北京市通州區(qū)2021屆高三上學(xué)期期末摸底質(zhì)量檢測(cè)英語(yǔ)試題Word版含答案

1、通州區(qū)2020 2021學(xué)年高三摸底考試英語(yǔ)試卷2021年1月 本試卷共12頁(yè)，三部分，共100分?？荚嚂r(shí)間90分鐘。考生務(wù)必將答案答在 答題卡上，在試卷上作答無(wú)效?？荚嚱Y(jié)束后，將答題卡交回。第一部分:知識(shí)運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié)，30分）第一節(jié) 完型填空（共10小題；每小題1.5分，共15分）閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最 佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。Kindness from a StrangerWhen I was a teenager, I travelled with my friends in Europe One night when we arr

2、ived in Berlin, my friends were tired and stayed in the hotel while I chose to _1_ this city. However, I got lost in BerlinThat night I visited many attractions around the city. When the tiredness began to set in, I checked the time on my watch. I was2to see that it was two o'clock inthe morning

3、! On my way to the subway station, I walked past a bakery _3 Irealized that it was my dad's birthday. This would be the first biithday I couldn't _4with him because he passed away a few months earlier. At that time, the train was about to leave. I dashed onto the train. At first, I was thank

4、ful to have _5it onto the train,_6_ it quickly turned to panic when I noticed that the train was headed in the wrong direction!I looked around the nearly _7 train. Only a young woman was sittingquietly by the window and I came up to her "Hi. Do you speak English? I'm lost. Can you help me?v

5、 I asked She told me how to return to where I had first gotten on the train. I was too nervous to follow her8 Without thinking. I blurted out. "Can youcome with me? ” Her face froze at my sudden request After a second of9, sheagreed to help me.On the journey back to my train station, we shared

6、our life stories, our heartaches and our hopes for the future. At my stop, I10her for accompanyingme back I gave her a hug for a stranger kindness.1.A. inspectB searchC. exploreD observe2.A. surprisedB. worriedC. confusedD. puzzled3.A. EventuallyB. FortunatelyC. HappilyD. Suddenly4.A. congratulateB.

7、 celebrateC. maintainD. select5.A. madeB. hadC. leftD. got6.A. soB. forC. andD. but7.A. newB. emptyC dangerousD. dark&A. introductionsB. explanationsC. expressionsD. instnjctions9.A. doubtB. angerC hesitationD excitemei10.A. thankedB. inspiredC educatedD. attracted第二節(jié)語(yǔ)法填空（共10小題；每小題1.5分，共15分）閱讀下列

8、短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容填空。在未給提示詞的空口處僅填寫1個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)?單詞，在給出提示詞的空口處用括號(hào)內(nèi)所給詞的正確形式填空。請(qǐng)將答案寫在答題 卡的相應(yīng)位置。AWhat happens when you ask someone to draw a map of the world? The results can be very11(amuse). In fact,12the world looks like is not very clearill many people's niind. You might expect some eiTors in the positions of co

9、untries After all, this is a task13requires a certain skill with a pencil and a good memory.But many people do not even know the relative size of continents! They tend to enlarge them or make them14(small), according to their point of view. For this reason,usually the home continent is drawn too lar

10、geBThe University of Bologna in northern Italy is different from most North American universities. One major difference is its age.15(found) in the tenth century, itis the oldest university in Europe Its ancient halls give students an appreciation of history. North American universities, on the othe

11、r hand, are all16(relative) new, andstudents are generally surrounded by more modern buildings Another difference is the campus Unlike the North American university campus, there are no open spaces for students17(meet) in near this old Italian institution. Instead, students meet on the streets or in

12、 cafes.People can find various tests in different fields. Psychometric（心理測(cè)量的）tests, as they18（call）, have become increasingly popula匚 Eager job-seekers may thinkthe answers to these questions are obvious For any statement, give a response that creates an image of a hard-working, cooperative worker.

