無錫高三英語試題

1、無錫高三英語第一部分聽力測試（共兩節(jié)，滿分20 分 ）第一節(jié)（共 5 小題 :每小題 1 分，滿分5 分 ）1. What does the woman want?A. Coffee. B. Juice. C. Tea2. How does the man go shopping now?A. By bus. B. On foot. C. By car.3. What are the two speakers talking about?A. A film. B. An actor. C. The man's sister.4. Where does the conversation

2、probably take place?A. In an office. B. In a restaurant. C. In a hospital5. What does the woman plan to do tomorrow morning?A. Stay in bed. B. Do some washing. C. Cook breakfast herself.第二節(jié)（共15小題:每小題1 分，滿分15 分 ）聽第 6 段材料，回答第6 至 7 題。6. What's the probable relationship between the two speakers?A. T

3、eacher and student. B. Driver and passenger. C. Husband and wife.7. What will the speakers do next?A. Telephone Tom. B. Listen to some music. C. Attend a concert.聽第 7 段材料，回答第8 至 9 題。8. What is the girl longing to do?A. Travel alone. B. Stay out late on weekdays. C. Have more pocket money.9. How old

4、might the girl be?A.15.B.17. C. I1.聽第 8 段材料，回答第10 至 12 題。10. When does the conversation take place?A. Before class. B. In class. C. After class.11. What trouble does the boy have?A. He is confused about part of what they've learnt today.B. He understands nothing of what they've learnt today.

5、C. He has difficulty understanding Chapter 3 of the textbook.12. How does the woman deal with the boy's trouble?A. Explain the puzzle to him in class.B. Ask him to go to her office that afternoon.C. Ask the boy to refer to the textbook first on his own.聽第 9 段材料，回答第13 至 16 題。13. Where is the woma

6、n going now?A. To an art museum. B. To a Chinese restaurant. C. To an underground station.14. Why does the woman come to the city?A. On business. B. For shopping. C. For travelling.15. Why does the man recommend the restaurant to the woman?A. Because the service there is good.B. Because the food the

7、re is tasty.C. Because the price there is low.16. Which is the best means of transport to the restaurant according to the man?A. The bus. B. The taxi. C. The underground.聽第 10 段材料，回答第17 至 20 題。17. What makes fatty meals more popular with children?A. Free toys. B. Fast food. C. Special discounts.18.

8、What midday snacks are overweight children advised to eat?A. Chocolate bars. B. Sweet cookies. C. Apple pies.19. What is the most important thing in getting children to exercise?A. Forcing them to exercise every day.B. Making exercise fun for them.C. Teaching them to have a strong will.20. How many

9、suggestions does the author provide for overweight children?A. Two. B. Three. C. Four.第二部分: 英語知識運用（共兩節(jié)，滿分35 分 ）第一節(jié)單項填空（共15小題 :每小題 1 分，滿分15 分 ）21. The greatest gifts in life are not purchased, but through hard work and determination.A. acquiredB. arrangedC. adored D. allocated22. the path of a county

10、 is the right one is a matter to be decided by its people.A. That B. What C. Whether D. Why23. Thousands of fires have broken out in Brazil, much of the rainforest.A. having endangered B. endangers C. endangered D. endangering24. When a bird spots a hunter, just flying away, it calls out in alarm an

11、d warns other birds.A. regardless of B. other than C. instead of D. rather than25. China has efforts to promote“ red troinugrisvimsi"tsfetoatsuites with significance of revolutionaryhistory. A. taken upB. stepped up C. brought upD. made up26. At the website Word Spy, fappy,is short for fat and

12、happy, is defined as overweight and happy with one'slife. A. where B. when C. what D. which27. Taiwanese actor Godfrey Gaoan evening variety show when he suddenly collapsed, which saddenedthousands of his fans.A. had filmed B. was filming C. had been filmed D. was filmed28. Credits in Advanced P

13、lacement classes can greatly help students gain to competitive schools.A. privilegeB. distinctionC. currency D. admission29. Alcohol is classified as a downer, and it is legal, it can damage the liver if consumed in large quantities.A. because B. unlessC. although D. until30. -It seems that nothing

