学年高三英语上学期期末题型分类冲刺13综合测试3山东卷解析版.docx

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学年高三英语上学期期末题型分类冲刺13综合测试3山东卷解析版

综合测试

（考试时间：

100分钟试卷满分：

120分）

第一部分：

阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）

第一节（共15小题，每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）

阅读下列四篇短文，从每小题后所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该选项涂黑。

A

（2021·山东临沂市·高三期中）Music

RoyalAlbertHall：

EricClaptonreturnstotheRoyalAlbertHallnextMay,markinghisonlyUKshowsin2021．

Clapton’scareerasaprofessionalmusicianhasseenhimcreateanabundanceofrecordswithnumerousbands．

Time：

MaytoJuly—thefirstTuesdayandthefirstSundaypermonth．

Starts：

7：

30pm

Thereisaticketlimitofsixticketsperhousehold．

Call472-556formoreinformation．

http：

//www.R

ConcertgebouwHall：

ItgoeswithoutsayingthattheConcertgebouwandjazzandpopmusicmakeaperfectcombination．ThestagesofboththeMainHallandtheRecitalHallhavebornewitnesstonearlythewholeofjazzhistory．

Note：

ConcertsuntilDecember31,2020donothaveassignedseatingduetoourcoronameasures．Staffmemberswillshowyoutoyourseats．FortheMainHallyoucanchooseinwhichsectionyouwouldliketosit：

balcony,stageororchestra．

Afreescheduleofeventsisavailablebycallingtheboxofficeat488-576formoreinformation．

http：

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BostonSymphonyOrchestra：

TheBostonSymphonyOrchestraispleasedtopresentEncoreBSORecitals,acolorfulandeclecticonlineconcertseriesspotlighting50musiciansoftheBostonSymphonyOrchestra．Itwillgiveviewersarareopportunitytoexperiencetheindividualattractionofmanyofthemusicianswhomakeuptheworld-knownensemble（乐团）．

VideostreamsbeginonThursdaysatnoonEasternTime．

Adonationof$25ormorewillgiveyouaccesstoallninevideosintheseries．

http：

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CarnegieHall：

PianistJonathanBiss’s2021masterclassfocusesonthelatesoloworksofBeethoven．

Brahms,andSchubert—afascinatingjourneyforthesixyoungpianistswhoparticipate．Bisshoststhisprogram—whichalsoincludesaninteractionbetweenperformersandaudience．StudentswithI．D．cardscanattendtheeventsforfree．

Phone：

654-112．

http：

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16．HowmanyperformanceswillEricClaptongiveinRoyalAlbertHallin2021?

A．2B．4C．6D．8

17．Whichnumbershouldyoucallifyouwanttohaveafreetimetableoftheevents?

A．472-556B．654-112C．228-679D．488-576

18．Wherecanstudentsgotohaveaprogramincludingalivecommunicationprocedure?

A．CarnegieHallB．RoyalAlbertHall

C．ConcertgebouwHallD．BostonSymphonyOrchestra

B

（2021·山东省济南市莱芜第一中学高三月考）“Joinourexcitingwildlifewatchingtoursandexperiencetheholidayofalifetime!

”Eco-wildlifetourslikethisarebecomingmoreandmorepopularwithtourists.Theopportunitytoseewhalesanddolphinsswimmingintheirnaturalhabitatissomuchbetterthanseeingthesegreatmammalsinzoosandaquariums.Asyourboatedgesoutintothebluewater,agroupofdolphinscometogreetyouandswimaroundtheboat,jumpingplayfullyaroundyou.Insomeplaces,tourcompaniesevenencouragetouriststogoswimmingwiththedolphins.Theseintelligentmammalsseemtoenjoyourcompanyandinteractwithus.Butisitpossiblethatthiskindofhumanactivityputtingtheirsurvivalatrisk?

Arecentstudyhasshownthatthebehaviorofwhalesanddolphinschangesgreatlywhentheyareclosetoboats.Interpretingtheboatsasapossibledanger,theystarttobreathemoretobreathemorequickly.Theboatsdrivethemawayfromtheplaceswheretheyfeedandinterrupttheirroutineofrestingandtakingcareoftheiryoung.Allofthesefactorscouldhaveaverynegativeeffectontheirgeneralhealth.Anotherfactorthatshouldbetakenintoaccountistheeffectofhumanattentionontheanimals.Astheybecomemoreusedtointeractingwithhumans,theybecomelessafraidofthem.Therehavebeenseveralcasesoftourboatsrunningintodolphinsorwhalesandcausingtheirdeaths.Asdolphinslivewithinclosecommunities,eventslikethesecausealotofstress.

Perhapsthebestwaytoprotecttheseanimalsistoreduceourinteractionwiththem.Wecoulddobykeepingaminimumdistancebetweentheanimalsandtheboats,andbylimitingthenumberofboatsoutonthewateratonetime.Mostimportantly,insteadofinterruptingtheseanimals’routines,weshouldtrytoadapttothem.Inthisway,wecouldlearntoexistinharmonywiththesewildanimalsandensureourcontinuedco-existenceontheplanetthatweshallshare.

19．WhyareEco-wildlifetoursincreasinglypopular?

A．Becausetheyarewidelyadvertised.

B．Becausetouristscanvisitwildanimalsinnature.

C．Becausewildanimalsenjoyourcompany.

D．Becausevisitorsdonotdisturbwildanimals.

20．What’stheauthor’sattitudetowardsEco-wildlifetours?

A．Interested.B．Supportive.C．Critical.D．Confused.

21．Whatcanwelearnfromtherecentstudy?

