2023届湖南省部分学校高三4月模拟考试英语试题(含答案解析).docx
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1、2023届湖南省部分学校高三4月模拟考试英语试题学校:姓名:班级:考号:一、阅读理解Cities are taking steps to support wildlife populations and educate citizens about the importance of the environment. Here are four of the most wildlife-friendly cities in the United States.Austin, TexasAustin, the capital of Texas, earns the rank as the top
2、 city for wildlife in large part due to its work to help improve declining monarch butterfly populations. Austin sits within the main migration pattern of the monarch, which means that monarch butterflies pass through it twice annually. Austin also leads all US cities with 2,616 certified (经认证的)wild
3、life habitats.Atlanta, GeorgiaAtlanta secures the second-place ranking thanks to its Climate Action Plan, which aims to expand on the 3,000 acres of parks that the city already manages. Already classified by the US Forest Service as one of the most forested urban centers in the country, Atlanta also
4、 calls fbr planting more trees and creating more green spaces based on its climate plan. Six neighborhoods in Atlanta have been designated (指定)as Community Wildlife Habitats. Put together, these areas of vegetation can help reduce the urban heat island effect in the city.Seattle, WashingtonSeattle i
5、s home to 489 parks that span 6,441 acres, including 2,500 acres of forested public land. The citys largest park, Discovery Park, covers 534 acres and serves as an important protected area fbr birds and marine animals. Due to the amount of forested land in Seattle, the researchers use the city to st
6、udy how urban environments can be designed to support wildlife. The Seattle Urban Project enlists the community to report wildlife sightings, which helps to demonstrate how and where flesh-eating mammals can coexist with humans.Chula Vista, CaliforniaChula Vista, a city in southern California, ranks
7、 high on the list due to its efforts to combat water use issues. The citys NatureScape Program encourages citizens to replace lawns with gardens of native plants that attract pollinators (传粉昆虫)and conserve water. The city has also formed the CLEAN group, a partnership between the government, busines
8、ses and community groups designed to address environmental issues.六、读后续写47.阅读下面材料,根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段,使之构成一篇完整的短文。My ten-year-old self loved summertime. The best part of summer was the community pool. Everyone was there.We didnt have a care in the world. Our biggest concern was which one of us could h
9、old her breath underwater the longest. We didnt care what we looked like or who was cool. I never once thought about how I looked in a swimsuit or if my hair looked good. I was aware that I wasnt super-thin like some of the other girls I saw, but I didnt care.And then one day, I was taking my turn o
10、n the diving board with all the other kids. I jumped in, floated freely to the top and swam over to the ladder to make my way out of the pool. I noticed a girl standing at the top of the ladder, so I swam slowly, giving her time to move. I didnt know her. She looked cute and thin.But instead of movi
11、ng, a strange thing happened. This girl leaned over the pool and said to me, “They dont allow beached (搁浅的)whales in this pool.Beached whales? I soon realized that I was the beached whale. Suddenly, my cool blue swimsuit didnt cover enough. I got out of the pool quickly and wrapped my towel around m
12、y body, feeling like I was going to throw up. From that moment on, I was aware of my size.Clothes became a horrible dream, and I struggled through my teen years and into adulthood. I cried over clothes that didnt fit. My heart had always hated the little girl by the pool, who took the confidence out
