云南省昆明市届三诊一模高三复习英语质量检测二模word版附答案.docx

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昆明市2021届“三针一模”高三复习英语质量检测

英语试卷

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第一部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）

第一节（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

A

ExploretheHistoryofJazzandCelebratetheLunarNewYear

Hereisasamplingofsomeeventsforthisweekandhowtotunein.Notethateventsarelikelytochangeafterpublication.

⏹Monday

ExplorethehistoryofjazzinWashingtonwiththemusician,broadcasterandhistorianKenAvis,ashediscusseswhatmadethecityacapitalandhowthemusichaschangedthroughtheyear.Thisevent,presentedbytheSmithsonianAssociates,costs$25formembersand$30fornonmembers.Registrationclosestwohoursbeforetheevent.

When:

6:

45p.m.

Where:

smithsonianassociates.org/ticketing

⏹Tuesday

CelebratetheLunarNewYear’suniquefoodtraditionsinatalkfromtheFreerGalleryofArtandArthurM.SacklerGallery.JanStuart,theMelvinR.SeidenorganizerofChineseart,willpresentworksfromthemuseum’scollection,andLydiaChangofthePeterChangrestaurantempire,willsharestoriesaboutherfamily’scelebratorydishes.Thiseventisfree,andattendanceiscappedat500.

When:

6p.m.

Where:

asia.si.edu/lunar-new-year-celebration

⏹Wednesday

JoinEnsembleNYCaneveningoflovesongs.Featuringwell-knownartists,theeventwillincludepieceslikeGioachinoRossini’s“Unavocepocofa”andMozart’s“Lacidaremlamana”.ApartofthemoneywillbedonatedtoWestSideCampaignAgainstHunger.Ticketsareneed-basedandcanbepurchasedforaslittleas$10.

When:

7:

30p.m.

Where:

musae.me/ensemblenyc/experience

⏹Thursday

DancewithyourlittleoneswhilelisteningtoaspecialValentin’sDayconcertfromtheLaurieBerknerBand.Inaliveperformance,Ms.Berkner,achildren’srecordingartist,willplayfamily-friendlysongs,dancewithanimationsandevenintroducespecialguests.Ticketsare$20,andgiveviewersaccesstoboththe2p.m.and5p.m.shows.

When:

2p.m.or5p.m.

Where:

1.Howmuchwillyoupayforthejazzeventifyouarenotamember?

A.$10.B.$20.C.$25.D.$30.

2.WherecanyoulearnaboutChineseartworks?

A.B.smithsonianassociates.org/ticketing

C.asia.si.edu/lunar-new-year-celebrationD.musae.me/ensemblenyc/experience

3.Whenisprobablythebesttimeforafamilyattendance?

A.OnMonday.B.OnTuesday.C.OnWednesdayD.OnThursday.

B

WhenIwasseven,myfamilyandIwerecomingbackfromaT-ballgame.Inourdriveway,wespottedtwoadultgeeseandasmallgosling.Theadultswerefrightenedbyourreturnandflewaway,buttheirbabywasstilltooyoungtoflyandcouldn'tfollow.

Hourspassed,andnightfell.Thetinylittlethingwaswanderingaroundouryard,unawareofwhatcouldhappen,anditwasclearthatthegoslingneededprotection,warmthandfoodtomakeittothemorning.Atthatpoint,wehadtobringhimintoourbackyard.

Weallprettymuchsleptwithoneeyeopenforseveraldays.Eachmorning,wewouldtrytorushthegooseovertohisparents,whokeptcomingbacktoouryard.Hewouldn'tgotothem,though,andtheywouldn'tcomecloseenoughtoclaimhim.Theyounggoosehadclearlydecidedwewerehisnewfamily,andmytwinsisterJoannacalledthelittleguyPeeper.

Almostayearpassedandwesettledintoaroutinefilledwithfeatheryhugsandcompany.Oneevening,myunclecameover,andmydadthrewPeeperupintotheairtoshowhecouldflyaroundthehouse,butthistime,Peeperjustflewoff.Everyonewasverysad.Twentyyearspassed,andPeeperbecameafondmemoryformyfamily.

In2019,anagingadultgoosemadehiswaybacktomyhome.Atfirst,IassumeditwasjustanotherCanadagoose.Aftertwoweeksofthegoosecomingbackrepeatedly,itbecamecleartomethatthiswasn'tarandomgoose.HedidallofthesamethingsPeeperusedto,liketryingtocomeinthroughthefrontdoorandsleepinginourenclosedpoolarea.Besides,thisgooserespondedtothenamePeeper.Muchtomyamazement,myoldbestfriendhadreturned,20yearslater.

4.Whydidtheauthorbringthelittlegoosehomethatnight?

A.Itcouldn'tfinditsparents.B.Itwastoofragiletosurvive.

C.Itwantedtostayintheyard.D.Itenjoyedtheauthor'scompany.

5.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"claim"inparagraph3mean?

A.Get.B.Forgive.C.Challenge.D.Annoy.

6.Whatcanweinferabouttheauthorfromthetext?

A.ShenamedthegoosePeeper.B.ShesetPeeperfreeonpurpose.

C.ShehadadeepfeelingtoPeeper.D.Shetrainedthegoosetoflydaily.

7.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?

A.Afeatheredfamilymember.B.Returnofalonglostfriend.

