2021年浙江嘉興高三二模英語(yǔ)試卷

2021年浙江嘉興高三二模英語(yǔ)試卷-學(xué)生用卷

一、閱讀理解（本大題共10小題，每小題2.5分，共25分）

1、【來(lái)源】2021年浙江嘉興高三二模（A篇）第21~23題7.5分（每題2.5分）

2020-2021學(xué)年4月浙江嘉興高三下學(xué)期月考第21~23題7.5分（每題2.5分）

YanizaDorewasbornandraisedinNewYorkCityinabilingual（雙語(yǔ)的）family.Hermotherisa

nativeSpanishspeaker,andherfather'snativelanguageisEnglish.Shehaslovedsingingsinceshewasa

littlegirl.

In2013,whenYanizawasincollege,shebeganpostingweeklyYouTubecovers（翻唱）ofsongs

andperformingliveinNewYork.InitiallyhercoverswereinEnglish,butovertimeshebegantosingin

Spanishaswell,combiningherloveofmusicwithherbilingualabilities.ShesayssinginginSpanishhas

helpedherstandoutonYouTubeandreachwideraudiencesthanbefore.

Inadditiontocovers,Yanizahaswrittenandrecordedanumberoforiginalsongs,primarilyin

English.Butthisyear,shetookheridentityasabilingualsingertothenextlevelbywritingherfirst

originalsonginSpanglish,"Contigo'*.ThesongmixesEnglishandSpanishlyries（歌詞）intoeachother,

creatingauniqueanddistinctiveSpanglishsong.Thesongwritingprocessinvolvedmusicalinspiration

mixedwiththoughtfullanguageskills.Thismaysoundlikeanimpossibletask,butYanizasaysitcame

naturallytoher.

Fororiginalsongs,onechallengeismakingsuretheSpanishlyricsdon'tunintentionallycauseoffence

toanyone.Yanizaiscarefultomakesureshe'ssayingthingsappropriately.Regardlessofthechallenge,

Yanizafindsbeingabilingualsinger一andamusicianingeneral一extremelyrewarding,eventhoughshe

hastofaceboththepositivesandnegativesofonlinecomments.

"Fmalwaysconfusedwhenpeoplesaymeanthings.Howcouldtheysaythat?"Yanizasays."ButI'm

alsoblownawaywhenpeoplesayreallykindthings.They'veheardmesingforlikeaminute,theydon't

knowmeatall,butthey'releavingsuchnicecomments.'1

（1）WhathappenedafterYanizastartedtosinginSpanish?

A.Heraudiencesweregrowing.

B.Shebecamefamousovernight.

C.Shewasaskedtopostmorecovers.

D.Herlanguageabilitieswererecognized.

⑵Whatdoweknowabout"Contigo1'?

A.ItisYaniza'sfirstoriginalsong.

B.ItprovesYaniza，sgiftforsinging.

C.Itisinspiredbyabilingualsinger.

D.Itcombinestwodifferentlanguages.

（3）WhatdoesYanizamainlytalkaboutinthelastparagraph?

A.Herdoubtsaboutbeingasinger.

B.Herfeelingsaboutonlinecomments.

C.Herunderstandingofbilingualmusic.

D.Herattitudetosongwritingchallenges.

2、【來(lái)源】2021年浙江嘉興高三二模（B篇）第24~26題7.5分（每題2.5分）

2020?2021學(xué)年4月浙江嘉興高三下學(xué)期月考第24?26題7.5分（每題2.5分）

Buyingsunglassescanleaveanyonepuzzledbychoice,ButBosemayhavestuckthelandinginthe

styledepartmentwithitsnewBoseFrames,designedtopumpmusicdirectlyintoyourearsandworkwith

appstodeliverwalkinginstructionsandmore.

BoseFrameslookbetterthanmostsmartglassesalreadyaround,TheFramesareblack,withgold

accentsonthepowerbutton.Thosethickarmslooklikeapairofdesignersunglassesyou'dgetfromsome

popshopsguaranteedtobeoutofbusinessinayear.MorethanonepersoncommentedontheFrames

whileIworethemaroundtown,andtwoofmyco-workersthoughttheylookedsurprisinglycool.Andthat

wasbeforetheyknewaboutthebuilt-inspeakers.

TheFramessoundasgreatastheylook,atleastwhenyoucomparethemtotheheadphonesthatcame

withyoursmartphones.IneachoftheFrames'armsisaminispeakerpumpingmusicdirectlyatyourears

withoutbeingallupinthemliketypicalearbuds（耳塞）.Ontheoutsideofeacharmisanotherspeaker

designedtocanceloutwhattheinsideoneisplaying.Theendresult:musicyoucanhear,andsilence

anybodynearbycanappreciate.Mostly.