A．Thevisitingboatsexcitewhalesanddolphins.

B．Boatsdriveyoungwhalesanddolphinsawayfromtheirparents.

C．Human’sattentionbenefitswhalesanddolphinsalot.

D．Gettingtooclosetowildanimalsmaycausetroubletothem.

22．Whatissuggestedtostayinharmonywithwildanimalsaccordingtothetext?

A．Makinglessinteractionwiththem.

B．Keepingaminimumdistancebetweenboats.

C．Banningboatsenteringtheirhabitat.

D．Makingthemadapttoourdailyroutine.

C

（2021·山东枣庄市·高三月考）Peoplewhodrinkalotofsugarydrinkshaveahighriskofdevelopingcancer,researchersannouncedlastweek.However,theevidencecannotyetconfirmadirectconnectionbetweenthetwo.TheresearcherssaidthefindingsofalargestudyinFrancesuggestthatlimitingtheamountofsugar-sweeteneddrinksmayhelpreducethenumberofcancercases.Drinkingsugarydrinkshasbecomemorecommonworldwideinthelastseveraldecades.Sugardrinksarelinkedtoobesity-theconditionofbeingextremelyoverweight-whichincreasesaperson’scancerrisk.

ThestudywaspublishedinTheBMJBritishmedicaljournal.Itlookedatdatafromjustover100,000Frenchadults-21percentofthemmenand79percentwomen.Theresearchersnotedhowmanysugarydrinkseachofthemhad,andfollowedthemforuptonineyears-between2009and2018.Theresearchersappraisedtheirriskforalltypesofcancer,andsomeindividualonessuchasbreast,colonandprostatecancers.

Thescientistsfoundthata100millilitersincreaseinsugarydrinkswaslinkedtoan18percentincreasedriskofoverallcanceranda22percentincreasedriskofbreastcancer.Theresearcherslookedatthosewhodrankfruityjuicesandthosewhodrankothersweetdrinks.Bothgroups,theyfound,showedahigherriskofcanceroverall.

Forprostateandcolorectalcancers,nolinkwasfound.Theresearcherssaidthismighthavebeenbecausetherewasonlyalimitednumberofcasesofthesecancersinthestudygroup.

Expertsnotdirectlyinvolvedintheworksaiditwasawell-runstudy,butnotedthatitsresultscouldnotestablishcauseandeffect.AmeliaLakeisanexpertinpublichealthnutritionatBritain’sTeessideUniversity.Shesaidthatwhilethisstudydoesnotprovideadefinitecauseandeffectbetweensugarandcancer,itdoesaddtotheimportanceofeffortstoreducesugarintake.“Themessagefromthetotalityofevidenceonexcesssugartonsureptionandvarioushealthoutcomesisclear,”shesaid.

23．Whatdidthestudyfind?

A．Sugarydrinksdirectlyleadtocancer.

B．Heavysugarydrinksmightbelinkedwithcancer.

C．Obesitymainlyresultsfromsugarydrinks.

D．Cancerisnotnecessarilycausedbyobesity.

24．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“appraised”meaninparagraph2?

A．ControlledB．Evaluated.

C．Determined.D．Documented.

25．Howdoestheauthorprovethefindingsinparagraph2and3?

A．Bymakingcomparison.

B．Bygivingdifferentopinions.

C．Byusingactualfigures.

D．Byfollowingtheorderoftime.

26．WhatdoAmeliaLake’swordssuggest?

A．Moreevidenceneedstobefoundinthefuture.

B．Theresearchersshouldfollowmorepeople.

C．Reducingsugarconsumptionneedsgreatefforts.

D．Cuttingdowntheamountofsugarisimportant.

D

（2021·河南郑州市·高三月考）LouiseGluckhasbeennostrangertoawardsoverherlongpoetrycareersinceherfirstpublicationin1968.In1993,shewonthePulitzerPrizeforhercollectionofpoems,TheWildIris（《野鸢尾》）.AndonOctober8,2020,shebecamethe16thwomantowintheNobelprizeinliteraturewiththeNobelprizesfirstawardedin190h

Gluckwashonoredfor“herunmistakablepoeticvoicethat,withsimpleandplainbeauty,makesindividualexistenceuniversal”.Oftensaidtobeanautobiographicalpoet,drawingfromtheinnerpartsofherlife,“sheisnottoberegardedasaconfessional（自白的）poet.Gluckseekstheuniversal,”NobelCommitteeChairAndersOlssonsaidinastatement.

Gluck,77,theauthorof12poetrycollections,hasbeenabletoturnherlifeexperiencesintouniversalthemescoveringlife,loss,andloneliness.Becauseofthis,readershaveoftenfoundherpoetrytobe“dark”.However,thereismuchmorethandarknessinhervoice,asnotedbyOlsson."Itisfrankandalsoavoicefullofhumorandbitingwit,”hesaid.

Forexample,inherpoemSnowdrops,sheusesthecomingofspringafterwintertoshowrebirthoflifeafterdeath.Sheleadsreadersdownadepressingpathonlytoreconnectwiththelightatthenearend.Attheconclusionofthepoem,readersarelefttofeel"therawwindofthenewworld"astheywatchanewspring.ThisisoftenthecaseinGluck'spoetry,beingabletofeeljoyevenafternothavingdonesoforalongtime.

Althoughshe’sreadyawell-knownwriter,GluckdidfeelhonoredtobegiventhefamousNobelaward.However,whenaskedwhattheprizemeanttoher,thelyricpoetreplied,“It’stoonew.Idon'tknowreallywhatitmeans.”Heronlyhopeisthatshecanpreserveherdailylife.

27．Whatcanweknowabou