河北省邯郸市2021届高三5月第三次模拟考试英语试题.docx

1、河北省邯郸市2021届高三5月第三次模拟考试英语试题学校:_姓名：_班级：_考号：_一、短对话1What did the man win in his dream?ASome money.BA new car.CA holiday.2What will the woman do?ATalk to Tom first.BMeet the man soon.CHold a party.3How long has the woman been an author?AFor about 30 years.BFor about 40 years.CFor about 70 years.4What doe

2、s the woman want?AA radio.BSome pens.CSome batteries.5What does the man need to do?ADrive to the station.BCall a taxi.CGo to work.二、长对话听下面一段较长对话,回答以下小题。6Which city did the woman visit recently?ALondon.BNew York.CParis.7What does the woman dislike about the city?AWeather.BRestaurants.CShops.听下面一段较长对话

3、，回答以下小题。8How many coats does the woman want to order?A25.B30.C50.9What is the order number for gloves?AP25G5.BP26T5.CP28D5.听下面一段较长对话,回答以下小题。10How does the woman feel now?ATired.BConfused.CFrightened.11Where does the woman live now?AAt her workplace.BIn a big apartment.CIn the city center.12What are

4、the speakers talking about?ATheir travel experience.BThe womans life in a new city.CThe womans future plans.听下面一段较长对话,回答以下小题。13What does the woman say about the smell?AIt is personal.BIt is concrete.CIt is strange.14What is special about smells?AThey are as pleasant as music.BThey can last about thi

5、rty days.CThey are much more memorable.15What does the smell of roses remind the woman of?AFamily holidays.BHer friends house.CExciting places.16Which one does the woman like best?AThe smell of her garden.BThe smell of the sea.CThe smell of aircraft fuel.三、短文听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17Why did the woman go to

6、the bank?ATo open an account.BTo meet the manager.CTo make an appointment.18What happened to the woman at the parking lot?AShe was angered by a stranger.BShe could not find a parking place.CShe backed her car into the wrong place.19How long did it take the woman to find another parking place?A10 min

7、utes.B20 minutes.C30 minutes.20What might the woman think of the bank manager?AClever.BPolite.CSelfish.四、阅读理解If you choose to be part of the worlds biggest New Years Eve party at the Times Square, here are some activities to make your experience memorable and pleasant.Watch the Times Square New Year

8、s Eves Ball DropThe famous Waterford Crystal ball, which can display more than 16 million colors, will be raised at around 18:00 to the top of the flagpole at the Times Square. At exactly 23:59, it will start its one minute drop to ring in the New Year. Those who get the choicest spots typically arr

9、ive before 15:00. By 22:30, its nearly impossible to find a spot with a view of the ball.Of course, if Ball Drop isnt your cup of tea, there are plenty of other ways to ring in the New Year in NYCJoin the bike ride and danceParticipants in the annual New Years Eve bike ride can join ranks with the s

10、katers at the entrance to Washington Square Park at 22 :00, and then make your way through Manhattan before winding down at Central Parks Belvedere Castle at 23:45,just in time for an informal dance party with the group ( festival dress is needed), as Central Parks midnight fireworks display gets un

11、derway.Celebrate New Years Eve at the Comedy CellarLaugh your way into the New Year with the countrys best comedians at New Yorks most famous comedy club. It will show the countdown and ball-drop festivities at the Times Square live on their 10-foot screen. Tickets are available online and there is

12、a two drink minimum.Get classy with the performing artsFor a high class night on the town, look to special New Year s Eve programming at performing arts centers like The Metropolitan Opera. Normally, the black tie Gala Dinner Package usually includes a post performance dinner and dance on the Merced

13、es Bass Grand Tier, where you will be able to see the midnight fireworks erupt throughout New York City.21When will the ball be sent to the top of the flagpole at the Times Square?ABy 22:30.BAt around 18:00.CBefore 15:00.DAt exactly 23:59.22What do you need to join the party at Belvedere Castle?AAn