13、Of course, applicants care about their work, love cooperating with other people and pay careful attention to detail. But 什ie people who set the tests know that candidates 19 （respond） this way. Soquestions are rephrased 20many different ways to check that applicants areconsistent and make it difficu

14、lt for them to remember what they have already said. 第二部分：閱讀理解（共兩節(jié)，38分） 第一節(jié)（共14小題；每小題2分，共28分）閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在 答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。AIn a year when time barely has any meaning, it should come as no surprise that the holidays are right around the comer. Tliat happens fast! Anyway, ifs iwver to

15、o early to shop for presents, whether they're for your parents, fiiends, significant other or even yourself.Evuryone deseives a little something for making it tlii'ough 2020, so weve put together this list of presents to put a smile on anyone face. We combed the Internet and went into our te

16、sting archives to find the best gifts for him and gifts for her. For more ideas, check out our roundiips（綜述）of 5-star Amazon gifts and top-rated Nordstrom gifts.Best gifts for himApple Watch Series 6 （starting nt $479; amazon.c-o/m）Applets new smaitwatch made a splash in September, when new colors,

17、loops and blood oxygen monitoring capabilities were unveiled（發(fā)布）. We tested it out and are happy to report ifs our pick for the best smaitwatcli of 2020. Wee sure it，s going to be a hot gift this year, so get yours early.Baboon Go-Bag Small ($111.75, originally $149; baboontothemoon.c-o/m)If the guy

18、 in your life has been locked up inside the house, it might be time for a weekend getaway (while being safe and socially distant, of course). If that's the case, he'll love this small duffel bag from Baboon to the Moon, which is waterproof and made with super-durable OM Stardust Ballistic sh

19、ell material. Need more than a weekend? It also comes in a larger size for a more extended escapeBest gifts for herCRZ Yoga(瑜伽)Womeif s High-Waist Yoga Pants(褲子)(starting at S24; amazon.co/m) If she needs a refresh to her work-from-home outfit, or just a pair of comfortable leggings to lounge around

20、 in, this pair from CRZ Yoga is the gift for her. They he similai' to Lululemon's cult-favorite Align leggings, but for just $24 you can give her the buttery soft feel without draining your wallet.Apple iPad &h Generation (starting at $299. originally $329; Amazon.co/m)Apple also release

21、d its newest iteration of the always-great iPad，bringing faster processing times and a good user interface with iPadOS. We tested it and thought the balance of price and performance was so excellent that we named it the best tablet(平板 電腦)of 2020.21. What might be a better alternative if you want to

22、bring smooth feelings to your wife without spending too much money?A. Apple Watch Series 6.B. Baboon Go-Bag Small.C. CRZ Yoga pants.D. Apple iPad &h Generation.22. Where would you most probably see this article?A. On an advertisement websiteB. In a brochure for Apple productsC In a financial mag

23、azineD In a quality reportBAt the Santos family's apartment in Sao Paulo, Brazil, the doorbell is constantly ringing All the friends and neighbors are there to hear what happened to two-year-old Carmelita. Her mother has teais in her eyes, but they are tears of relief, of thankfulness. Her Canii

24、elita is smiling shyly, safe in her father lap.The story could easily have ended very differently, not so happily It all started this morning just before noon. Mrs. Santos was returning from the supermarket with her daughter and a friend, their neighbor. They stopped on the stairway of their buildin

25、g at their fifth-floor apartment. The neighbor opened her door first, and little Carmelita ran past he匚 She knew the apartment well, since she had visited it many times. The friend put down her keys and shopping bags, and turned back a moment to Mrs Santos.At that moment, there was a sudden gust of

26、wind and the door to the apartment slammed shut. Carmelita was inside, aloneThen the friend remembered that she had left her kitchen window open. She and Mrs. Santos lushed to the Santos apartment and telephoned the police But there was no time to get help in opening the neighboring apartment. They

27、could see that Carmelita was already leaning out of the kitchen window. She had climbed onto a chair, and soon she was climbing out onto the window sill（窗臺(tái)）.Mrs. Santos called to Carmelita to go back inside But the little girl did not understand the danger and did not want to go back She only waved

