广东省韶关市2021-2022学年高三上学期综合测试(一)英语试题.docx

1、广东省韶关市2021-2022学年高三上学期综合测试（一）英语试题学校:_姓名：_班级：_考号：_一、阅读理解Tickets for the British MuseumHighlights & DescriptionThere are eight million artifacts in the British Museums unbelievable collection, making this enormous museum a London must-see. Join a guide and get an in-depth tour as you find out what mak

2、es the highlights so special. See the Rosetta Stone, Egyptian mummies, and stand in the museums Great Courtthe largest covered square in Europe.The British Museum is a perfect place for a bit of treasure hunting! Your expert guide will take you on a tour through some of the museums most incredible o

3、bjects, which represent human history, achievement, culture and art across almost two million years.See the incredible Rosetta Stone. Dating from 196 BC, this mysterious item contains three different scripts and is the key to helping modern scholars translate Ancient Egyptian language. Witness the o

4、riginal Greek sculptures from the front of the Parthenon in Athens, a 2,500-year-old temple dedicated to the Greek goddess Athena. Check out some of the museums 140mummies and coffins, including the 3,500-year-old tomb of a pharaoh, Nubkheperre Intef, who ruled in Egypts 17th dynasty around 1600 BCT

5、heres so much to uncover, and after your tour youre free to stay inside and carry on exploring!InstructionsShow your smartphone ticket to the guide at the meeting point, at the group entrance of the British Museum on Montague Place, WC1E 7JW, London.Please arrive at least 15 minutes before departure

6、 time at 11:00. No refunds or re-bookings can be provided for late arrivals or no-shows after the tour starts.Amendment PolicyChanges may be possible for this ticket.Whats includedGuided tour with a professional guide.Whats not includedHotel pick-up & drop-off.1What can visitors do on this tour?AVis

7、it the largest square in Europe.BPreserve some pharaohs mummies.CExplore the whole Parthenon in Athens.DAppreciate scripts on the Rosetta Stone.2Which are the tourists required to do?AShow up before 11:15.BGather on Montague Place.CCheck out when the tour ends.DShow printed tickets to the guide.3Whi

8、ch service is provided for the people booking tickets?AA treasure hunting.BA pick-up service.CA tour with an expert guide.DA re-booking for being late.When ten-year-old Reese Osterberg lost her Fresno County, California, home to one of the largest wildfires in state history early last fall, she had

9、a very pressing concern: did anyone grab her baseball cards?No one had. With a houseful of kids and dogs and a farms worth of horses to withdraw, the family forgot the cards during the stress. Naturally, the big San Francisco Giants fan was upset. When she watched the Giants on TV, she would lay out

10、 each players card on the floor in his corresponding field position. “I like baseball cards because they are pictures of people doing happy stuffdoing what they love, and what I love.” said Reese.Reeses loss touched the hearts of the Fresno County fire department, which posted her story on its Faceb

11、ook page with a request to help Reese restore her baseball card collection. That, in turn, touched the heart of Kevin Ashford.Ashford knew exactly where Reese could find replacement cards: in his garage. He had more than 25,000 in his collection, with an exact value of $35,000 to $50,000. Ashford ha

12、d been thinking about selling them when he saw the fire departments post. “I wasnt really doing anything with them,” said Ashford, “I thought I could take care of this problem rather quickly.”First volunteers transported the cards from Ashfords garage to theirs and then surprised Reese during a tour

13、 of the firehouse. Towers of Ashfords cards were piled in front of the fire engine. After thanking Ashford, Reese was quick to share the thousands of baseball cards she received from Ashford and donors around the country with other kids affected by Californias Creek Fire.Shes gotten so many, in fact

14、, that she started Cards From Reese, an organization that collects cards and donates them to those in need.4Why were the baseball cards important to Reese?AThey were worth a lot of money.BThey helped her identify the players.CThey helped her relieve stress when in trouble.DThey represented players o

15、f her favorite team.5What did Ashford decide to do with his cards?APost them to Reese.BDonate them to Reese.CSell them to help Reese.DShare them with kids in need.6What message does the author want to convey?AOne good turn deserves another.BA friend in need is a friend indeed.CSharing makes a more b

