2022届湖北省蕲春县第一高级中学高三5月第三次模拟考试英语试题.docx

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1、2022届湖北省新春县第一高级中学高三5月第三次模拟考试英语试题学校:姓名：班级：考号：一、阅读理解The two-week Harvard Pre-College Program is an intense and exciting experience of the college life. The admission committee is now looking for mature, academically motivated students who will graduate from high school and enter college in 2022.The Co

2、urse ExperienceWith over 30 courses to choose from, youre sure to find a topic that interests you. Although courses are non-credit and do not have letter grades, you need to attend the class in its entirety. When class is not in session, you can participate in creative and social activities. At the

3、end of the program, youll receive a written evaluation from your instructor, as well as a transcript （成绩单）.TimeJuly 24August 5How to ApplyComplete an online application and provide supplemental 补充的）materials, including：The $75 non-refiindable application fee.,Transcripts from 9th grade to fall 2021

4、grades: This can include progress reports, report cards, and educational suimnarics from your high school.If English is not your native language, submit scores from the TOEFL IBT or IELTS language proficiency exam along with your application.Cost &AidThe total fee fbr a Harvard Pre-College Program 2

5、022 session is $ 4,950. The program fee includes tuition, room and board, and activity costs fbr the full two weeks. There is also a non-rcfiindablc $ 75 application fee and $100 health insurance.A limited number of scholarships are available to assist students who demonstrate financial need. Awards

6、 vary based on need, and a typical award covers part of the tuition.How to contact usInterested in learning more about the program? Complete our request form, and a member of our team will contact you.hateful dog! Danny broke down, thinking to himself, Either the dog goes or I go!”On the next night,

7、 Danny tried to find a new place and chanced upon the park. For a while his earnings were good unsurprisingly as there was a steady flow of visitors. However, that didnt last long. One-Eyed came along and appointed itself as Dann/s guardian. Argh! Here comes the hateful dog again! That night, Danny

8、hadnt made enough money he should have, all thanks to the troublesome dog.Danny was almost mad with One-Eyed. 4tWhal should I do? Call an animal shelter? Tom by this problem, he walked aimlessly by the lake of the park. With all his mind focused on how to get rid of the dog, Danny didnt watch his st

9、eps. Suddenly, he slipped and fell into the lake accidentally. Stiuggling in the icy water, he cried fbr help desperately, almost choking to death. Sensing the approach of death, Danny got into overwhelming panic. 注意：1 .续写词数应为150左右；.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Just then, a familiar barking was heard in the di

10、stance.“My hero! Thank you fbr saving me,“ Danny said gratefillly with watery eyes.试卷第10页，共11页Phone: (617) 495-4023Email: precollege summer, Which is a requirement fbr students attending the course?A.Completing 30 courses.B.Getting required credits.C.Having a full attendance.D.Prioritizing social ac

11、tivities.1. What should be included in supplemental materials?A.Health certificate.B.Academic conditions.C.Financial declaration.D.Personal integrity.2. Whafs the full payment fbr an admitted student on the program?A. $75.B. $10().C. $4,950.D. $5,125.On January 22, 2022, the British-Belgian 19-ycar-

12、old, Zara Rutherford, succcssfiilly landed her two-seat microlight aircraft back at the Kortrijk-Wevelgem Airport, from where she had departed 155 days ago, fulfilling her dream to be the youngest woman to fly around the world solo.“I feel excited not only to break the Guinness World Record, but als

13、o to diminish the gender gap by 11 years behveen the current youngest male record holder Travis Ludlow 18 at the time of his record, and the previous female record holder Shacsta Wacz, who was 30 when she completed her Dreams Soar around-thc-world Rutherford wrote on her blog.Rutherfbrd*s journey cr

14、ossing five continents and 52 countries began on August 18, 2021. She encountered numerous unexpected delays along the way. They included an unscheduled stop in Redding, California, due to wildfires and a month-long stop in Nome, Alaska, to renew her Russian visa. She also faced several challenges i

15、n the air. When flying from Iceland to Greenland, Rutherford lost radio contact with her ground team fbr much of the 3-hour flight. The incidents also resulted in her having to cross over Russia in sub-zero temperatures. The hardest part was flying over Siberiait was extremely cold and if the engine

