冲刺2021年高考英语二轮复习综合训练(21-25).pdf
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1、2021高考英语二轮复习综合训练21(含解析)(优师原创)I.阅读理解British artist Amy Sharrocks collects nearly all kinds of water.In 2013 she set up theMuseum of Water,a live piece of artwork that travels all over the world and invited people todonate water-from spit to melted snowin a bottle and discuss what it means to them.The
2、 program aims to understand why people treasure water and help prepare them for adrier future and climate,Ms.Sharrocks told an audience of climate experts,activists andmuseum curators(馆长).“For example,we show them how to have threeminute showers tobetter deal with water shortages,“she said.Amy is no
3、t alone as a matter of fact.As world leaders increasingly face up to the seriousresults of climate change,curators are planning a new wave of museums,which are devotedto what many consider a vital issue of the times.In 2015,a former lawyer Miranda Massiecreated the first United States museum which w
4、as entirely devoted to climate change in NewYork City.Climate change is affecting virtually every aspect of our lives,Ms.Massiesaid.uBut we cant fight the problem with topdown policies alone.We need the public toparticipate and museums are a way to open peoples mind to what matters79Bridget McKenzie
5、,director of Flow Associates,wanted to raise awareness of thedilemma of the Pacific island nations,which are particularly vulnerable(易受伤害的)torising sea level.So with her team she set up a“ghost boat“made of old fish nets at theUniversity of Cambridges Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology,and asked
6、 visitorswhat they would take with them if they were suddenly forced to leave their homes.While museums can be a powerful way of communicating the effects of climate change,they should also practice what they spread and control their own emissions(排放物).“Roughly half of cities9 emissions come from en
7、ergy use in buildings,“said ElliotGoodger,a museums*association representative of the West Midlands in Britain,museumshave a duty to be energy efficient,for example,by using laser lighting for displays orimproving their building materials.【语篇解读】本文是一篇说明文。世界各地的许多博物馆想通过自己的展览来改变人们对气候变化的看法,为应对气候变化贡献一份自己的
8、力量。1.Why did Amy Sharrocks set up the Museum of Water?A.To help people get rid of water shortages.B.To collect some special water worldwide.C.To remind people to attach importance to water.D.To warn people of the danger of a drier future.解析 推理判断题。根据第一段中的“invited people to donate water.discuss whatit
9、 means to them”及第二段中的“The program aims to understand why people treasurewater and help prepare them for a drier future and climate”可知,Amy Sharrocks 创建水博物馆,邀请人们捐赠水并探讨它对他们的意义,该项目旨在了解人们为什么珍惜水并帮助他们为更加干燥的未来和气候做好准备。由此可推知,Amy Sharrocks创建水博物馆的目的是让人们认识到水的珍贵,提醒人们珍惜水。故选C。答 案C2.What can we learn from Massies wo
10、rds in Paragraph 3?A Fighting climate change demands joint efforts.B.More climate museums should be built in future.C.Climate change is a matter of concern to the public.D.Policy responses to climate change need improving.解析 推理判断题。根据第三段中的“But we cant fight the problem with top-downpolicies alone.We
11、need the public to participate and museums are a way to open peoplesmind to what matters.”可知,应对气候变化问题单靠自上而下的政策是不行的,还需要公众的参与。由此可知,应对气候变化问题需要多方的共同努力。故选A。答 案A3.What can visitors learn when visiting the ghost boat”?A.What is valuable to people.B.What causes sea level to rise.C.Rising sea level puts peop
12、les homes at risk.D.The Earths climate change endangers fishing.解析 细节理解题。根据第四段中的“which are particularly vulnerable(易受伤害的)to rising sea level及asked visitors what they would take with them if they weresuddenly forced to leave their homes”可知,参观“幽灵船”的游客可以感受到海平面上升对人们家园造成的威胁。故选C。答 案 c4.What may Goodger ad