14、can from her mind the memory of the war.-Poor Anna!A. cure B. claim C. erase D. ease31. The combination of economic and career opportunities and sponsorship for studying abroad is liesbehind the reversal of China's brain drain.A. that B. what C. where D. why32. If we teach today's children w

15、ith yesterday's teaching method, we'll rob them of tomorrow.A. confidentialB. commercialC. conventionalD. conditional33. -Frozen II was on show on November 22 nd，2019.-Had it not been for the fact that I tired out, I would have gone to see it that night.A. was B. were C. am D. had been34. Ho

16、w fantastic his spoken English is! Heabroad for several years.A. may stay B. must have stayed C. can stay D. must have been staying35. - I am worm out after working so long.-Me, too. It's time to.A. call it a dayB. pull my legC. fly off the handleD. kill the fatted calf第二節(jié)完形填空（共20小題;每小題1分，滿分20分）

17、Most stories of kindness do not begin with a Marvel movie superstar. Mine 36 It was at a garden party for the ACLU. I was 37 my grandmother to the event. When Robert Downey arrived, in a gorgeous cream-colored suit, my grandmother shrugged, far more interested in 38 her paper plate with cheese. He w

18、asn't Cary Grant or Gregory Peck. What did she 39?After the speeches 40 with thanks, we stood up to make our exit. But as she rose, my grandmother 41 and fell into the wheelchair ramp （ 坡道）that provided the disabled with42 to the stage. The wheelchairramps had 43 edges, which sliced her leg righ

19、t open. The blood was44. I put my head 45 my kneesbecause I thought I was going to faint （ 昏倒）. 46、 somebody took control of the situation. That person wasRobert Downey.He ordered someone to call a（n） 47 . He took off his gorgeous suit, 48 his sleeves, and grabbed my grandmother's leg. Then he t

20、ook the suit, which I'd - 49 he'd taken of only to get it 50 and he tied it around her wound. I watched the suit turn red with her 51 , He knew how to speak to her, 52her, and-most critically-play to her vanity （ 虛榮心、）.He told her how beautiful her legs were. Hestayed with her until the ambu

21、lance came.Believe it or not, I hurried into the ambulance without a word. I was too 53 and too shy to thank him.We all have things we wish we'd said, moments we'd like to revisit and re-experience. Rarely dowe get that chance to _54_ those times when words completely 55 us.36. A. isB.doesC.

22、 hasD. will37. A. drivingB. sendingC. accompanyingD. inviting38. A. packingB. pilingC. providingD. equipping39. A. careB.needC. likeD. ignore40. A. startedB.pausedC. closedD. concluded41. A. trippedB.shookC. jumpedD. dashed42. A. admissionB. accessC. wayD. path43. A. sharpB. vagueC. abruptD. flat44.

23、 A. amazingB. thrillingC. shockingD. relieving45. A. inB. overC. offD. between46. A. NaturallyB. UndoubtedlyC. EventuallyD. Luckily47. A. doctorB. organizerC. ambulanceD. taxi48. A. lifted upB. brought upC. rolled upD. put up49. A. assumedB.hopedC. assuredD. confirmed50. A. in the wayB. out of the w

24、ayC. on the wayD. by the way51. A. woundB. scarC. stainD. blood52. A. amuseB. pleaseC. distractD. disappoint53. A. embarrassedB. dizzyC. ambiguousD. arbitrary54. A. catch up withB. make up forC. put up withD. make use of55. A. forgotB.escapedC. lostD. failed第三部分閱讀理解（45小題:每小題2分,滿分30分）AEurope s most b

25、eautiful placesEurope is an amazingly varied place. The old continent's historic cities and its Mediterranean beaches draw many of its visitors, but the best destinations are sometimes its more remote cormers, known mainly to locals and a few brave travelers.Lake Inari, FinlandHigh above the Arc

26、tic Circle and close to Finland's border with Russia, Lake Inari is a year round paradise. Dark, snowy winters make it ideal for catching a glimpse of the aurora borealis.Its tree-lined banks glow a burnt orange during autumn and in summer, you can swim in its chilly shallows. The center of loca