16、eautiful world.DMisfortune might be a blessing in disguise.7Which of the following is the suitable title for the text?AThe Lost CardsBA Touching StoryCCards From ReeseDDonation By Ashford“A unique story of connection” is how South African filmmaker and naturalist Craig Foster refers to his underwate

17、r adventures with a wild common octopus documented in the film My Octopus Teacher.The Netflix film shows the bond that develops between Foster and the eight-legged creature during a year of diving in a kelp forest in the Atlantic Ocean. It won this years Academy Award and British Academy Film and Te

18、levision Arts Award for best documentary.My Octopus Teacher has captured hearts worldwide because few of the many wonderful natural-history films are about a humans relationship with the wild. “I think people around the world are longing to have some kind of real connection with the natural world, a

19、nd this film speaks to that need,” Foster said.He said he had many such experiences with nature, like having a fish swim into his hand or an otter swim with him and reach out and touch him. Still, he said, these strong bonds werent easily created often requiring years of tireless efforts. And he sai

20、d he learned many lessons from the San masters, native people of South Africas Kalahari region. “They taught me to track on land and to look for signs. I applied those same lessons to looking in the water,” he said, “Tracking involves knowing the animals well and recognizing their behavior and movem

21、ents.”Observing his special octopus, part of a species known for its intelligence, has been a life-changing experience for Foster. One of the most remarkable moments was when the creature that initially hid in cracks allowed him to join her on a hunting expedition. How does Foster account for this?

22、“When the same animal interacts with you every day over a long period of time, you can assume that there is trust involved.”Foster said he learned that you cant force this trust. “Everything must happen at the animals pace, comfort and convenience. In their eyes, we are big and aggressive, posing a

23、threat to them. They make themselves vulnerable in allowing us into their space because trusting the wrong human could mean death. So its an immense privilege when they show trust.”8Why is My Octopus Teacher well-received?AIt shows adventures with a wild octopus.BIt meets the need of natural-history

24、 films.CIt has won many awards for best documentary.DIt features a bond between man and nature.9Which words can best describe Foster from his experiences?ATalented and ambitious.BPatient and persevering.CAdventurous and stubborn.DProfessional and trustworthy.10What can we learn from paragraph 5?AThe

25、 octopus took Foster as a friend.BThe octopus was curious about Foster.CThe octopus had human-like intelligence.DThe octopus enjoyed inviting Foster to hunt.11Which can best replace the underlined word “vulnerable” in paragraph 6?AEasily hurt.BWell protected.CVery accessible.DExtremely aggressive.A

26、major new facility to pull carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere started operating in Iceland on Wednesday. The carbon capturing plant is the biggest of its kind, its builder says, increasing global capacity for the technology by more than 40 percent. Many climate experts say that efforts to suck CO2

27、 out of the air will be key to making the world carbon neutral(碳中和)in the coming decades.By 2050, humanity will need to pull nearly a billion metric tons of CO2 from the atmosphere every year through direct air capture technology to achieve carbon neutral goals according to International Energy Agen

28、cy recommendations in 2021. The plant in Iceland will be able to capture 4,000 metric tons annuallyjust a tiny amount of what will be necessary, but it can grow rapidly as efficiency improves and costs decrease.For now, the plant in Iceland is an unlikely global protector. Human-sized fans are built

29、 into boxes that are the size of standard 40-foot shipping containers. They sip CO2 out of the air, catching it in sponge-like filters(过滤器). The filters are heated at a high temperature needed to boil water freeing the gas. Then it combines with water to produce a mixture, which is pumped deep under

30、ground, where over time it cools down and turns into dark-gray stone.Pumping CO2 into the ground is just one way to dispose of it. It can also go to other uses, as well. Energy companies can mix the carbon dioxide with hydrogen to make fuel. Farmers can feed their plants with it. Soda manufacturers

31、can use it to make their drinks bubble when there is a carbonation shortage.At the moment, the costs are high: about $600 to $800 per metric ton of carbon dioxide, Gebald, the cofounder of Climeworks, said far from the levels around $100 to $150 per ton that are necessary to turn a profit without an

32、y financial help of the government. In the long term, Gebald thinks prices will be half that by the late 2030sabout the price where it will be a competitive method of reducing global emissions.12Why is the new facility built in Iceland?ATo monitor the air quality.BTo control the release of CO2.CTo a

