2021屆廣東省高三六校第三次聯(lián)考英語(yǔ)試題答案(2021.2.24)

精校版絕密*啟前廣東省2021屆高三六第三次聯(lián)考英語(yǔ)試卷（答案）命：山念學(xué)2021.2.24注事：1.答前考務(wù)將己姓、生號(hào)考號(hào)座號(hào)寫答卡。2.回選題，選每題案，用筆答卡對(duì)題的案號(hào)黑。需動(dòng)，橡擦干后再涂他案號(hào)回非擇時(shí)將案在題卡，在試上效3.考結(jié)后將試和題一交回第二部閱讀（共兩，滿分分）第一節(jié)共15小題每小題分，滿分37.5分）閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的AB、C、四選項(xiàng)中選出最佳項(xiàng)。AThankforlendingusyoursupportbyplanningavisittoRavenglass&EskdaleRailway.Pleasenote,inordertomanagecapacity容)ensurethesafetyofpassengersstaff,allpassengersarerequiredpurchasealimedticketbeforehand.bearinmindthattheticketsneversoldDeparturestationsareRavenglassorDalegarth.Ourintermediatestationswillbecloseduntilfurthernotice.Therelotstoexploreourstationstop;findoutmoreouronlineitinerary(行程)planner.Ifyouareawheelchairuser,pleasecallaheadofyourvisittopre-bookyourspace.Visitwebsiteformoredetailstoplanyourvisit,ravenglass-railway.co.uk.Tel:01229717171.TimetableA(fromRAVENGLASS)Depart10:25

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精校版6.doyouthinkofauthor?A.Hard-workingdetermined.B.Confidentefficient.C.Cooperativecreative.D.Modestandtalented.7.theauthorbenefitfromtheproject?A.Sheawardforwriting.B.strongerbothmentallyandphysically.C.skillfulmakingfurniture.D.Shehadabetterunderstandingofherself.CHuman-likecarshavebeengrownonbacksofmiceusing3Dpriming.Thetechniquecouldpotentiallybeusedtoconstructnewcursorotherbodypeoplewithouttheneedforsurgery.gettingmoretoseecustomizedbodypaints,likejaws,ribsandspinalvertebraebuiltby3Dprinting.Buttheseprintedoutsidebeforeareimplantedthroughsurgery,whichcarriesaninfectionrisk.Now,MailingatSichuanUniversity,China,andhiscolleaguesshownthatportsbe3Dprintedinsidebody,atleastmice,withoutforsurgery.Initially,researchersinjecteda“bio-ink”madeofhydrogelparticles(水膠粒cartilage(軟骨cellsintothebacksofmice.Next,thebio-inkswereexposedtheear-shapedpatternsofnear-infrared(近外的light.criticalstepallowedhydrogelparticlestosticktogetheranddeveloplayer-by-layerintocar-shapedstructures.Overthenextmonth,cartilagearoundhydrogelstructures,eventuallycreatingstructuresimilarthecartilagestructuresofrealcars.Throughouttheprocess,miceexperiencednosignificantsideeffects.TheVacantiof1990salsohadhuman-likeeargrownonback,butitwasmadebyimplantingplasticstructureseededwithcartilageunderneaththeskin,rather3Dprintingthestructuredirectlyatthesite.Theresearchersthenewtechniquecouldusedtoconstructnewearsforpeoplebornmicrotia,aconditionthatpreventsthecarsfromdevelopingproperly.“Wearemakingeffortimprovethistechniqueforfuturetreatmentofhumandefects,”says

精校版Thenonsurgicalprintingtechniquecouldpotentiallybeusedtorepairdamagedcartilagenoses,fingers,toesorelbows,saysRosenzweigatMcGillUniversityinCanada.Incontrast,hipanddeepkneecartilagedefectsmayhardertofix,becausenear-infraredlightusuallyonlypenetratesabout2centimetersintothebody,says.Gou’shopestoeventuallyadaptthetechniquetofixotherdamagedorgansliketheheartorlungs.However,thiswillmorechallengingbecausetheheartlungscontainmultipletypes,whicharedeeperinthearcconstantlycontractingrelaxing,saysRosenzweig.8.specialthenew3Dtechnique?A.requiresnewsurgicalmethods.B.Itcausesunexpectedsideeffects.C.Itproducesmanycustomizedbodyparts.D.allowsnewbodypartstogrowthe9.Accordingthepassage,whichthefollowingmattersintheexperimentprocessofGouA.hydrogelparticles.B.cartilagecells.C.near-infraredlight.D.plasticstructure.10.WhatRosenzweigthinkofthetechnique?A.life-saving.B.Itneedsimproving.C.Itimpossible.D.It’sgetting11.thebestforthetext?A.NewMethodofConstructingParts.B.BreakthroughinTreatingDefects.C.NewTechniqueRequiringSurgery.D.PartsCan3D-PrintedInsidetheBody.DIntheUKweequateexperience,especiallyamongstyoungergenerations,withthenumberofstampsinyourpassport.Travelnotsimplyapursuitofalso“character-building“definingpotentially,