27、l Sami culture, it's as remote and traditional as Finland gets.Unst, Shetland Isles, ScotlandThe most northerly occupied island of the British Iles, Unst is a wild, rugged place where seas crash into the dramatic Muckle Flugga sea stacks.The later are a harbor for gannets （塘谷H）during breeding se

28、ason, with birdwatchers also treated to the sight of searching skuas （賊鷗 ）.Yorkshire Dales, EnglandIts narrow lanes lined with drystone walls cry out to cyclists seeking marvelous adventures while its moody hill continually attract walkers, no matter the weatherGeological wonders such as the limesto

29、ne spectacles of Malham Cove and Gordale Scar make it perhaps the most beautiful part of the British IslesLoire Valley, FranceChateau de Chambord and Chateau de Chenonceau are the most famous, filled with classic viewing towers, formal gardens and boating lakes.Throw in a tour of its graperies, wher

30、e some of the world's finest wines are produced, and its glamour is impossible to ignore.56. According to the passage, the best destinations in Europe are .A. historic cities and Mediterranean beachesB. known to people around the worldC. familiar to only a handful of peopleD. similar to each oth

31、er with no obvious differences57. If you are a cyclist interested in adventures, you'd better choose .A. Unst, Shetland Isles, ScotlandB. Yorkshire Dales, EnglandC. Loire Valley. FranceD. Lake Inari, FinlandBA widely-used gas that is currently produced from fossil fuels can instead be made by an

32、 artificial leaf that uses only sunlight, carbon dioxide and water, and which could eventually be used to develop a sustainable liquid fuel alternative to petrol.The carbon-neutral （碳中和 ） device sets a new standard in the field of solar fuels, after researchers at the University of Cambridge demonst

33、rated that it can directly produce the gas-called syngas （ 合成 氣 ） -in a sustainable and simple way.Rather than running on fossil fuels, the artificial leaf is powered by sunlight, although it still works efficiently on cloudy and overcast days. And unlike the current industrial processes for produci

34、ng syngas, the leaf does not release any additional carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. The results are reported in the journal Nature Materials.Syngas is currently made from a mixture of hydrogen and carbon monoxide （- 氧化碳），and is usedto produce a range of products, such as fuels, medicines, plasti

35、cs and fertilizers:“ You may not have heard of syngas itself but every day, you consume products that were created using it. Being able to produce it sustainably would be a critical step in closing the global carbon cycle and establishing a sustainable chemical and fuel industry," said senior a

36、uthor Professor Erwin Reisner from Cambridge's Department of Chemistry, who has spent seven years working towards this goal.The device Reisner and his colleagues produced is inspired by photosynthesis- the natural process by which plants use the energy from sunlight to turn carbon dioxide into f

37、ood.On the artificial leaf, two light absorbers, similar to the molecules in plants that harvest sunlight, are combined with a catalyst （ 催化劑 ） made from the naturally abundant element cobalt （ 鈷 ）. When the device is dipped in water, one light absorber uses the catalyst to produce oxygen: The other

38、 carries out the chemical reaction that reduces carbon dioxide and water into carbon monoxide and hydrogen, forming the syngas mixture.As an added bonus, the researchers discovered that their light absorbers work even under the low levels of sunlight on a rainy or overcast day."This means you a

39、re not limited to using this technology just in warm countries or only operating The process during the summer months,” said PhD student Virgil Andrei, first author of the paper.could use it from dawn until dusk. anywhere n the world."58. With the artificial leaf, we can .A. produce syngas in a

40、 sustainable and simple wayB. prevent carbon dioxide from being release into the atmosphereC. make products like medicines, plastics and fertilizers out of fossil fuelsD. harvest abundant sunlight through petrol and close he global carbon cycle59. For the syngas mixture to be formed, we might as wel

41、l .A. get rid of one light absorberB. block the contact with sunlightC. provide a special catalystD. keep the artificial leaf far away from water60. What can we learn from what PhD student Virgil Andrei said?A. Syngas has already been in widespread use around the world.B. The artificial leaf is powe

