河南省鶴壁市高級(jí)中學(xué)2021屆高三英語上學(xué)期第一次模擬測(cè)試8月段考試題

1、河南省鶴壁市高級(jí)中學(xué)2021屆高三英語上學(xué)期第一次模擬測(cè)試（8月段考）試題第二部分：閱讀理解（共20小題；每小題2分，滿分40分）第一節(jié)：閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)（a、b、c和d）中，選出最佳選項(xiàng) (共15小題，每小題2分，共30分)。a point reyes at point reyes you will find trails, historic buildings and visitor centers where visitors can enjoy all aspects of the unique area. visitors can enjoy camping, hi

2、king and biking. point reyes national park also features the point reyes lighthouse and visitor center, and at the visitor center you can learn all about the lighthouse (燈塔) and for the very adventurous tourists a trip down the 308 stairs to the lighthouse is a great option. big sur big sur is a reg

3、ion in california with many wonders to offer visitors. the los padres national forest is an excellent destination for hiking. throughout the forest there are many trails, including trails allowing visitors to walk along the coastline. in addition, big sur is also a fantastic destination for wildlife

4、 viewing. this region is one of the few places where the majestic bird can be seen. yosemite national park located in central california, yosemite national park is an amazing destination for recreational enthusiasts, especially rock climbers. climbers travel from around the world to take on the chal

5、lenges presented at yosemite. there are many other recreational activities to enjoy, including biking, hiking, backpacking and many more. yosemite valley has a wide range of attractive sights, and waterfalls. joshua tree national park located in southeastern california, joshua tree has some amazing

6、sites to see. there are many nature trails, hiking trails, as well as options for mountain biking and rock climbing. visitors to joshua tree can enjoy the beautiful desert ecosystem. at joshua tree you can look into the dense star clouds of the milky way, and see clearly. these star clouds are espec

7、ially dense and bright to the south near the horizon.21. how do tourists visit the point reyes lighthouse?a. by bike. b. on foot. c. by air. d. by boat.22. what can tourists do in big sur?a. enjoy historic buildings. b. hunt birds.c. see the sea. d. climb rocks.23.where can you go if youd like to ex

8、perience the desert ecosystem?a. point reyes. b. big sur.c. yosemite national park. d. joshua tree national parkbchef xiang chunqinlowered the fire on the stove where she was cooking hercantonese meal. she added all the necessary ingredients, including the seafood, shrimp. she quickly lowered the fi

9、re and turned toward a phone camera as hundreds of people watched heronline.it ruins the dish if you burn the breadcrumbs,” she advised herlive-streamvideo watchers.many people in china are restricted to their homes in the effort to stop the spread of coronavirus. millions of them are finding a new

10、interest in cooking. people watching television and online cooking shows are learning how to make chinese and western foods. they are also pushing up the sale of special cookwareon online markets, because cooking tools matter to some recipes. downloads of the top five recipe apps doubled in february

11、,said research company sensor tower, i.e.more than 2 million downloads. the chinese video streaming company billibilli said it has had more than 580 million views of its cooking videos in the two months since the coronavirus began to spread in china.another online cooking show producer daydaycooktol

12、d reportersits number of new users increased 200 percent from january to february. a recipe for bean curd and shrimp received the most views. we have never gained new users with such speed since we launched the service in 2012, said founder and leader tan xiaoyong.many new home cooks are young peopl

13、e living in cities, say industry leaders. this group is used to eating in restaurants or getting food delivery. now these people are cooking at home.huang yifeng,is a 28-year-old who works in beijing, the capital. she was among those trapped at home in february. she saysshe spent a lot of time onlin

14、e, learning how to make bread and other foods. chefxiangexplained that many of heronline viewers expressed interest in discussing more than just food. in the past, users were only interested in learning cooking tricks, but now we talk about all kinds of subjects.24. what does the underlined word in

15、the second paragraph probably refer to?a. pans and potsb. cooks and viewersc. salt and oild .books and recipes25. what do we know about the influence of the coronavirusin this text?a. bilibili has more viewers than daydaycook after the coronavirusbroke out.b. therecipe for bean curd and shrimp had t

16、he most purchasers.c. peoplewere only interested in learning cooking trickswhen restricted to their homes.d. in february, much more people than before had access to the trending cooking apps.26. what is the main purpose of the thirdparagraph?a.to provide readers with an example of how hot online coo

17、king apps have become.b. to serve as the background information of the passage.c. to show its easy to do business during the coronavirusoutbreak.d. to advertise the app daydaycook.27. what is the text mainly about?a. the reason why people are used to eating in restaurants or getting food delivery.b

18、.the number of daydaycooks new usersfrom january to february.c. the fact that western food is getting increasinglypopular.d. the trend of learning cooking tricks when trapped at home.c both low-fat and low-carbon diets work equally well to help people lose weight over two years, a new research has s

