1、2022届河南省百所名校高三第三次学业质量联合检测英语试题学校:_姓名：_班级：_考号：_一、阅读理解North West Ireland has the best theatres in the country. It offers you a warm Irish welcome with music, art, fun and life at an enjoyable pace.Colmans Music CentreThe Colmans Music Centre is a visitor centre with a difference. It contains a comprehe
2、nsive exhibition area about the history of traditional Irish music via audio visual presentation and touch screen. It has a lovely 120-seat theatre in which a varied programme is presented. A music archive (曲库) is available and tea or coffee is served on site.The Dock Arts CentreThe Dock is housed i
3、n the beautiful 19th-century former Courthouse Building. It houses a 100+ seat performance space, three art galleries, and artist studios. The centre offers something for everyone, from performances and exhibitions, to classes and workshops.The Corn Mill TheatreThe tradition of drama in Carrigallen
4、goes back to the second last century. The present group was founded in 1963 as “The Community Players” and there has been no break in activity since that time. In 1998 the company won the Esso All-Ireland Drama Finals with Billy Roches play Belfry directed by Killian McGuinness.The Glens CentreThe G
5、lens Centre is a wonderfully unique venue (地点). It has a performance space with seating for 140 people. It has superb technical facilities. The Glens also houses recording facilities and self board and accommodation for visiting performers. The centre hosts a wide ranging programme including the bes
6、t of contemporary, world, trad, folk and jazz music as well as a feast of theatre, readings, childrens events and world cinema.1What can visitors do in Colmans Music Centre?AGive a live performance.BEnjoy traditional Irish music.CBuy audio visual equipment.DDiscover the history of tea or coffee.2Wha
7、ts the purpose of “The Community Players”?ATo earn a high reputation.BTo direct a play like Bel fry.CTo encourage interest in dramatics.DTo win the Esso All-Ireland Film Finals.3Where should visitors go if they want to explore diverse kinds of music?AThe Glens Centre.BThe Dock Arts Centre.CThe Corn
8、Mill Theatre.DColmans Music Centre.Pizza genius isnt too strong a term to describe Danny Rocca. At 23, he is the owner of Dough &. Co. Pizza, which opened in February. At the new store, a former Ginos that he renovated (翻新) himself,youll find a menu that reflects a career that has occupied more than
9、 a third of his life.With grandparents, parents, uncles and aunts in the pizza business, Rocca knew from a young age that he wanted to be a pizzaiolo. He applied for a job at Umbertos in Plainview when he was 14 and got hired as soon as he turned 15.He started at the counter, reheating slices and ri
10、nging up customers. Then he advanced from dishwasher, to prep cook, to pizza man until, at the age of 19, he became the shops general manager.Wanting to learn more about traditional pies, in 2021 Rocca moved to Huntingtons 1653 Pizza Company, where chef-partner Michael Vigliotti taught him about hig
11、h-hydration doughs (高水面团) and high-end toppings. “When the Ginos space came up,” he said, “I figured now is my time.” At Dough &. Co., Rocca takes a middle path between classic and traditional pizza. His regular dough has an unusual degree of hydration to “keep it light and airy”.Rocca said he never
12、 gets bored of making pizza. “Every pie you make is unique,” he said. “The dough is a living organism. Then when its cooked and you cut into it and hear that crunch (碎裂声), its such a good feeling.”He foresees a lifetime perfecting his craft.“I know this isnt my last stop,” he said. “Im so grateful t
13、o be here, but Im going to continue to learn and grow.”4What influenced Roccas career choice?AA traditional menu.BGinos invitation.CHis travel experience.DHis family background.5Why did Rocca move to Huntington in 2021?ATo open a new chain store.BTo perfect pizza making skills.CTo select high-hydrat
14、ion doughs.DTo work as a teacher in a pizza company.6Which of the following best describes Rocca?ATalented and honest.BAmbitious and creative.CPositive and conservative.DDemanding and tolerant.7What can we learn from Roccas story?AMany hands make light work.BOpportunity favors the smart mind.CEducat
15、ion is the key to your success.DIts wise to love whatever you take up.A study showed that farms with surrounding natural habitat experienced the most benefits from birds. The study, published in Journal of Applied Ecology, was conducted at 21 strawberry fields along Californias Central Coast. It fou
16、nd that birds were more likely to carry foodborne pathogens (病原体) and eat more berries without surrounding natural habitat.The study looked at how different farming practices influenced the costs and benefits that wild birds provided on the strawberry farms. The scientists combined nearly 300 bird s