C.Reunionofagoosefamily.D.Anadventurousjourneyhome.

C

ThefirstsetofChinesestoriespresentedinEnglishscripts（剧本）,titledStoriesofChina:

PerformedinEnglish,wasofficiallypublishedbyForeignLanguagesPress.PlannedbytheNewChannelInternationalEducationGroupwiththeparticipationofplaywrights（剧作者）fromChina,theUnitedKingdomandtheUnitedStates,thebookprovidesanewwayforyoungpeopletolearnEnglishwhileinheriting（传承）andspreadingChineseculture.

Thebookcontains20Englishscriptsinnovelformatscoveringawiderangeofsubjects.UnlikethemostcommonEnglishscriptsforyoungreadersonthemarketwhicharebasedonadaptationsofEuropeanandAmericanstories,thosepresentedinthisbookareuniqueforbeingbasedonclassicChinesestories,readaptedandwritteninEnglish.Thebookisdividedintofirsttothirdgradesintermsofgrammarandvocabularydifficulty,makingitsuitableforyoungEnglishlearnersfromprimaryschooltojuniorandhighschool.

Allthescriptsinthebookarewrittenbytopplaywrightswithelegant,pureandvividlanguage.ThescriptsareprovidedwithasummaryofthestoryinbothChineseandEnglish.sothatreaderscanfullyunderstandtheplotaswellasthehistoryandculturebehindit.ReaderscannotonlyimprovetheirEnglishskillsthroughimmersive（沉浸式）readingandperformancebutalsoappreciateChineseculture.

HuMin,EnglisheducationexpertandfounderoftheNew.Channel,saidthecombinationoftraditionalcultureandEnglishteachinghasbecomeatrend,guidingyoungpeopletobringtheirownwisdomanddeepculturalheritagetotellChinesestoriestotheworld.NewChannelwillofferspecialcoursesonStoriesofChina:

PerformedinEnglishinitsmanyschoolsacrossthecountry,andcooperatewithprimaryandsecondaryschoolsinBeijing,ShanghaitoofferEnglishdramacoursesonatrialbasis.Hubelievesthecourseswillsetoffanewwaveofenthusiasticlearningamongyoungpeople.

8.WhywasStoriesofChina:

PerformedinEnglishpublished?

A.ToofferEnglishdramacoursesonatrialbasis.

B.TomakeforeignstudentsenjoyChineseculture.

C.ToadvertisesomeofthetopplaywrightsinChina.

D.ToimproveEnglishlearningandcultureheritage.

9.Whatdoweknowaboutthebook?

A.It'sbeenpublishedbyaforeignpress.B.Itstandsoutforitsuniquewritingstyle.

C.ItintroducesclassicChinesestories.D.It'sbeenpopularinvariousschools.

10.What'sHuMin'sattitudetowardsthecoursestobeoffered?

A.Expectant.B.Doubtful.C.Objective.D.Conservative.

11.Inwhichsectionofamagazinemightthetextappear?

A.Business.B.Lifestyle.C.Culture.D.Politics.

D

It'stimeforbed,thelightsareout,andyetyou'rewideawake.Youdoeventuallymanagetofallasleep,buteventhen,it'saveryshallow,restlesssortofsleep.

Nowmoreresearchsuggestsyouneedn'tlookfurtherthanoutsideyourwindowandatthemoonforthecauseofthissleeplessness.However,inasurprisingtwist,thefindingsweren'tentirelywhattheresearchersexpected.Whileweknowthathumansareaspeciesruledbylight,the"lunarphaseeffect"（月相效应）affectssleepevenwhenartificialsourcesoflightareaccountedfor.

Ratherthanpeoplestayinguplaterandsleepinglessduringthefullmoon,itwasjustbeforethefullmoonthatsleepwasshorterandlighter."Itturnsoutthatthenightsbeforethefullmoonaretheonesthathavemostofthemoonlightduringthefirsthalfofthenight,"saidHoracioIglesia,aprofessorofbiologyattheUniversityofWashingtoninTheGuardian.Theoppositewastruejustbeforethenewmoon-peopletendedtosleepmoreandgotobedearlier.

Ninety-eightparticipantsacrossthreeIndigenouscommunitiesinArgentinaworewristmonitorstrackingsleeppatternsoverthecourseofonetotwomonths.Whileonecommunityhadnoaccesstoelectricity,thesecondcommunityhadlimitedaccess,andthethirdcommunitywaslocatedinanurbansettingwithfullaccesstoelectricity.

Thestudyalsofoundthatthislunarphaseeffectonsleepalsoappearedtohavegreaterimpactonpeoplewhohadmorelimitedaccessloelectricity.Ineverycommunity,participants'peak（高峰）sleeplessperiodoccurredinthethreetofivedaysleadinguptothefullmoonnight,whiletheoppositewastrueforthenewmoon,thestudyauthorsfound.

Wantingfurtherinsight,theresearcherscomparedtheirdatatotheresultsofasimilarstudyof464Seattle-basedstudentsattheUniversityofWashington.Thefindingsprovedconsistent.

Thisresearchsupportstheviewthattryaswemay,wecan'teverfullygetawayfromsomeforcesofnature.

12.Whatmakesithardforpeopletofallasleep?

A.Visualdistance.B.Fadedlight

C.Artificiallight.D.Brightmoonlight.

13.Whendopeopleusuallyhavealightsleep?

A.Befo