16、 broke down, shed be hours away from rescue. Despite the severe difficulties, the detennined young pilot never gave up on her dream.Rutherford grew up around airplanes. Her British father flies commercially, while her Belgian mother is a recreational pilot. The young girl began learning how to fly a

17、t age 14 and obtained her aviators license in 2020. With her goal of flying around the world accomplished, Ruthcrfbrd now has her sights set even higher. She wants to become an astronaut and explore试卷第2页，共11页space.paragraph 2 probably mean?C. Fill.D. Cause.B. Her Russian visa was due.D. Her engine b

18、roke down.B. To summarize her achievements.D. To add some background information.B. Dream big, aim high.D. The greatest talkers, the least doers.She hopes that her journey will encourage more young women to pursue careers in aviation. Currently the number of female pilots is just 5 percent. Rutherfo

19、rd says, Its an easy thing to say, but just go for it. If you dont try and see how high you can fly, then youll never know.” 4. What does the underlined word “diminish” in A. Narrow.B. Divide.5. Why did Rutherford have to stop in Nome? A. The wildfires were too fierce.C. The weather was too severe.6

20、. Whafs the purpose of paragraph 4?A. To switch to a new topic.C. To illustrate her admirable talents.7. What docs the passage try t。convey?A. Life is not all roses.C. Not to advance is to go back.Launched in Singapore last November, Hong Kong-bascd company Omni foods has introduced a range of six p

21、lant-based seafood to stand in for tuna, crab and whitefish. Similar to their pork substitutes, the new products are said to oiler a safe and alternative source of protein while tackling environmental concerns like overfishing and worsening of the seas.Omni foods* expansion comes at a time when the

22、market for plant-based products is growing. According to Enterprise Singapore, local interest in sensible consumption doubled in 2021, and flexitarians people who primarily eat a plant-based diet but occasionally consume meat or seafood represent the fastest growth. The ocean is another reason cited

23、 as the need for plant-based seafood. The average person here consumed 22kg of seafood last year, surpassing the global average of 20kg. The World Wide Fund fbr Nature(WWF) also observed that three quarters of the seafood served in Singapore is unsustainable. Besides, fish farming involves the use o

24、f chemicals to prevent disease and parasites and these chemicals then accumulate in fish tissues, which becomes a serious threat to peoples health.Omnifbods says their products address all these concerns. Made primarily from non-gcnctically modified soybeans, the plant-based alternatives arc free of

25、 harmful substances, absolutely sale. The company pointed out that the products share a similar look, feel and taste of the real thing. 4Weve done pilot taste tests with friends, family, and one sushi restaurant. Many admire the appearance and mouthfeel that our tuna product has as well as its nutri

26、tional benefits. Now we are struggling to improve our product until its an exact match or tastes better than animal-based tuna, added David Yeung.Besides Omnifbods, Singapore companies arc also exploring the alternative seafood market. Growth well Group recently raised US $22 million to fund its att

27、empt into shrimp, squid and crab made using chickpea protein. Global demand fbr plant-based meats is also shooting up, with the value set to reach US $ 23.2 billion by 2024, said market research company Euromonitor.8. Which is the highlight of the plant-based seafood?A. Being reasonably-priced.B. Be

28、ing physically-appealing.C. Being environmentally-friendly.D. Being personally-tailored.9. What docs paragraph 2 mainly focus on?A. The recent trend in peoples diet.B. The potential risks of fishing fanning.C. The methods of Omni foods expanding its business.D. The factors driving the popularity of

29、plant-based seafood.10. Which best describes the prospect of the alternative seafood market?A. Promising.B. Risky.C. Worrying.D. Uncertain.11. Whats the best title of the text?A. Real Seafood Is to be ReplacedB. AItcmative-seafbod Has a Long Way toGoC. Omnifbods: A Pioneer of Plant-based Seafood D.