17、urveys and the tests of more than 1,000 droppings samples from 55 bird species to determine which birds ate pests, beneficial insects and crops, and carried foodborne pathogens.They also ranked birds to see which were more likely to bring benefits or costs to farmlands. Barn swallows, for instance,
18、got a “gold star” in the study. Their mud nests are commonly seen attached to the underside of eaves (屋檐), from which they fly out to fields, searching for insects.Rather than result in a list of “good” and “bad” birds, the study found that most bird species brought both costs and benefits to farms,
19、 depending on how the landscape was managed. The presence of natural habitat was the single most important driver differentiating a farm where wild birds brought more benefits than harm.Growers will tell you its impossible to keep birds off your farmyou cant do that and dont want to from a conservat
20、ion perspective. “Nature is messy, and birds are complex,” the researcher said. “The best we can do is understand how to take advantage of the benefits while reducing the harm.”A related study in 2020 found that farms with natural habitat attracted more insect-eating birds and fewer strawberry-eatin
21、g birds. Such habitats also bring greater numbers of bird species to the landscape. All together, these studies suggest that farming landscapes with natural habitat tend to be good for conservation, farmers, and public health.8What does the study focus on?APathogens found on the strawberry farms.BTh
22、e species of birds near farmers fields.CThe effect of birds natural habitat on farming.DDamage to crops and strawberries on the farm.9What can we learn about barn swallows?AThey can bring benefits for farmland.BThey are good at nesting on the rocks.CThey will add to the cost of farming.DThey are mor
23、e likely to carry some viruses.10What mainly concerns the researchers?AHow to keep wild birds off farms.BHow to maximize the benefits of birds.CHow to run more farms with natural habitats.DHow to balance birds protection and farm profits.11Which of the following is a suitable title for the text?AMor
24、e birds, more strawberriesBFarmsthe natural habitats of wild birdsCBringing out the best in wild birds on farmsDThe natural habitats of birds are being destroyedThere are all sorts of actions that can help to improve your health and wellness, but contrary to what some ads say, there is no one activi
25、ty that drives instant results. Experts advise that a consistent routine featuring regular physical and mental activity, nutritious meals and consistent sleep is key.We all need varying degrees of routine to function at our ideal, and the benefits associated with routine are embedded(嵌入) from a very
26、 young age. For children,a bedtime routine is linked to increased family functioning and improved sleep habits. Family routines are linked to the development of social skills and academic success. As we age, we continue to rely on the consistency of routine to work better.So, to nail a healthy routi
27、ne, one of the first steps is to identify good and bad habits. Some habitslike preparing a nutritious breakfast the night beforeare great time-saving tricks or energy-boosting activities.Otherslike repetitively snoozing(小睡) your alarmcan be inefficient and mentally harmful. Once you focus on whats g
28、ood and whats bad its as simple as reducing the bad habits and replacing them with good ones. But go easy and make just one or two changes at a time. Studies have shown that “too much change, too fast” is likely to end without positive results.Researchers say that its easier to make positive change
29、when you have fewer decisions that need to be made. This is because when were presented with choices we cant help but pick the easiest, quickest and most enjoyableand usually these are often the least healthy choices. For this reason, preparing meals ahead of time, packing a lunch instead of buying
30、one, and choosing from a restaurant menu in advance, can all be good strategies, as they help remove decision-making.It makes sense that consistency and regularity is the key to establishing routine, but experts warn you shouldnt beat yourself up about occasionally not sticking to the plan. Occasion
31、al non-consistency to a behavior will not block progress.12Why does the author mention “Family routines” in paragraph 2?ATo present a necessity.BTo classify a concept.CTo make a prediction.DTo give an argument.13What does the third paragraph mainly talk about?AThe key points to form a good routine.B
32、The debate about good and bad habits.CThe approach to defining a healthy routine.DThe relationship between changes and habits.14Whats advisable in the establishment of routine?AChanging habits as fast as you can.BSticking to your enjoyable choice.CMaking adjustments as many as possible.DShortening t