Ofcourse,youshouldn'tweartheseindoorsorinaquietenvironment,likealibrary.BoseFramesare

essentiallywearablespeakers,meaningtheyleaksound,sopeoplenearbycanstillhearsomething.

BoseFramesarenotforeveryone,noraretheygreatforeverysituation一sometimes,regularold

headphonesaremoresociallyappropriate.Butonceyougetovertheastonishmentthatyou'rewearinga

pairofglasseswithbuilt-inspeakers,youmightfindthembecomingaseasonaladditiontoyou.IfyouYe

inthemarketforsunglasses,andarewillingtodroptwohundreddollarsonapair,BoseFramesareasolid

optionforeveryfashionforwardfuturist.

(1)Whatimpressedtheauthor'scolleaguesatfirstaboutBoseFrames?

A.Thelowprice.

B.Thegoodlook.

C.Thelimitededition.

D.Theminispeakers.

(2)WhataretheoutsidespeakersofBoseFramesusedfor?

A.Avoidingleakinganysound.

B.Connectingtosmartphones.

C.Pumpingmusicdirectlyintoears.

D.Decreasingdisturbancetopeoplearound.

(3)Forwhatpurposedoestheauthorwritethetext?

A.Togivetipsonhowtochoosesuitablesunglasses.

B.Tocomparetraditionalandhigh-techsunglasses.

C.TointroducethenewlydesignedBosesunglasses.

D.TosharetheexperienceofwearingBosesunglasses.

3、【來(lái)源】2021年浙江嘉興高三二模(C篇)第27?30題10分(每題2.5分)

2020-2021學(xué)年4月浙江嘉興高三下學(xué)期月考第27?30題10分(每題2.5分)

Growingupaskidswearetoldtoshareourtoysandnottobeselfish.Wealsoliveinanagewhen

discussingourfeelingsisencouraged,Butwhendoesitallbecometoomuch?Withnewcrazestrending

allthetime,suchasdancechallengesandwearingacarpetasadress,thequestionis:whencansharing

becomeoversharingonsocialmedia?

''Oversharing"hasbecomeassociatedwithsocialmedia,butitisn'texclusivetothisplatform.

Imagineyouheadtoapartyandmeetsomeone.Withinfiveminutestheyhaverevealedprivatedetails

abouttheirlife.Whilesomeofusmaytrytoescapethesepeople,accordingtomamageadvisorCarolyn

Cole,thisformofoversharingcouldcomefromastrongdesiretoconnectwithsomeone,Buthowdoes

thistranslatetosocialmedia?

Dr.ChristopherHand,alecturerincyberpsychology(網(wǎng)絡(luò)心理學(xué)),saysthemoredetailspeople

disclose,thelesssympathyweexpresswhenthingsgowrong.Itseemsthatsearchingforsympathyby

oversharingisgenerallyconsideredasnegativeratherthanthecryforhelpitcouldreallybe.

However,Dr.Hand'sresearchalsoseemstosuggestthatthemorewepostonaplatform,themore

sociallyattractivewebecome—providedthatthepoststhatwebangoutarepositive.Evenbackin2015,

GwendolynSeidmanPhDsaidthatweshouldavoidcomplainingandbeingnegativeonline.Weshould

alsoavoidshowingoff,especiallyaboutourlovelives.Itmakessense一ifyourdateisgoing"thatwell",

wouldyoureallyhavetimetoshareaphotowithtext?

So,howcanyouknowifyouareoversharing?Well,whynotaskyourfriendsinreallife.Theywould

probablybehappytotellyouifyourpostsaboutyourbreakfastoryourcomplaintsaboutyourlackof

moneyreallyaretoomuch.

(1)Whatdoestheunderlinedword''exclusive1'inparagraph2mean?

A.Unique.

B.Similar.

C.Relevant.

D.Fundamental.

(2)Whydosomepeoplepreferoversharingatparties?

A.Todrawothers，attention.

B.Tosatisfyothers,curiosity.

C.Toremovenegativefeelings.

D.Todevelopgoodrelationships.

(3)WhichofthefollowingmayDr.Handagreewith?

A.Sharingmoredetailsonlinecanattractmoresympathy.

B.Oversharingnegativeexperiencesisequaltocryingforhelp.

C.Sharingnegativepostscan'thelponebecomesociallyattractive.

D.Oversharingisn'tlikelytohappenonlinewhenthingsgowrong.

(4)Accordingtothetext,whatshouldbeavoidedforonlinesharing?

A.Reflectingonpastbadmanners.

B.Showingagreatmanyexpensivegoods.

C.Writingarecipeforabalancedbreakfast.

D.Recordingunforgettablemomentswithfriends.