30、Next Food Frontier: Seafood Made From PlantsScientists from the National University of Singapore studied how much time twins spent in natural spaces compared with each other and found that they shared a similar level of desire to be in nature.“The reason we decided to study this in twins is that we

31、could estimate herilabilily(遗传 性)based on the genetic similarities in identical twins(100%)versus genetic similarities in non-identical twins(50%),M said Chia-chen Chang, who led the study. t4If a trait(特性),such试卷第4页，共11页as the desire to be in nature, is clearly more similar between identical twins

32、than non-identical twins, this will then suggest a trait is heritable.Using the TwinsUK registry, researchers surveyed 1,153 pairs of twinsidentical and non-identicalabout how they experienced nature. They were required to answer questions involving how frequently they visit natural spaces such as p

33、ublic parks and private gardens and rate their familiarity with nature. After comparing and analyzing the collected data, researchers found that identical twins were more similar to each other in their attitudes towards nature.While previous studies have found that spending time in natural spaces im

34、proves mental well-being, this varies from person to person. For the first time, the researchers say, this study has indicated why that is by suggesting there is likely to be a genetic component in our preference fbr nature and our likelihood to visit natural spaces.However, heritability declined wi

35、th age, perhaps showing that environmental factors such as access to nature and green spaces bring about a love of the outdoors as one grows older. That is to say, a persons desire to be in nature and how often they experience it are influenced by both genes and personal experiences. Those who live

36、in urban environments without access to nature could end up having a lesser appreciation of it. Hence, ifs necessary that diverse urban planning is needed to provide access to natural spaccs-and the benefits they offer-fbr all.12. Why were twins chosen as subjects of the study?A. To acquire more acc

37、urate results.C. To measure their gene similarity.B. To confirm the previous studies.D. To identify their specific hobbies.13. How did the researchers carry out the study?A. By analyzing previous data.C. By asking and answering questions.14. What is special about this study?A. It takes genes into co

38、nsideration.B. By referring to online resources.D. By doing an experiment in the labB. It takes advantage of the Internet.C. It provides a new insight into the role of nature.D. It reveals the link between natureand mental health.15. What can be inferred from the last paragraph?A. Ones love fbr natu

39、re is invariable.B.City planning leaves much to be desired.D. Genes are the only factor in shapingC. It may be a better choice to live in rural areas.ones traits.二、七选五When Ken was in high school, he did well and had a strong sense of accomplishment. However, when he was in college, his grades were n

40、ot so outstanding among academically gifted students much like himself if not better. Often he feels depressed and is withdrawing from people and activities. 16The literature generally has found that many of us tend to let our sell-worth be contingent upon external events (such as academics and phys

41、ical attractiveness).17 As a result, our feelings about ourselves can end up being in the hands of others. Obviously, we all want to experience things that make us feel good. But when we have contingent self worth, we might engage in activities that make us feel worthy while avoiding activities that

42、 make us feel unworthy. 18 Instead of working hard to meet our goals, well try to avoid failure. And if we do fail one day, we might abandon our goals, lose motivation, or make excuses to help ourselves feel better.19If our self-worth is contingent upon being successful at work, we mightonly choose

43、jobs that are easy. That way we never fail and ensure that we always know that we are worthy. Or, maybe we only think were worthy if we weigh less than 130 pounds. We might undcrcat or engage in unhealthy eating practices just to make sure that vc feel good. Sclfworth is an important psychological c

44、onstruct that affects not only how vc think about ourselves but it also has an impact on our psychological health and functioning. So, give up the idea of seeking approval from others. 20 Doing so reminds us to be fully aware of who we are.A. That may pose potential dangers.B. Unfortunately, he is n

45、o exception.C. When our self worth depends on those, its unstable.D. Lets cite some examples to farther demonstrate that.E. Lets dive into the cause to learn more about sclfworth.F. Actually, hes always been labeled as “other peoples child”.G. Instead, learn to base your selworth on internal conting

46、encies like virtues and faiths.试卷第6页，共11页三、完形填空From the age of eight, I had to contribute my share of labor along with my father. Our family was too 21 to afford paid laborers. Working in the rice fields was no easy job, especially in summer. The 22 sun would beat upon my arched back. With only a ha

47、t, a shirt and a pair of shorts as my 23、I would be sweating like a pig within seconds.One day, while resting beside the field, I 24 my present life: My family was tied to land, doing 25 jobs every day. How could we and fanners like us have26 to a better life? Thinking of this, I was suddenly 27 wit

48、h great pity and great respect fbr them, and the fbcus of my 28 began to extend beyond myself and my family. A voice inside me 29 that I should do something to help that. It was rightthen that I 30 to pursue useful knowledge and technology to 3their burden of labour. This undeniable 32 pushed me hard to go to a universityon a scholarship and 33 cam a degree on agriculture.Although now I went into academic research, I would always 34 whatworking in the rice fields had taught me: Your hard work will be 35 if youplant your feet firmly on the ground, fbr being down-to-earth