28、to her mother.Then she lost her balance and her feet slipped off the window sill. She managed to hold on for a while with her hands, but she began to be afraid Her mother screamed for help, and now Carmelita was crying desperately.And then she could hold on no longer. Several people had run out into

29、 the street on hearing all the screaming. They saw the child hanging onto the window sill and got ready to catch her. Down she fell, five long stories and landed safe and sound in the arms of three strong men. They were Luis, Augusto, and Alfonso Nunes, father and sons When they heard the screams, t

30、hey ran from their auto repair shop across the street“I never thought we'd do it，" said Alfonso aftenvards"But I kept thinking, if we dont catch her, she41 die and Fll feel sad and guilty all my life.nAll the neighbors want to shake hands with the three heroes Cannelitas parents cannot

31、 believe how close they came to losing their daughter. And how lucky they are to have her still.23. Who saved Carmelita eventually?A. The neighbors in the buildingB. Men of an auto repair shopC Mis. Santos5 fiiendD. The nearby policemen24. What can we learn from the story?A. Carmelita waved to her m

32、other because her mother smiled at her.B Camielita was left alone in the apartment due to her father mistake.C Camielita couldnt hold on the window sill for she was frightened and weakD. Carmelita was rescued before she was falling from the window sill.25. From what Alfonso said, we can tell that he

33、 wasA. strong-willedB humorous. C intelligent. D responsible26. What，s the title of the passage?A. An Unexpected DangerB. An Amazing RescueC. A Naughty GirlD. A Careless MothercAll audience of patients with Alzheimer"s（老年癡呆癥）disease listens with concentrated attention as a young woman sings the

34、 French song "Beau Soil". Despite his failing mind, one of the men in the crowd. Les Dean, translates the words into English for a friend Dean, 76, once taught music at Chicago Senn High School, invented and sold his own music education system and sang with the Chicago Symphony Chorus Now;

35、 like many patients with Alzheimers, he is, to some extent, lost in the past, a stranger to the present. But when the music plays, he smiles and is transported to a place of beauty, where everything still makes senseIn recent years, music therapy（療法）has grown in popularity for its seeming ability to

36、 help calm people with dementia（癡呆）and reconnect them with their memories. Now a Northwestern University researcher is testing whether music played for residents of a suburban nursing home can be therapeutic, whether it can improve cognition （認(rèn)知）, conversation and relationships.A person with dementi

37、a can recede（侄ij退）so far that he or she is no longer responsive, suggesting personality and consciousness （意識(shí)）have been lost But in his book Musicophilia: Tales of Music and the Brain, the well-known neurologist Dr. Oliver Sacks wrote that he'd seen such patients shake or weep while listening to

38、 music. uOnce one has seen such ipsponsusj lie wrote, uone knows that there is still a self to be called upon, even if music, and only music, can do the calling.”For some people with dementia, music therapy has been shown to enhance attention and cognition to improve behavior while reducing the use

39、of drugs and to reduce anxiety and depression. Singing songs can help refresh specific memories that otherwise might have been forgotten completely, experts say. Also, some patients are so nonresponsive, they may need music wake them up and get them moving.Attracted by the potential benefits, Dr. Bo

40、rna Bonakdarpour, a neurologist with Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine, put together a music therapy study at Silverado Orchard Park Memory Care Community.Each week for 12 weeks, the nonprofit Institute for Therapy Through the Arts held concerts for 10 Silverado residents. Th

41、e musicians are specially trained to apply their skills to therapy, often by interacting with patients during performances and getting them to beat on drums, sing and danceA similar group of residents in another nursing home went without the therapy to compare results. Since finishing the initial st

42、udy period, researchers are analyzing the results and hope to try the same treatment for the opposite group in the future.“Music therapy is gaining more confidence now as an intervention（介入），so this is a veiy exciting time,” Bonakdaipour said. "We thought when people get Alzheimer's, theyhe