二、七選五（本大題共5小題，每小題2分，共10分）

4、【來(lái)源】2021年浙江嘉興高三二模第31~35題10分（每題2分）

2020-2021學(xué)年4月浙江嘉興高三下學(xué)期月考第31~35題10分（每題2分）

Bringinginandengagingdiversepeopleinyourorganizationrequiresawarenessandpreparation.

Whenemployeesdon*tfeelincluded,theyYelessengagedand

productive.1That'swhysomeleadersareconcludingthatwhatthey'vebeen

doingisn'tworking.Thisisaresultofbringingpeopleinbutnotsupportingthemasfullparticipantsinthe

organization.Thisiswhereinclusioncomesin.

2Whenaworkplaceistrulyinclusive,everyonefeelsliketheyare

valuedandtheirneedsarebeingconsidered.There*saplace,forexample,tobeaworkingmotherwithout

feelinglikeyouhavetoapologizeorexplainthatyouneedtobalanceworkandparenting.

Companiesthataregoodforworkingmomsarealsogoodfor

humans.3Theywanttobepartofcompaniesthatreadilyacknowledgepeople

havepriorities（優(yōu)先處理的事）outsideofworkandrecognizethisdoesnotmeanthey'reanyless

productiveorlesscommitted.

Althoughcompanieshavetalkedfordecadesabouttryingtodevelopasenseofinclusionforworking

moms,verylittlehaschanged.4Theyhavetohandlequestionsabout

limitationssuchasalackoftime,commitment,andfocus.

Workingmomsarevaluableemployeeswhoweshouldactivelyguideandpromote.Theybringalot

tothetable.Infact,aproductivitystudyofhighlyskilledworkersin2014foundthatparentsweremore

productivethanthosewhowerenotparents.5

Professionalculturesthatmakeemployeesfeelincludedareplaceswhereemployeescandotheirbest

work,individuallyandonteams.Theseculturesexperiencehigherengagementbecausepeoplearewell-

positionedtostayforthelongterm.

A.Inclusionmeansbeingawarethateachpersonisunique.

B.Buildingacultureofinclusionisaboutthinkinglongterm.

C.Mothersoftenstillhavetodefendthemselvesintheworkplace.

D.Beingaworkingparentmakesithardertoadvanceintheirfuture.

E.They'renothappyandwilleventuallyleaveforabetterenvironment.

F.Workingmomsseekoutcompanieswithbettersupportandunderstanding.

G.Mothersoftwoormorechildrenwereconsideredthemostproductiveinthestudy.

三、完形填空（本大題共20小題，每小題1.5分，共30分）

5、【來(lái)源】2021年浙江嘉興高三二模第36~55題30分（每題1.5分）

IwaswalkingdownthepathaftervisitingtheVashisthaCave.ThenIrealisedthatabig

monkey1itselfahead,blockingmypath.I2

fearingthatanymovementmightannoyhim.Itwasa3situation.Ihad

to_____4_butrunningwasn'tanoption.Worse,anymovementonmypartproduced

a______5responsefromthemonkey.

Momentslater,Itooktwotentativesteps,onlytoseethemonkeymatch

my____6_.Mymindwasracingwithseveralthoughts.Icalledmydriverand

started_7______towardsthemainroad,healongside,a

bit_____8asthiswasnothisregularbeat.Suddenly,my

car____9_.Iquietlywentahead,openedthebackdoor,

and____10____himtojoinmeinthecarjustforfun.Ialmostburst

into11ashedidthesame.Ijumpedintothecarbeforehe

could12me.Thedriver13immediately.

Later,havingpickedupsomebananasdowntheroad,we14tothespot

wherewehadlefthim.Placingthebananasneartheroad,Iwavedmy

arm,____15____himtogetthem.Witheyeslockedonmine,he

didn't_16_____.Aswedroveaway,Iturnedaroundtoseethemonkeyapproach

the_____17_.PerhapshenowrealisedthatIwasn't

a（n）____18____atall.

Icameawaythinkingthatourowninsecurities[9usfromunderstanding

others,whetherhumansorothercreatures.Wemightbeabletounderstandotherpeoplebetterifwe

attempttounderstand20first.

A.hidB.hurtC.parkedD.controlled

A.fellB.frozeC.rushedD.jumped

A.tenseB.simpleC.pleasantD.concrete

A.getawayB.breakinC.holdonD.giveup

A.rareB.wrongC.properD.similar

A.actionB.wisdomC.characterD.appearance

A.rollingB.walkingC.drivingD.cycling

A.satisfiedB.relaxedC.embarrassedD.worried

A.diedB.crashedC.arrivedD.disappeared

A.forcedB.signaledC.remindedD.taught

A.lifeB.tearsC.angerD.laughter

A.cheatB.followC.acceptD.find

A.shotoffB.sloweddownC.cheeredupD.camealong

A.fledB.pointedC.returnedD.connected

A.beggingB.trainingC.orderingD.inviting

A.nodB.speakC.moveD.pause

A.carB.caveC.fruitD.driver

A.enemyB.visitorC.stranger!),owner

A.saveB.excuseC.protectD.prevent

A.environments,animalsC.adventureD.resources

四、語(yǔ)法填空(本大題共10小題，每小題1.5分，共15分)

6、【來(lái)源】2021年浙江嘉興高三二模第56~65題15分(每題1.5分)

Youmayhaveheardoftheoldexpression"Gotellittothebees'1.

