Two.B.Three.C.Four.D.Five.3.What will happen if birds get anxious?A.They will drag others feat
6、hers.B.They will approach someone they like.C.They will clean their feathers more than necessary.D.They will stare at their owners for a longer time.BAbout 15 years ago,Andrew McLindon,a businessman and crazy cyclist,was riding his bike in Austin,Texas,when he thought about Jack,a friends 12-year-ol
7、d son.Jack had never known the joy of bikingbecause he suffered from hydrocephalus(脑水肿),a buildup of fluid in the brain that often causes balancedisturbances.When he got home,McLindon,now 60,went online and found a three-wheel bike with a balancing bar,perfect for a child with balance issues.Soon Ja
8、ck was riding around the street with his friends,having funand getting exercise.But there was more,as his friend told McLindon/TH never forget the smile on hisface when my son is interacting with other kids.*That smile launched the McLindon Family Foundation.Funded by donations,the group works withc
9、linics to find children who can benefit from owning an adaptive bike and to help make each bike to theparticular needs of the child.A bike may include a headrest,a shoulder belt,a seat belt and so on.Thebikes are expensive$3,000 to 94,000,and thats with the foundations producers discount.For kidsluc
10、ky enough to get one,theyre a life changer.We worked with a 14-year-old who has spina bifida(脊柱裂)says McLindon.MShe spent most dayson the couch watching TV.Soon after she got her bike,she was training for special-needs triathlons(三项全能运动).In a magazine interview,she said,I always knew there was an at
11、hlete in me.”So far,the foundation has given away 450 bikes,and thats just a start.I do a lot of things.I run a lotof companies/McLindon says.But getting these kids their bikes is the most important thing that I do.”4.Which picture best illustrates the bike for Jack?5.Whats the purpose of the McLind
12、on Family Foundation?A.To give away bikes.B.To help kids with mental problems.C.To offer special bikes to particular kids.D.To make profits from making special bikes.6.Which words can best describe McLindon?A.Kind and patient.C.Rich and hard-working.7.What can be the best title of the text?B.Generou
13、s and cautious.D.Warm-hearted and helpful.A.McLindon and Life B汰 es.B.McLindon,an Aggressive Businessman.C.The McLindon Family Foundation.D.Unusual Kids with Particular Needs.cQueen Elizabeth Ils face is on every note and coin in the United Kingdom,but still little is known abouthow much money she h
14、as personally,how she gets it and who stands to inherit(继承)it.What we do know from public records is that the Queen receives at least$20 million in annual incomethrough her private estate,and another 100 million dollars from the UK government each year.The first thing to understand is that the Queen
15、s income comes from both public and privatepossessions.A large amount of it comes from something called the Sovereign Grant.Here*s how thatworks.In the 1700s,the monarchy(王室)handed over income from land to the government known as theCrown Estate.Each year the government pays a percentage of the prof
16、its made on those possessions backto the monarchy.That annual income is known as the Sovereign Grant.Last year it totaled more than$107million.And it is used to fund the Queens official duties and maintain royal residences like BuckinghamPalace.But even if we can*t identify her exact worth,the royal
17、 finances are looking healthy as the Queencelebrates her 70th Queen Ceremony.The Sunday Times Rich List estimated the Queens net worth is$466 million,up$6.2 million dollars from last year.And while the Duchy of Lancaster saw UK incomedrop during the pandemic,according to its financial records,the Qu
18、eens income has been turning upwardsover the past decade.Anyway,the monarchy is a private family,and they are unlikely to share any details of their wealthwith the British public,and that probably wont change anytime soon.8.How does the Queen get her income?A.From the Crown Estate.B.From the Soverei
19、gn Grant.C.From the monarchy and the government.D.From the government and private possessions.9.Whats the main idea of Paragraph 4?A.How the Queens income is calculated.B.How the monarchy cooperates with the government.C.How the Sovereign Grant works and what the money is used for.D.How the monarchy
20、 gets paid and what the Queens official duties are.10.What can be inferred about the Queens income from Paragraph 5?A.It can be exactly identified.B.It decreases during the pandemic.C.It is more than that from last year.D.It is more than that of the UK government.11.Which section may the text be tak
21、en from?A.Health.B.History.C.Education.D.Economy.DAre you sleeping restlessly,forgetting little things,and feeling depressed and lonely?Dont worry.Weve all been there.Youre probably just stressed out.Stress isnt always a bad thing.It can be handy for a burst of extra energy and focus,like when youre
22、playing a competitive sport,or have to speak in public.But when its continuous,the kind of situation most of us face daily,it actually begins to change yourbrain.Chronic(长期的)stress,like being overworked or having arguments at home frequently,can affectbrain size,its structure,and how it functions,ri
23、ght down to the level of your genes.As levels of cortisol(皮质醇)rise,electric signals in your hippocampus(海马体),the part of the brainassociated with learning,memories,and stress control,decline.When the hippocampus weakens,so doesyour ability to control your stress.That*s not all,though.Cortisol can li
24、terally cause your brain to get smaller in size.Too much of itresults in the shrinking of the part of your brain that regulates behaviors like concentration,decision-making,judgement,and social interaction.It also leads to fewer new brain cells being made in the hippocampus.This means chronic stress
25、 mightmake it harder fbr you to learn and remember things,and also set the stage for more serious mentalproblems,like depression and eventually Alzheimefs disease.Its not all bad news,though.There are many ways to change what cortisol does to your stressed brain.The most powerful weapons are exercis
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