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精校版35.A.reactionB.recoveryC.realizationD.recognition第二節(jié)（共10??；每小題1.5分滿分15分）閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入個(gè)當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~成括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形.Exercisingnotjustimportantforyourbody,butalsoyourmind.AstudybyDr.AndreaattheCooperResearchInstituteinDallas,foundpatientswhodaily35-minutewalksexperienced47%,36(reduce)theirdepressionlevels.Intimewhenmanypeoplearoundtheglobeareinlockdownand37(able)toattendthegym,emphasis38(place)onhomeexercising.Fearsofinactivelifestylepilingthepoundsareforcingtonovel39(way)moveandstretchtheirmuscles.’tneedtoliftorhaveexpensiveequipmentlikerowingandcyclingtoyoustayfit.Cardiovascularexercise有氧運(yùn)，simplycalledcardio,isdesignedtokeepyourheartup,andgradually40(strength)yourheartandimproveyourgeneralfitness.usareturning41activitiesskippingwith42oldrope,watchingoneofthemany‘timesexpertsproduceexercisevideosonline.isanothergreataerobicactivitytohelpincreaseyourbloodcirculation.Therearemanyaffordablepedometerswhichcanbewornlikeaused43(track)yoursteps,heartsleepingpatternsyourbloodoxygenationlevels.PractisingyogaorTaiChihelptokeepourbodiessupple.44inturncanlowerjointpainandhelpprotectusinjury.Finally,strengthandresistancetrainingcanbedoneat45(simple)liftingbagsriceorboxesinsteadofheavyweightsthegym.第三部分寫（共兩,滿40分）第一節(jié)（滿分15分假定你是李,你校的外籍交換Henry給你發(fā)了一封部件，想讓你為他推薦一種字典，用來(lái)學(xué)習(xí)漢語(yǔ)，請(qǐng)你用英文給他回復(fù)。內(nèi)容包括：1.詞名稱；推薦理由；表達(dá)祝愿。注意：1.詞80左：2.可當(dāng)增加細(xì)節(jié)以行文連。

精校版第二節(jié)（滿25分）閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭語(yǔ)續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。Idrivingalonginwesterngotsleepy.IsawsignthatsaidGAS/EAT.pulledoff.Themanbehindthecounterwastheonlypersoninthediner.Ijudgedhimaboutfortyyearsold.Hishairwasjuststartinggettheears.Isatdownatthecounterandorderedcoffeeandapplepie.Hebroughtthecoffeesteaminghot.forcreamsugar?heasked.Isaid,“Please.”Acarpulledupoutside.Themencamerightin.Thetallsaid,“Twocoffees.Doyouaroadmapthatcouldlook”“Ithinkso,”themanbehindthecountersaid.Hegotcoffeefirstandstartedlookingthroughapileofpapersbytelephone,tryingtofindwastoseehewasthetypewouldgoofhistohelpyou.Afterminuteortwo,hecamewithone.“Thisoneoutofdate,but…Heitoncounter,besidetheircoffeecups.Thetwomenspreadthemapleanedoverit.TheoneranhisfingeralongtheRioGrandeRivershookhishead.“IguesttherenoplacegetacrosstofromthissideofPaso.Heittohispal,butthenunbehindthecounterheardhisfacelituplikealightbulb.cryingfindbestwaysouth?Imightbeablehelpyouthat.”“Justaminute,Hespentalotofgoingthroughthepapersthetelephoneagain.“Thoughtmighthaveamap,”hesaid.“AnythingrecenttheHackettBridge.Anyway,Icanyoutofindit.“HereatowncalledHackett,thesaid,stilllookingthemap.ontheriver,theofroad.Lookslikeaprettyplace.“Notanymore.Itjustaboutdoubledsizesincetheybuiltthebridge.”happenstheside?”shortaskedthequestion,butofthemwerepayingcloseattention.“Prettyfairload,cleartoChihuahua.joinsuptherethehighwayoutofElPasoJuarez.Themanfinishedhiscoffee,foldedputinhispocket,andstoodup.“Weyourmapus,”hesaid.Themanbehindthecountershruggedandsaid,“Gladtoletyou注意：1.續(xù)詞數(shù)應(yīng)為150左；

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