But1exactlydoesitmean?

TherewasatimewhenalmosteveryBritishfamilywhokept

bees2(follow)thisratherstrangetradition.Whenevertherewasadeathinthe

family,someonehadtotellthebeesoftheterribleloss3hadhappenedtothe

family.Failingtodosooftenresultedinfurtherlosses.Traditionally,thebeeswerekeptuptodatewith

notonlydeathsbutall-importantfamily4(matter)includingbirths,marriages,

andlongabsenceduetojourneys.

Thepracticeoftellingthebeesmayhave5(it)originsinCeltic

mythology(神話)thatheldthatbeeswerethelink6ourworldandthespirit

world.

Butforbeesandhumans,theirrelationshipgoesbeyondsuperstition(迷

信).7(actual),beeshelphumanssurvive,70ofthetop100cropsthatfeed

90%ofthehumanpopulationrelyonbeesforpollination(授粉).Withoutthem,theseplantswould

stop8(exist)andwithitallanimalsthateatthoseplants.Thiscanhave

a9(harm)effectonthefoodchain.Theactoftellingthebeesstressesthis

deept0(connect)humanssharewiththeinsectandnaturegenerally.

五、書(shū)面表達(dá)(本大題共1小題，共15分)

7、【來(lái)源】2021年浙江嘉興高三二模第66題15分

假定你是李華，在英國(guó)朋友Alex的幫助下，你的英語(yǔ)有所進(jìn)步。但是目前你在英語(yǔ)寫作方面

遇到一些困難，請(qǐng)給Alex寫封郵件，內(nèi)容包括：

1.感謝幫助；

2.說(shuō)明困難；

3.尋求建議。

注意：

1.詞數(shù)80左右；

2.可適當(dāng)增加細(xì)節(jié)，使行文連貫。

六、讀后續(xù)寫(本大題共1小題，共25分)

8、【來(lái)源】2021年浙江嘉興高三二模第67題25分

2020-2021學(xué)年4月浙江嘉興高三下學(xué)期月考第66題25分

閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)所給情節(jié)進(jìn)行續(xù)寫，使之構(gòu)成一個(gè)完整的故事。

Onaweekend,awomanwonabigbagofcoinsatagamemachine.Shetookabreakfordinnerwith

herhusbandinthehoteldiningroom.Butfirstshewantedtoputthecoinsinherroom.

"I'llberightbackandwe'llgotoeat,"shetoldherhusband.Thenshecarriedthebagtothelift.As

shewasabouttowalkintotheliftshenoticedtwomenalreadyaboard.

Bothwerehuge,veryhugefigures.Thewomanwasscared.Herfirstthoughtwas:"Thesetwoare

goingtorobme."Hernextthoughtwas:"Don'tbeafraid.Theylooklikenicegentlemen.',

Butfearseizedher.Shestoodandstaredatthetwomen.Shefeltanxiousandashamed.Shehoped

theydidn'treadhermind.Surelytheyknewherhesitationaboutjoiningtheminthelift.Itwasalltoo

obvious.Herfacewasred.Shecouldn'tjuststandthere,sowithaneffortofwillshepickeduponefoot

andsteppedforwardandfollowedwiththeotherfootandwasonthelift.Avoidingeyecontact,sheturned

aroundandfacedtheliftdoorsastheyclosed.

Asecondpassed,andthenanothersecond,andthenanother.Herfearincreased!Theliftdidn*tmove.

Panicconsumedher.MOhdear,"shethought,"Fmabouttoberobbed!"

Herheartsankandsweatpoured.Thenoneofthemensaid,"Hjtthefloor1'Instinct（本能）toldher:

Dowhattheytellyou.Thebagofcoinsflewupwardsasshethrewoutherarmsandcollapsedonthelift

carpet.Ashowerofcoinsraineddownonher."Takemymoneyandspareme,"sheprayed.Moreseconds

passed.

Sheheardoneofthemensaypolitely,"Madam,ifyou'lljusttelluswhatflooryou'regoingto,we'll

pushthebutton.0Theonewhosaidithadalittletroublegettingthewordsout.Hecouldnrthelplaughing.