43、 done because there ?s no medicine to cure it. But tliere so much we can do to have an impact and improve their quality of life.27. Why is Les Dean mentioned at the beginning?A. To present his amazing life before he got the Alzheimer disease.B To inspire the people who also suffered from the disease

44、C. To tell the readers that he was a music love匚D. To show the surprising function of music.28. Which of the following statement is true according to the passage?A. Dr. Oliver Sacks believed music could call upon a self in Alzheimer's patients B When patients are nonresponsive, music could hardl

45、y have any effect on them.C. Northwestern University has tested music can improve the patients5 conversationD It is obvious that singing can make the patients9 memories back to lionnal29. From Bonakdaipouis research, we can leani thatA. the music therapy study has been successfully completed.B the p

46、atients show no interest in music therapy.C music therapy can help to improve the patients life quality.D music therapy have a negative effect on the patients as an intervention30. What does the author mainly want to tell us in the passage?A. The terrible disease can be cured by music therapy.B Musi

47、c is beneficial to the people lost in Alzheimers darknessC. People gradually realize the benefits of music.D Everyone should fall in love with musicDThis may be the 21st century but when it comes to information communication technology （ICT）, the gender divide between boys and girls, shows no sign o

48、f closingThis is bad news for the ICT industry where men outnumber women by over five to one. The industry needs at least an extra million recruits（新成員）over the next five years. Obviously, women as well as men are going to have to fill these recruitment gaps The ICT companies are worried about the s

49、hortage of men and women to fill their vacrmcies（空缺）in the futureIt is believed that women are very well suited to working in ICT. They enjoy working in teams and like looking for creative connections. Many women have the kind of personal skills which are considered essential in developing unew tech

50、nology. Professionals who work in Information Technology are constantly creating the world around us, and this cant be done if you don't know how people work and how they play. To come up with ideas that will actually make a difference to modern life, you have to understand how people live and w

51、orkIn spite of the fact that ICT jobs are well paid and women tend to do well in them, research shows that gills9 opinions of the industiy are unifonuly negath-e Only 5% would consider entering the ICT industry compared to 14% for law and 26% for medicine Up to the age of 11 girls see ICT as enterta

52、ining and interesting but after that age negativity sets in. By the age of 13 this negative view of ICT is confirmedAfter school activities encourage some girls to use Information Technology, and getting ICT staff and other teachers together helps to develop imaginative use of ICT. Imaginative use o

53、f ICT especially in music, art, drama, geography and media studies, all helps to open girls' eyes to the fact that careers in computing can cut across so many different areasThere is a significant difference in the learning styles between boys and girls The ICT class in schools is often an exerc

54、ise where every student completes the same class assignment largely by rote（死記硬背）.Although girls follow successfully, they will achieve enjoyment and excellence if allowed to diversify and be creative. For girls, just pressing buttons is not enoughAno什ler initiative is setting up computer clubs aime

55、d at younger girls aged 8 to 14. This is known to inspire girls to develop their ICT skills and to show them 什lat ICT can be both creative and interestingcan't a fiord to have gills missing out.31 Why are girls fit for the job in information communication technology?A. Because they prefer indepe

56、ndent and fresh working style.B. Because they want to succeed and enjoy working with creative teammates. C Because they like cooperating with teammates and exploring new things.D. Because they are interested in music, art, geography and media studies32. What is the attitude of girls to ICT by the ti

57、me they become teenagers?A. positiveB uninterestedC serious.D disappointed33. "What does the underlined word "initiative'、in Paragiapli 7 probably mean?A. method B skillC behaviorD situation.34. What can we infer from the passage?A. We find more men in ICT industry mainly because of th

58、eir interest.B Now people cant find diffei'ence between boys and girls in ICT iiidustiy.C Gills aren't willing to choose ICT as a career for they can't get higli salaiy. D It is time for us to take measures to make more girls come into ICT fields. 第二節(jié)（共5小題；每小題2分，共10分）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的七個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空口處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中 有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。Fear of Missing OutIfs a common experience: You're scrolling through a social media page, and you see pictures of friends traveling or going to parties Suddenly you start to wonder why you're not doing those