19、hown. in addition, the low-carbon diets may also improve levels of hdl cholesterol(膽固醇), although its not clear how much difference this would make to your overall health. the search for a diet that helps people lose weight goes back decades. in recent years, theres been much discussion about the st

20、rong points of low-fat diets, compared with low-carbon diets. and some claim that the low-carbon diets work well for short-term weight loss, but there isnt enough evidence to show how well the two types of diets work and what the effects are on peoples health in the long term. in addition, its been

21、recognized that weight-loss programs are better if they include some support to help people make changes to their eating and exercise habits. this is often called behavioral therapy, because it works through changing peoples behavior. the new study has researched people who followed a weight-loss pr

22、ogram over two years, all of whom had behavioral therapy. according to the actual situation of different people, half the people followed a low-carbon diet, and half followed a low-fat diet. and the result shows: people on both diets did equally well in losing weight. after two years, they had lost

23、on average 7 kilograms. this amount of weight loss is enough to have positive effects on the health of fat people. whats more, the group who had the low-carbon diets had much better levels of hdl cholesterol than people on the low-fat diets. if you need to lose weight, this study shows that the beha

24、vioral therapy is able to work effectively. you may find it easier to lose weight as part of a supervised weight-loss program that can help you break bad habits and make healthy changes to your diets and lifestyle. 28. what advantage do low-carbon diets have?a. they can help people remember better.b

25、. they can better levels of hdl cholesterol.c. they can improve peoples overall health greatly.d. they can help people take exercise better.29. what can we know from the passage?a. participants on both diets didnt lose the same weight in the new study. b. the low-fat and low-carbon diets make much d

26、ifference to your overall health. c. people who want to lose weight should change their eating and exercise behavior. d. the behavioral therapy is beneficial to your health in the long term. 30. what is the authors attitude towards behavioral therapy? a. critical.b. supportive.c. doubtful.d. indiffe

27、rent. 31. where is the passage taken from?a. a science-fiction book. b. a guidebook.c. a scientific newspaper. d. a fashion magazine.d nowadays some companies are attempting to grow seafood from cells in a laboratory rather than harvesting it from the oceans. with massive problems with overfishing w

28、orldwide and growing demand for shrinking supplies of seafood, the way fish currently makes its way to our plates isnt a long-term viable option. between 1961 and 2016, the average annual increase in global food fish consumption outpaced population growth. those are figures not sustainable for us, t

29、he fish or the environment as a whole. cellular seafood could be the answer. just dont make the mistake of calling it lab-grown fish. “none of us in the industry would call it lab-grown seafood,” says mike selden, ceo of finless foods. “finless foods isnt lab-grown. we experiment and create our scie

30、nce in the lab, but dont produce there. our products come from a production base much like a farm as a production base for animals.” finless foods is a tech company in san francisco. beginning in 2017, its been working to bring to market a species of cultured bluefin tuna (藍(lán)鰭金槍魚) created using cellu

31、lar technology. shortly after that, the company produced its first pound of bluefin tuna meat for a cost of about $19,000. since then, however, its been working to bring that price down. selden terms what finless foods is doing as “cell-based seafood”. “were growing seafood from real seafood cells,”

32、 selden explained. “we take cells from a fish once, and then grow them endlessly from that. we do the same process that happens inside of a fish and make it happen outside of a fish.” the goal of cellular seafood isnt to entirely destroy the current seafood industry. instead, its intended to augment

33、 itand perhaps to help reduce some of the more harmful aspects of current fishing practices like overfishing and illegal fishing. and when it comes to certain sea species, this laboratory-based approach could help create a plentiful supply of certain fish without endangering the survival of certain

34、overfished species as a whole.32. what is the main function of the second paragraph?a. warning us of the shrinking seafood supplies. b. stressing the significance of cellular seafood.c. analyzing the reasons for global overfishing. d. showing the environmental effect of seafood.33. what problem with

35、 cellular seafood is finless foods facing?a. the high cost of its production. b. its inadequate nutrient content.c. its potential harmful health effect. d. the complex production process.34. what does the underlined word “augment” in the last paragraph most probably mean?a. replace b. strengthen c.

36、cancel d. tolerate35. what is the best title for the text?a. is seafood made out of cells? b. will seafood become cheaper?c. have we got enough seafood? d. is cellular seafood sustainable?第二節(jié)：七選五，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)（共五小題，每小題2分，滿分10分）a community feels more alive when people who l

37、ive there try to help improve it. if you look around and see that your community has a lot of problems, theres no better time to start fixing them than right now. _36_stop to offer help when and where youre neededits a simple way to create the atmosphere that makes people feel safe and happy. if you

38、 see someone in need of assistance, come to their aid instead of looking on. _37_volunteer in your communitydonating your time is an excellent way to have a positive effect on your community. _38_ it costs organizations a lot of time and money to train volunteers, so make sure that you will be avail