33、he process of decision-making.15What does the underlined phrase “beat yourself up” in the last paragraph probably mean?ACriticize yourself.BPraise yourself.CJustify yourself.DForgive yourself.二、七选五If you already have a rough idea of what you want to achieve, wouldnt you be better off just jumping ri
34、ght in? Not quite._16_Imagine that you were going to set off on a road trip to somewhere specific. Would you head out without a map, or some idea of how to get where you want to go? Probably not, because youd waste a ton of time aimlessly wandering._17_Thinking through the groundwork of the finish l
35、ine youre trying to cross gives you clear direction so that you can make decisions. Plus, contributing enough time and thought to goal setting in the beginning keeps you focused on your objective as you move forward.In the definition of goal setting, youll notice the word “progress”._18_It calls for
36、 a structured approach. Most frameworks and theories say to get specific, consider an important measurable way, set an end date, and lay the foundation for making your goal a reality._19_It makes you stay on the right path more than you would if you just had a loose ambition in the back of your mind
37、._20_Setting a goal feels more permanent and definite than just saying, “Oh, hopefully well get to that thing eventually.” Thats the point. Goal setting boosts responsibility to you. It means youre far more inspired to follow through.Therefore, to make the most of your life, set your goal before you
38、 actually kick it off.AGoal setting works this same way.BGoal setting requires both achievement and failure.CThis structure allows you to monitor your progress.DSetting your goals as quickly as possible is of significance.EGoal setting isnt something that should be done randomly.FAnd whats more, it
39、is absolutely necessary to motivate yourself.GTaking the time to think through your goals sets you up for success.三、完形填空Chancing upon a homeless animal or two can fill ones soul with heartbreak. Thats if you_21_about the well-being of our furry friends, anyway. After all, theyre_22_to live life out
40、on the tough streets as_23_members of society. Unlike humans, animals cant ask for help as_24_. And chances are, even if they do get some attention, its not_25_.The_26_started on February 6, 2018Syamalas 31st birthday. Instead of the_27_birthday celebration one would expect, she decided to spend the
41、 day_28_all the homeless dogs she, together with her husband, could_29_on the streets.Since then, the caring couple has_30_devoted their time to preparing_31_for homeless dogs through the Wagging Souls initiative, which encourages people to join them in_32_more street dogs can be rescued.In the begi
42、nning, it was_33_to get help but they didnt give up. Then, a few people decided to_34_them, and this really helped them out a lot. Now, the couple get out of bed as early as 5:30 in the morning to_35_the rice, after which they will_36_the food and distribute it to the dogs. The initiative has been_3
43、7_450 dogs food needs around Seremban on a_38_basis.Actually, these dogs deserve to live on this_39_, too. Earth was not made for just humans. We need to_40_that animals are living creatures just like us humans. We need to take care of them because they cant voice their own needs.21AaskBargueCcareDb
44、ring22AamazedBpleasedCexpectedDforced23AhealthyBvoicelessCusefulDboring24AnaturallyBeasilyCrudelyDcautiously25AtrueBfairCenoughDfree26AstoryBproblemCoccasionDrequest27AprivateBextraCusualDgrand28AtrainingBhousingCcuringDfeeding29AraiseBfindCloseDexchange30AthoroughlyBpartlyChardlyDoriginally31AfoodB
45、sheltersCplansDmedicine32AconcludingBacceptingCensuringDproving33AchallengingBpracticalCrewardingDpleasant34Awalk out onBtake charge ofCrely onDvolunteer with35AeatBcookCpurchaseDgrow36AexchangeBbuyCheat upDpick up37AmeetingBchangingCintroducingDadopting38Anon-profitBpart-timeCcrashDregular39Astreet
46、BcornerCplanetDtrip40ApromiseBunderstandCexpectDexplain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1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Over the past 98 years, skiing has been part of the Winter Olympics. Happily, Altay, Xinjiang, is recognized as the_41_(early) known source of human skiing activities.Altay has a snow season of 179 d
47、ays_42_is dotted with mountains. Whats more, 22.65 percent of its land is covered by forest,_43_(offer) abundant wood for crafting skis and hunting games. And a fur-covered ski, called chana, is still used by rural residents. The way they use the ski vividly_44_(remind) us of a particular record documented in The Classic of Mountains and Seas, a work of folk geography in ancient Ch