13、vise climate museums to do?A.Take the initiative.B.Lead by example.C.Change their traditional functions.D.Add climate topics to their programs.解析 推理判断题。根据最后一段中的“While museums can be a powerful wayof.they should also practice what they spread and control their own emissions(排放物).”及“museums have a dut
14、y to be energy efficient.materials”可知,Goodger 认为博物馆应该践行他们所传播的东西,控制自己的排放物,有责任做好节能。由此可推知,Goodger可能建议博物馆应以身作则,起好带头作用。故选B。答 案 BII.完形填空I spent two weeks working on an email to Joanna,the most powerful woman atMcKinsey&Company.I my admiration for her and my expectation to work withher.When I first 2,I did
15、nt think I was good enough to get a job at McKinsey aftergraduation.After all,I was a sociology 3 not a business one.I carried that _ 4_with me as I interviewed and even as I 5 the job.Despite this,I wantedmore-working with Joanna.Before I joined McKinsey,I 6 knew Joanna was someone I wanted to work
16、 with.Her interests were 7 to the research I had done in school,so I knew my _ 8_ wouldbe a great fit for Joanna*s leadership program at the firm.9_,my desire was in directconflict with my fear that I wasnt 10 enough.I must have 11 my email to Joanna a million times.My request was _ 12:tohave some i
17、nvolvement in her leadership program.I was 13 she wouldnt reply,or worse,she would J 4 that I wasn*t good enough.j5,after several drafts,I took theplunge(决定奋力一搏)and hit send”.Joanna 电 within five minutes.I stillremember shaking with 17 as I answered her email,explaining my availability.Sending that
18、email changed everything and gave me the 18 to work for myrole model.Her support on a personal level as well as within the firm finally 19 myfuture and helped me to develop my 20 I needed to become an entrepreneur(企业家).【语篇解读】本文是一篇记叙文。作者在求职的时候,甚至在求职成功后都一直担心自己不够优秀。求职成功后,作者非常想跟公司高层一起工作,参与公司的领导计划,因此她给公司
19、高层Joanna发了一封邮件,这改变了她的一生。这个故事告诉我们自信赢得人生。1.A.shared B.expressedC.claimed D.discussed解 析 根据上下文推测,作者要求职肯定会表达(express)自己对对方的钦佩以及对与对方一起工作的期盼。答 案B2.A.wrote B.graduatedC.worked D.applied解 析 要找工作,首先要向对方提出申请(apply),这是最基本的程序。答 案D3.A.major B.professionalC.performer D.designer解析 根据上文的“after graduation”和本空后面的“not
20、 a business one”的暗示我们可以推测,此处表示作者在大学期间是社会学专业(major)的学生。答 案A4.A.image B.emailC.thought D.form解 析 在面试的时候,作者还带着那种想法(thought)自己不够优秀,不可能得到在McKinsey工作的机会。答 案C5.A.landed B.failedC.changedD.challenged解 析 即使在作者成功得到(land)了这份工作时,作者还带有这种想法。答 案A6.A.hardlyC.reallyB.almostD.already解析 根据常识可知,由于作者要在McKinsey找工作,因而她会对相
21、关方面有所了解,也会对公司的关键人物进行了解。因此,在进入公司之前,她对Joanna就有所了解,已经(already)确定Joanna是自己想要一起工作的人。答 案D7.A.important B.relatedC.new D.contrary解析 作者了解到Joanna的兴趣与自己在大学期间的研究有关系(related)。答案 B8.A.diploma B.talentC.background D.interest解析 因此作者知道自己的背景(background)与公司的关键人物Joanna的公司领导计划很符合。此处的background指的就是上文作者大学期间做的研究跟Joanna的兴趣
22、有关系这一事实。答 案C9.A.Still B.InsteadC.Therefore D.Besides解 析然而(Still),到这个时候,作者依然担心自己不够优秀。答 案A10.A.dynamic B.brilliantC.sensitive D.ambitious解析 根据上文内容我们可以看出作者一直都不是那么自信,认为自己不够优秀,由此我们可以推测,作者此时还是认为,自己不够优秀(brilliant)。答 案B11.A.evaluated B.countedC.sent D.drafted解析 由于作者不自信,因而她在草拟(draft)邮件的时候,反复地修改。下文的“afterseve
23、ral drafts”也是暗示。答 案D12.A.simple B.absurdC.vagueD.pure解 析根据后面的信息我们可以看出,作者的要求是简单的(simple):参 与 Joanna的公司领导计划。答 案A13.A.sureB.worriedC.astonishedD.sad解析 由于作者不自信,因而她会担心(worried)Joanna不会回复自己的邮件。答 案B14.A.recommendB.judgeC.reply解 析 作者担心,更糟糕的是,答 案 cD.show对方会回复(reply)说自己不够优秀。15.A.ImmediatelyB.InitiallyC.Nearly
24、D.Eventually解 析根据短文的逻辑可知,作者最后发出邮件是经过反复的思考才做出的举动,因而本空用eventually“最终”表示这是经过很大的决心才做出的举动。答 案D16.A.respondedC.refusedB.arrivedD.explained解析 根据下文“I answered her email”可推测,此处表示Joanna很快地回复(respond)To答 案A17.A.congratulationC.admirationB.excitementD.disappointment解 析 由于事情的结果出乎作者的预料,因而作者在回邮件的时候激动(excitement)得浑
25、身发抖。答 案B解 析根据下文的内容我们可以看出,作者发出这份邮件之后便得到了她所期望的18.A.prof itB.courageC.opportunityD.aid机会(opportunity)-为她的偶像工作。答 案 C19.A.decided B.protectedC.checked D.shaped解 析 Joanna的支持最后影响(shape)了作者的未来。答 案 D20.A.enthusiasm B.skillC.confidence D.sight解 析 Joanna的支持帮助作者培养了成为一位企业家所需要的自信(confidence)。答 案 CIII.语法填空A resear
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