14、invitationBA bike.CA special dress.DA pair of skating shoes.23Where can you enjoy the best comedians performance?AAt the Comedy Cellar.BIn the Central Park.CAt The Metropolitan Opera.DOn the Mercedes Bass Grand Tier.Joe Clark was a non-traditional high school president whose unusual way of encouragi

15、ng his students became the subject of a 1989 Hollywood movie.“You are not inferior (低人一等)”was what Clark would often tell his students at Eastside High School in Paterson, New Jersey. Many of the Eastside students were African American or Latino. They grew up in a difficult environment. Many of the

16、students who attended the school faced violence, crime, drugs and troubled family life.Before becoming an educator, Clark served in the US Army. His experience might have influenced how he ran his school. He was known to walk around with a bull horn and a baseball bat. In Clarks first days of workin

17、g at Eastside High School, he made the decision to expel 300 students for fighting, abusing teachers and drug possession. Clark believed that students had to be shocked often to understand the influences that could prevent them from succeeding in school and in life.President Ronald Reagan offered Cl

18、ark a White House policy adviser position after his success at the high school. In 1989, actor Morgan Freeman played Clark in the movie Lean on Me. That movie was based on Clarks experiences at Eastside High School.“Joe was a father figure to school kids,” Freeman said. “He was the best of the best

19、in terms of education.”Of course, not everyone supported his methods. One teacher, Franklin Hearn, said in 1988 that his methods were more like being in a labor camp than a public high school.But Thomas McEntyre, one of the 300 students who were kicked out of Eastside High School, said, “I never rea

20、lly got a chance to. thank you. We are your product. You did not fail us. Although you kicked me out, you did not fail me. You bettered me.”After he retired from Eastside in 1989, Clark wrote a book called Laying Down the Law. He described how he managed to turn Eastside High from a failing school i

21、nto a success.24What can we learn about Eastside High School?AIt once belonged to a labor camp.BMany students were not clever.CIt was a special school for troubled kids.DMany students were from problem families.25What does the underlined word “expel” in paragraph 3 mean?ASign up.BSearch for.CKick ou

22、t.DFocus on.26Who plays a role in the movie Lean on Me?AJoe Clark.BRonald Reagan.CMorgan Freeman.DThomas McEntyre.27Which of the following can best describe Joe Clark?ACruel.BInspiring.CGenerous.DHardworking.SpaceX launched its straight out-of-science fiction Starship several miles into the air from

23、 a remote corner of Texas on Wednesday, but the test flight ended in a fireball at touchdown.The rocketship50 meters tall and 9 meters widesoared out over the Gulf of Mexico. After about five minutes, it reached an altitude of 12.5 kilometers. Thats almost 100 times higher than the previous test fli

24、ghts. Then it turned sideways as planned and came back to Earth near the Mexican border. When it touched down, however, the rocketship exploded.The entire flight lasted six minutes and 42 seconds. SpaceX broadcast it live on its website. Despite the crash, Musk, the owner of SpaceX, called it a “suc

25、cess” and tweeted, “Mars, here we come!”SpaceX said that the rocket was precisely guided to the landing point. The fuel tank pressure was low, however, when the engines were successfully restarted for touchdown, which caused Starship to come down a little bit too fast.Starship is actually the upper

26、stage of Musks moon-and Mars-ships. It will be carried on the top of a bigger rocket, known as Super Heavy, which is still in development. The entire vehicle will tower 120 meters9.4 meters taller than NASAs Saturn V rocket that carried men to the moon almost three decades ago. SpaceX intends to use

27、 Starship to put massive satellites into orbit around Earth, besides delivering people and cargo to the moon by 2024 and Mars in 2026.While accepting an award in Berlin last week, Musk said hes highly confident of a human flight to Mars in six years“if we get lucky, maybe four years”. But Musk admit

28、ted for the first time after the test failure that his timelines could be too optimistic.28How long did the entire flight last?AFor less than 300 seconds.BFor 402 seconds.CFor more than 402 seconds.DFor 300 seconds.29We can conclude from paragraph 4 that Starship.Adid not find the landing pointBwas

