届四川省巴中市高考零诊英语试题.docx

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届四川省巴中市高考零诊英语试题

2021届四川省巴中市高考零诊英语试题

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一、阅读选择

GrandCanyonParkRangerPrograms

GuidedCedarRidgeHike

7amDaily（MeetattheSouthKaibabTrailhead）

A3-mile（4.8km）hikeonanunpavedpath.Allow4hours.Minimum2litersofwaterperperson.Bringsaltysnacks,sunscreen,andwearhikingshoes.Notrecommendedforpeoplewithheartproblems,ordifficultywalking.

FossilDiscoveryWalk

9amDaily（MeetattheBrightAngelTrailheadsign）

Walkamongseacreaturesthatlivedonthispartofthecontinent270millionyearsago,beforetheageofthedinosaurs.Thiseasy1/2-mile（0.8km）one-waywalkexploresanexposedfossilbed.

CritterChat

9:

30amDaily（MeetatGrandCanyonVisitorCenter）

LearnaboutsomeoftheGrandCanyon'sdiversewildcreatureswhosurvivehereinthisplaceofextremechangesinexposureandclimate.Wheelchairaccessible.Familyfriendly.

GeologyWalk

3:

30pmDaily（MeetatYavapaiGeologyMuseum）

LearnhowtheGrandCanyonformedwhileexploringYavapaiGeologyMuseumduringthisshortintroductorytalk.Whyisitsodeep,wide,andgrand?

Whydoesitexistonlyhereandnowhereelseintheworld?

ConsiderwalkingtheTrailofTimefollowingtheprogram.

Note:

Childrenmustbeaccompaniedbyanadultinallprograms.Allprogramsarefreeofcharge.

1．Whatmightyoudointheprogramstartingat7am?

A．Goonahike.B．Lookfordinosaurfossils.

C．Learnmoreaboutclimatechange.D．WalktheTrailofTime.

2．Whichprogramisfriendlytopeoplewithdifficultywalking?

A．GuidedCedarRidgeHike.B．FossilDiscoveryWalk.

C．CritterChat.D．GeologyWalk.

3．WheredoyoumeetfortheprogramintroducingtheformationoftheGrandCanyon?

A．AttheSouthKaibabTrailhead.B．AttheBrightAngelTrailheadsign.

C．AtGrandCanyonVisitorCenter.D．AtYavapaiGeologyMuseum.

Thesunwasslippingdownthroughthetreesanditwastimetogohome.Timewasrunningout.Hismotherwouldlookathimandshewouldknow.Shealwaysknew.Ahottearrandownhischeek.Shetrustedhim.Thiswasthefirstyearshehadlefthimaloneforthreehoursbetweenschoolandthetimeshegothomefromwork.Shehadtoworktobuyhisclothesandtopayfortheirfoodandforaplacetolive.Herememberedthenicewayshesaid,“Youarealittlemannow,Joy.”Itmadehimsadwhenhismother’swordscamebacktohim.Shetrustedhim.

Rememberingthis,hefeltasifsomeonehadstuckasharpstickintohisside.Hertrustinhimwasallhecouldthinkaboutnow.Itdroveeverythingelsefromhismind.“Shetrustedme.”Hekeptsayingtohimself.“Shetrustedme.”Thiswasmostimportant.Nexttothis,thepipeanditsmagicpowermeantnothing.

Joylookedatthelongshadowscomingtowardhim.Henowknewwhathehadtodo.Andhewasinahurrytogetitdone.Whenhetookthepipe,heleftthestorewithslowunsuresteps.Nowhisfeetwerequick,decisive,takinghimstraightbacktothestorelikeanarrow.Hewasoutofbreathwhenhereachedthestore.

Mr.Dowwasjustinsidethedoor.Thebigmansmiled.Joywishedhehadnot.Somehow,abadfriendlysmilemadeitmoredifficultforJoytodowhathewantedtodo.Joywaslostforamoment.Hisfeetfeltheavy.Suddenly,blindly,heheldoutthepipe.Hisvoicestruggledtocomeoutfromdeepinsideofthepainfulchest.

“Mr.Dow,”hesaidatlast,“Ididn’tmeantotakeit.”

“Thanks,Joy.”Mr.Dowsaidashegentlytookthepipefromtheboy’shand.“Howaboutstayingaroundandhelpingmecloseuptheshop?

”

JoyfeltMr.Dow,sbighandonhisshoulder.AndJoyfelthisshouldershadbecomealittlebroaderandstronger.

4．WhatkindofalifedidJoyandhismotherlive?

A．Apoorlife.B．Anewlife.

C．Ahappylife.D．Amodemlife.

5．WhydidJoyfeellikebeinghurtbysomethingsharp?

A．Hefeltsorryforhismother.

B．Hecouldn’thelpthefamily.

C．Hehadrunawayfromschool.

D．Hedisappointedhismother’sexpectations.

6．WhatdoweknowaboutMr.Dow’ssmiletoJoy?

A．It’sbroad.B．It’swarm.

C．It’sfalse.D．It’ssecret.

7．Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthetext?

A．AnInterestingPipeB．APowerfulSmile

C．UnconditionalLoveD．MagicTrust

Whilemangoesareknownasthe"KingofFruits",grapesarepopularlycalledasthe"QueenofFruits".Thesmalljuicygrapesaresortedintothreevarietiesbasedoncolors:

green,red,blackorblue.Soarethereanyhealthbenefitsingrapes?

Grapescanbeconsumedinmanyways.Itcanbeeithereatenraw,consumedinajuiceformorusedtopreparewine.Duringautumn,youwillfinddifferentkindsofgrapesinthemarket.Asitisthemainseasonofgrapes,theamountofconsumingthisfruitisveryhigh.