39、able and willing to help out on a long-term basis._39_you can help in many ways. consider starting your own business. in this way you can serve your community by offering a great product and possibly even hiring employees. and try to get most of your produce from the local market and shop at local s

40、tores.attend community eventshow often do you show up to community events? _40_ just showing up is a way to help people in your community because it lets them know that you care. for example, if someone is trying to hold a “bike to work or school day” on monday mornings, and youve got a bike, why no

41、t give it a try? show people in your community that biking is fun.a. learn about organizationsb. support your local economyc. start participating in community activities as many as you cand. just be aware that becoming a volunteer is a serious commitmente. keep reading for ideas on how to help make

42、your community betterf. hold activities in an effort to make the neighborhood a better placeg. do for others what youd want them to do for you if you were in their situation第三部分 語言知識(shí)運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié)，滿分45分）第一節(jié) （共20小題；每小題1.5分，滿分30分）閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的a、b、c和d四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。my mind seems always to return to th

43、e day that i met carl. the city bus stopped at centennial drive to 41 the daily commuters(往返者). when boarding the bus, i luckily 42 a seat near the back.when sitting down, i began to read the book on the road id been 43 . the man next to me then asked if id read any other books like that one from th

44、e same era. when i said yes, he seemed to become 44 .he 45 himself as carl and told me he used to play the trumpet in jazz clubs. he asked if i like jazz, and i told him that i didnt really listen to it. 46 carl to tell me that i should listen to “ real 47 ”, i was shocked when he just 48 and smiled

45、, saying, “ you 49 me of myself when i was your age. i remember how my parents 50 jazz, how they couldnt see how i could listen to that awful 51 . i bet your parents say the 52 thing, dont they?” now it was my turn to smile, saying how right he was.all the way, the more we talked, the more 53 i beca

46、me at how much the two of us really had in common, despite the age 54 . finally, carl got off at his stop, and mine was soon after. i havent seen him since then, but the 55 of our connection that day 56 leaves my mind. carl really made me 57 how much we can learn from each other if we just break thr

47、ough the barriers weve got. carl 58 me that we should make an extra 59 to try and get to know the people around us, regardless of age, race or anything else. if we all understand each other, the world would be a much better place that we could 60 together.41. a. drop offb. pass byc. pick upd. search

48、 for42. a. spottedb. exchangedc. sparedd. reserved43. a. selling b. possessing c. checking d. carrying44. a. excited b. relaxed c. interested d. encouraged 45. a. introduced b. behaved c. dressed d. claimed46. a. relying on b. calling on c. turning to d. waiting for 47. a. music b. instrument c. pro

49、blem d. performance48. a. cheered b. apologized c. nodded d. applauded49. a. warn b. remind c. inform d. convinced50. a. promoted b. advocated c. hated d. enjoyed51. a. silence b. noise c. fear d. howl52. a. precious b. contradictory c. significant d. same53. a. annoyed b. amazed c. disappointed d.

50、confused54. a. connection b. advantage c. diversity d. difference55. a. chance b. attempt c. thought d. decision 56. a. rarely b. merely c. eventually d. gradually57. a. foresee b. determine c. admit d. consider58. a. motivated b. taught c. promised d. witnessed59. a. preparation b. goal c. effort d

51、. accomplishment60. a. share b. evolve c. preserve d. construct第二節(jié) （共10小題；每小題1.5分，滿分15分）閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。working at a desk all day may not be as bad for your health as sitting in front of a television after work.this study 61 (suggest）thatwe should focus more on leisure time sitting,

52、mainly television viewing time, rather than sittingin general.the study 62 (follow)close to 3,600 african-american adults. almost one-third of them watched tv for more than four 63 (hour)a day. a little more than one-third of thesubjects spent between two and four hours a day 64 (sit)infront of the

53、tv.the remaining third watched tv for less than two hours a day. 65 (compare)to people who watched less than two hours of television daily, those who spent more than four hours infront of the tv were 49 percent more likely to die or have aheart attack 66 stroke. but the undesirable health effects of

54、 tv appeared to be limited to adults 67 failed to get the recommended amount ofweekly exercise.the study had some limitations, 68 .it is possible that sitting in front of the tv might be worse than sitting at a desk because people snackwhile they are watching tv. some people 69 (simple)stay up toolate and do not get enough sleep. 70 (eat)treats or lack of sleep could both cause weight gain and increase risk factors for heart disease.第四部分 寫作（共兩節(jié)，滿分35分）第一節(jié) 單句改錯(cuò) 下列每個(gè)句子中均有一個(gè)錯(cuò)誤，請(qǐng)找出并改正（共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分）增加：在缺詞處加一個(gè)漏字符號(hào)（），并在其下面寫出該加的詞。刪除：把多余的詞用斜線（）劃掉。修改：在錯(cuò)的詞下劃一橫線，并在該詞下面寫出修改后的詞。注意：每處