33、pply the latest technology.DTo absorb CO2 in the atmosphere.13What is the main idea of the second paragraph?AThe capacity of the carbon plant.BThe potential of the carbon plant.CThe challenge of the carbon plant.DThe disadvantage of the carbon plant.14What does the underlined word it refer to in the

34、 third paragraph?AMixture.BWater.CCO2.DTemperature.15Whats the authors purpose in writing the text?ATo persuade people to invest in the plant.BTo warn people of too much CO2 in the air.CTo introduce the biggest carbon capturing plant.DTo explain how to use CO2 in the atmosphere.二、七选五Capture Spirit o

35、f YouthYouth is a relatively brief but vital period in ones life. During his time, habits and interests that will continue for the rest of your life are formed and developed._16_Its a time to begin the process of self-reliance and self-motivation. Sure, you might have parents and friends to help you

36、._17_It builds your character and makes you independent. No one can force you to get good grades or get a perfect jobthose responsibilities are yours alone. Only you can be the author of your own life._18_Train yourself to be strong. Tell yourself that you can summon the will to overcome whatever di

37、fficulties come your way. Anything worth doing isnt easyits best to learn that lesson early. In the end, conquering a difficult task is always worth it, and you can thank perseverance for guiding you there.Work hard. Theres nothing better than relaxing at the end of a long day, knowing that you did

38、all you could do for yourself, your family and friends, and your community. Be a person that others admire._19_The process of working hard will teach you valuable lessons along the way; most importantly, it will teach you that failure is unavoidable but isnt something you should ever allow to hold y

39、ou back. Change your strategy and try again.Following these principles will surely bring success in school, work and life in general._20_Be self-reliant, persevere through hard times and always work hard to achieve your dreams.ALearn from failures.BBut you must rely on yourself.CWhen times get tough

40、, hold on.DSo its important to get off to a good start.EDo the work that others wont and never complain.FAnd you can turn to your parents and friends for help.GListen to the spirit of youth inside you and follow your instincts.三、完形填空When I was in college, my grandpa was diagnosed with cancer. My gra

41、ndma has always_21_stuff as a hobby, which she did more often, after grandpas diagnosis, to help relieve_22_. After a year of near-constant knitting, she had mountains of scarves, hats, socks, mittens, small blankets, and other items_23_up in the house.My mom and her siblings convinced grandma to st

42、art_24_items to help raise funds for grandpas_25_. It was decided that everyone would be responsible for some stuff, with co-workers, friends, and neighbors as the_26_, and then pass the money back to grandma. I took some to college and_27_pictures and prices on social media, along with the story ab

43、out my grandpa. A few of my close friends shared it_28_on their social media, and within a week, I had people from all over campus_29_me looking to buy gifts for themselves or their significant others. I sold out everything within a month and still had people messaging to ask for trade.Out of_30_, e

44、veryone showed their sincere support. Even though it was a stressful time when I was trying to_31_family needs and my school work, the messages from buyers were a huge encouragement that helped me_32_the year.My grandpa_33_the cancer and is still with us today. My grandma has continued to knit thoug

45、h at a_34_pace than she used to, and two or three times a year. Still, we all carry stuff wherever we are, which we give away, instead of sale, to show that we are_35_for the kindness weve received.21AboughtBstoredCknittedDcollected22AboredomBpressureCillnessDduties23AmixedBheldClockedDpiled24Adonat

46、ingBsendingClistingDselling25AtreatmentBexpectationCconvenienceDrequirement26AapplicantsBtargetsCpartnersDparticipants27ApostedBtookCdrewDfixed28AunwillinglyBsecretlyCenthusiasticallyDaccidentally29AtextingBfindingCthankingDtrusting30AcuriosityBpanicCrespectDsympathy31AsatisfyBbalanceCserveDrecogniz

47、e32Ago overBlook forward toCpull throughDstick to33AtreatedBdevelopedCsurvivedDkilled34AhigherBlowerCsteadierDbetter35AeagerBreadyCanxiousDgrateful四、用单词的适当形式完成短文阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM)has its roots in the Chinese civilization. It is a_36_(science)understanding that has been explored by generations of Chinese in their long struggle against various diseases. TCM contains thousands of years of Chinese concepts and_37_(theor