Althoughgrapesaretinyinsize,ithasnumeroushealthbenefits.Alotofpeopleareunawareofthehealthbenefitsofgrapes.Forexample,drinkinggrapejuiceisoneoftheeasiestwaystotreatacidity.Moreover,thefruitjuiceisalsoahealthydrinkforthosewhoareonadiet.

Grapejuiceisloadedwithnutrients,vitaminsandmineralwhichkeepusfit.Forexample,drinkinggrapejuiceisoneofthetraditionalwaystocureapainfulheadache.

Itwouldbeinterestingtoknowthatgrapejuiceisgoodforskinaswell.Drinkingaglassofgrapejuiceeverydayhelpsgetaclearandperfectskinnaturally.Italsohasanti-ageingbenefitsontheskin.Greengrapesespeciallyspeedupmetabolism（新陈代谢）andinduceperspirationwhichinturnhelpsgetayouthfulskinnaturally.

Soselectionofgrapesisveryimportant.Youmustbuyfresh,fine,andcoloredgrapes.Thiscanbeeasilydonebyliftingabunchofgrapesandshakingthem.Ifthegrapesfall,thentheyhavebeenstoredforlong.Andifthegrapesareattachedtothestem,thenyoucanbesurethattheyarefreshtobeconsumed.

8．Whenitcomestograpes,theauthorthinks________.

A．theyarethebestfruitintheworld

B．theyareconsumedmostinsummer

C．theycandomuchgoodtoourhealth

D．theyconsistofmorethanthreekinds

9．Whatcanwelearnfromthe2ndandthe3rdparagraphs?

A．Grapesareharvestedonlywhenitiscold.

B．Thebenefitsofgrapesescapemanypeople.

C．Grapejuiceisconsideredtoresultinacidity.

D．Grapejuicecanmakeyouhaveagoodappetite.

10．WhichisNOTthefunctionofgrapejuice?

A．Ithelpspeopleavoidsufferingfromacidity.

B．Itisbeneficialtothosebeingoverweight.

C．Itcanmakeyourskinfineandsmooth.

D．Itcancureallkindsofdiseases.

11．Whatcanweinferbyreadingthepassage?

A．Greengrapesaremuchbetterthanblackones.

B．Itisbettertopreparefreshgrapejuiceathome.

C．Thestoredgrapesjuiceisthoughttobeharmful.

D．Grapejuicedoesmoregoodtowomenthantomen.

TheU.S.isstilloutinfrontofglobalcompetitorswhenitcomestoinnovation（革新）,butAmericanuniversities-wherenewideasoftenspread-havereasontolookovertheirshoulders.

That'sespeciallytruefortechnologieslike5Gphonenetworksandartificialintelligence.InPresidentDonaldTrump'sopinion,they'reexactlythefieldswheretheU.S.hastolead-andalsotheoneswhereAsia,especiallyChina,iscatchingup.UniversitiesfromChinagetmorepatentsthantheirU.S.peersinwirelesscommunications,accordingtoaresearchfirmnamedGreyBServices.InAl,17ofthetop20universitiesandpublicresearchorganizationsareinChina,withtheChineseAcademyofSciencestoppingthelist,saystheWorldIntellectualPropertyOrganizationinGeneva.

There'saspecialplaceforuniversitiesinthedevelopmentofscience.Universitieseducatefuturescientistsandcanbeincubators（孵化器）forpie-in-the-skyideas-someofwhichturnouttobegame-changers.ThelistrangesfromGoogle'ssearchenginetoDNAtechnologythat'sbehindawholeindustryofgene-manipulating（基因编辑）treatments.

However,governmentaidstouniversitieshaven'tbeengrowingformorethanadecade,meaningthey'vedeclinedinrealtermsandasashareoftheeconomy,leadingtothecostincreaseforuniversitiesandmeanwhilesomehowdiscouragingtheteachingstafffromputtingalltheirheartsintotheirscientificresearch.

“Ifyoulookatthefederaldollars,they'venotreallychangedconsiderably,”saysStephenSusalka,headofAUTM,atechnologytransferassociationwhosemembersinclude800universities.“Othercountriesarecatchingup.Wecan'tbesatisfiedwithwhatwehaveachieved?

”

12．Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“lookovertheirshoulders”inParagraph1mean?

A．Watchout.B．Takeoff.

C．Standup.D．Hideaway.

13．Theauthormentions5Gphonenetworkstoshow.

A．Chineseuniversitieshaveobtainedthemostpatents

B．Chineseuniversitiesgetaidsfromthegovernment

C．wirelesscommunicationshavechangeddramatically

D．U.S.maylosetheirleadinsomehigh-techfields

14．WhatisthemainideaofParagraph3?

A．Pie-in-the-skyideascanberevolutionary.

B．Universitiescanproducegameprogrammers.

C．Gene-manipulationhelpstodevelopDNAtechnology.

D．Universitiesplayanimportantroleinsciencedevelopment.

15．What'sStephen'sattitudetothefuturedevelopmentofUSuniversities?

A．Worried.B．Disapproving.

C．Positive.D．Unconcerned.

二、七选五

Youprobablyalreadyknowthatexercisingisnecessarytopreservemusclestrength,keepyourheartstrong,andhelpyoukeepahealthybodyweight.16．“There’salotofsciencebehindthis,”saysDr.ScottMcGinnis,aninstructoratHarvardMedicalSchool.

Exerciseimprovesyourmemoryandthinkingskillsbothdirectlyandindirectly.Itactsdirectlyonthebrainbyencouragingthegrowthofnewbloodvessels（血管）inthebrain.17．Besides,manystudieshavesuggestedthatthepartsofthebrainthatcontrolthinkingandmemoryarelargerinsizeinpeoplewhoexercisethaninpeoplewhodon’t.

Exerciseca