42、red by fossil fuels rather than sunlight.C. The artificial leaf doesn't depend too much on the weather or location.D. Syngas is currently made from a mixture of hydrogen and carbon monoxide.CFor some people, higher education is not just a goal in life, but also an expectation. In the United Stat

43、es, if your parents attended a college or university, there is a good chance that you will, too. Even if your parents did not go to college, you still have a good chance of completing higher education if your family is wealthy.But your chances are reduced if you come from a needy family, a community

44、 with limited educational resources or you simply have no one to follow as an example.Helping those in need is one of the main ideas behind a strategy of behavioral science called nudge theory or nudging. Nudging is a way of changing people's behavior through indirect suggestion and by supportin

45、g positive actions.A growing number of U.S. colleges and universities look to nudging as way to support poor, minority and first-generation students, They also are using it to increase overall graduation rates. Two common forms of nudging are emails to students and text messages to their mobile phon

46、es. Schools and other educational organizations keep in contact with students this way, offering advice and help when needed.However, Alejandra Acosta-a higher education policy expert at New America 一 notes that there are several qualities a nudge campaign must possess in order to be successful.Acos

47、ta says messages must be timely, meaning they reach college students well before the date by which a student is required to take action. Additionally nudges should be written clearly and provide as much information as possible. If students start to struggle in class, school officials should not just

48、 message them, saying they should seek academic support. The message should give information about what kinds of support the college or university offers and exactly how the student can make use of them. That is why nudges should possess interactive qualities, Acosta says. For example, students shou

49、ld be able to ask questions of school officials or be directed to a website for more information. In addition, colleges and universities must ensure their support services are in place and working as best they can.When nudges work, they can do a lot of good. In 2018, a nonprofit group launched a nud

50、ging campaign at four U.S. community colleges. They worked with nearly 10.000 first-year students at three such colleges in Ohio and one in Virginia. A recent study found that older and minority students who agreed to receive these nudges were 16 to 20 percent more likely to continue into their seco

51、nd year than those who did not.61. Who is most likely to receive and complete higher education according to the passage?A. Tony, whose father is the only bread-winner in the family.B. Jimmy, whose mother is a worker in a small factory.C. Betty, whose grandmother is a housemaid of a famous university

52、 professor.D. Cathy, whose parents failed to attend college but succeeded in starting a big company. 62. What can we know about nudging?A. It is anchored in psychological science.B. It is a way to improve people s mind.E. It offers concrete and direct advice.D. It helps students via emails and text

53、messages.63. Which adjectives can be used to describe ideal message qualities of nudging?A. Timely, practical and interactive. B. Timely, interactive and sustainable.C. Immediate, authentic and consistent. D. Immediate, interactive and permanent 64. What is the passage mainly talking about?A. The pr

54、oblem with higher education.B. A way for colleges to support students.C. The popularity of nudging campaign.D. A national campaign dealing with poverty.DLiu, the farmer, sat at the door of his one-room house. It was a warm evening in late February, and in his thin body he felt the coming of spring H

55、ow he knew that the time had now come when life began to move in the soil? He could not have told himself. Most of all, in any other year than this he might have pointed to his wheat fields where he panted wheat in the winter when he land was not needed for rice and where, when spring was moving int

56、o summer, he pated the good rice for rice was his chief crop. Bu the land told nothing his year. There was no wheat on it, for the flood had covered it long after wheat should have been planted, and it lay there cracked and like clay but newly dried.Well, on such a day as this, if he had his buffalo

57、 （ 水牛）and his plow （犁）as he had always had in other years, he would have gone out and plowed up that cracked soil. He ached to plow it up and make it look like a field again, yes, even though he had not so much as one seed to put in it. But he had no buffalo. If anyone had told him that he would eat

58、 his own water buffalo that plowed the good land to him; he would have called that man idiot . Yet it was what he had done. He had eaten his own water buffalo, he and his wife and his parents and his four children, they had all eaten the buffalo together.But what else could they do on that dark winterhss ofathewhetoreeDf grain was gone,when the trees were cut and sold, when he had sold everything, even the