29、filled with too much fuelCfailed to reach the necessary landing speedDcould not restart the engines for touchdown30Which is most unlikely to happen?ASpaceX will send people to the moon as planned.BStarship will be used to put satellites into orbit.CSpaceX will continue its future journey to Mars.DSt

30、arship will be carried on the top of Super Heavy.31What can be a suitable title for the text?AMusk Is Pessimistic About His Mars ProgramBMusk Admits the Failure of His Mars TimelinesCSpaceX Completes a Successful Starship FlightDSpaceX Launches Starship on Highest Test FlightNatural lakes cover abou

31、t 2.8% of Earths non-oceanic surface. Despite the small percentage, they are very important to both regional and global ecosystems. However, lakes around the world, such as the Great Lakes in the United States, the Aral Sea and the Dead Sea in Asia and the Lake Chad in Africa, are disappearing and e

32、ven have disappeared. Identifying the main factors of lakes decline is of great value for global lake management and lake recovery, especially for the largest freshwater lake in China, Poyang Lake.Located in eastern Chinas Jiangxi Province, Poyang Lake has a drainage(灌排) area of 162,225 km2，feeds a

33、population of up to 44 million and annually supplies 17% of the water for the Yangtze River, the longest river in Asia and the third longest in the world. It also provides a home for millions of birds during the lakes low water stages in late autumn and winter, including 95% of the worlds endangered

34、 white cranes. Moreover, the variations in the lakes water output directly affect the environments in the East China Sea.However, since the beginning of the 21st century, Poyang Lake has experienced continuously extreme low water levels in autumn, which has put the threatened birds at risk of extinc

35、tion.Despite several efforts to explore the causes of the Poyang Lakes dryness, to date, there have been no studies that attempt to distinguish and quantify the contribution of each possible factor on the lakes recent low water levels.Therefore, the objectives of my study are to quantify the contrib

36、ution of each factor leading to Poyang Lakes dryness. These results are of vital value in characterizing the problems of the Poyang Lake and its related wetlands. They also can be applied to other large lakes in similar situations around the world.32What is the authors main purpose in the first para

37、graph?ATo tell the necessity and value of his study.BTo show the problems of the four largest lakes.CTo introduce the lakes coverage of the earths surface.DTo prove the lakes importance to the global ecosystems.33What can be known about Poyang Lake?AIt is the main water source for the Yangtze River.

38、BIt is the third biggest freshwater lake in the world.CIt is home to 95% of the worlds endangered animals.DIt is important to the ecosystem of the East China Sea.34What does the author say about the previous studies?ATheir theories about the lake are wrong.BThey should carry out their study in quali

39、ty.CThey have not analyzed each factor in quantity.DTheir studies cannot be applied to the other lakes.35Where is this text most likely from?AA textbook.BA newspaper.CA research paper.DAn advertisement.五、七选五Here are some tips from experts for writing the al-important application, which can often mea

40、n the difference between getting accepted-or rejected-by the school of your choice. _36_. It has to show your life experiences, your interests, your dreams, your character, your values, your views of the world and even your sense of humor.Stress the volunteer work or other ways youve helped people o

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43、xt style abbreviations (缩写) or rude language.Hafeez Lakhani sums up the application this way: _40_ . What will make you the most interesting contributor to that dinner table conversation? What will make you help everyone else have a more interesting experience? A good application will answer these q

44、uestions and stand out from the pile.AEvery college is like a dinner tableBAn application is not just a list of everything youve doneCRespond on time to what the other people asked at the tableDWrite with a level of accuracy that shows youre ready for collegeEEnd your application with follow-up ques

45、tions and request an interviewFThey show that you know the field youve chosen to study and you love itGIt helps if the voluntary activities are related to the subject you want to study六、完形填空It is almost impossible to be left alone in a digital world, where people are meant to be connected. In this r

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