13、 of my life until I got my daughter, Lisa.One day I dressed my little girl in beautiful clothes and put a bow (蝴蝶结)on her head, but she refused because she liked to be comfortable. Is society interested in comfort? However, when I stared at her, I suddenly realized how beautiful she was, even though
14、 she was covered in mud. 注意:1 .续写词数应为150左右;2 .请按如下格式作答。When Lisa was ten, I came across a picture of myself when I was ten and I showed it to her.Then I told her the story of the little girl by the pool.参考答案:1. D 2. B3. D【导语】本文是一篇应用文,文章介绍了美国四个对野生动物最友好的城市。1 .细节理解题。根据 Austin, Texas 部分中“Austin also lea
15、ds all US cities with 2,616 certified (经 认证的)wildlife habitats.(奥斯汀也在美国所有城市中领先,拥有2616个认证的野生动物栖息 地。广可知,奥斯汀也在美国所有城市中领先,拥有2616个认证的野生动物栖息地。故选 Do2 .细节理解题。根据 Seattle, Washington 部分中“Due to the amount of forested land in Seattle, the researchers use the city to study how urban environments can be designed
16、to support wildlife. (由于西雅图有大量的林地,研究人员利用这座城市来研究如何设计城市环境来支持野生动 物。)以及The Seattle Urban Project enlists the community to report wildlife sightings, which helps to demonstrate how and where flesh-eating mammals can coexist with humans.( 西雅图城 市项目号召社区报告野生动物目击事件,这有助于展示食肉哺乳动物如何以及在何处与人类 共存。户可知,西雅图的研究者正在努力的研究
17、如何设计城市环境来支持野生动物,有助于 促进人类和动物共存即如何让城市对野生动物友好。故选B。3 .细节理解题。根据 Chula Vista, California 部分中“The citys Nature Scape Program encourages citizens to replace lawns with gardens of native plants that attract pollinators (传粉 昆虫)and conserve water.(该市的“自然景观计划”鼓励市民将草坪换成本地植物花园,以吸引传粉者并 节约用水。户可知,自然景观计划有利于帮助更多本土植物繁殖
18、。故选D。4 . B 5. A 6. A 7. C【导语】这是一篇记叙文,作者描述了一家人如何度过了没有电的一天。4 .细节理解题。根据第一段中“Finally, I got up and attempted to switch on the lightnothing happened. I checked my phone. No Wi-Fi, no data.(最后,我站起来,试图打开灯什么也没有发生。我看了看手机。没有Wi-Fi,没有数据厂可知,作者醒来后发现没有电。故选B。5 .细节理解题。根据第二段中“My work meetings and deadlines, my sons,
19、classes and tests, my husbands plans 一 everything would have to wait.(我的工作会议和最后期限,我儿子的课程和 考试,我丈夫的计划所有的事情都必须推迟广可知,没有电打乱了作者家里每个人的安 排。故选A。6 .推理判断题。根据文章内容,结合最后一段中“We were recharged by the unexpected gift of a day together.(在一起一天这意外的礼物让我们充满了活力)”可知I,作者详细描述了在没有电 的情况下家人进行的一些活动,最后作者感悟到这一天过得很充实,这个意外让每个人都充 满了活
20、力,故作者描写那天家人的活动是为她的感悟作铺垫。故选A。7 .推理判断题。根据文章内容,结合最后一段中We were recharged by the unexpected gift of a day together.(在一起一天这意外的礼物让我们充满了活力户可知,在没有电的情况下,作者 一家人一起玩游戏、散步、玩耍,每个人都充满了活力,所以对作者来说,那天是一个让家 人亲近的美好日子。故选C。8 . A 9. B 10. D 11. C【导语】本文是一篇说明文。文章介绍的是野生动物过境点是人造结构,如地下通道、天桥 或涵洞,帮助动物安全地在栖息地周围移动,不仅保护动物和生物多样性。一项新的
21、研究发 现,它们还可以减少汽车碰撞的次数,节省大量资金。8 .细节理解题。根据第二段中“I thought it would be useful to provide some information on the financial benefits of wildlife crossing structures for policymakers, transportation planners, and conservationists(我认为,为政策制定者、交通规划者和环保主义者提供一些关于野生动物过 境结构的经济效益的信息将是有用的。)”可知,Sugiarto认为该研究对政策制定者、交
22、通规 划者和环保主义者提供了一些关于野生动物国境结构的经济效用的信息,这是有用的,故表 示这些提供的信息是必要的。故选A。9 .细节理解题。根据第三段中He examined data for 13 of the 22 wildlife crossings in Washington State from 2011 to 2020. Then he made adjustments based on how close the crossings were to other structures and the time it took to build them.(他研究了 2011 年至
23、2020 年华盛顿州 22个野生动物过境点中13个的数据。然后,他根据十字路口与其他建筑物的距离以及建造 它们所需的时间进行了调整。户可知,该项研究通过对专业数据的分析而开展的。故选B。 10.推理判断题。根据倒数第二段中“Besides, the findings are timely. The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act passed in 2021 includes $350 million over five years for the construction of wildlife crossings此外,这些发现是及时的。2021
24、年通过的基础设施投资和就业法案 包括在五年内为野生动物过境点建设提供3.5亿美元。厂可知,正是这项研究发现及时地公 布,才通过了基础设施投资和就业法案,由此为野生动物过境点建设提供3.5亿美元。 故选Do11 .推理判断题。根据最后一段中“Before working on this research, I wasnt aware of any strategies to reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions.(在从事这项研究之前,我不知道有任何减少野生 动物车辆碰撞的策略。厂以及“However, it turns out that there are mul
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