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荆门市龙泉中学2021届高三年级11月月考
英语试题
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第一部分听力（共两节，满分30 分）
第一节（共5小题每题1.5分共7.5分）听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给 的A、
B
、
C
三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有
1 0
秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下
一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。
eopletak epartintheworld-classmatcheveryyear?
iveintensi vetraining.
loryfortheircountry.
weknowabout thelittlegirl?
dancing.
dthewomandolastnight ?
weight-losspills.
veonlyinAustralia.
eA ustralia’sonlysymbol.
lltheyfindapersontodo?
letheInternetproblem.
第二节（共15小题;每小题1.5分,满分22.5 分）
听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题,从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出< br>最佳选项,并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前,你将有时间阅读各个小题,每小题5秒钟;听完后,各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。
听第6段材料,回答第6、7题 。
yisittodayprobably?
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evetheirdreams.
inhighspirits.
atake-away.
buyingaskirt.
tveryangry.
Australiansproudofkangaroos?
magesarebeautiful.
y.
thetextbook.
day.< br>heessay.
ay.
askonline.
llthemanprobab lydofirst?
听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。
esthemansayaboutt hehouseinEccles?
hecheapest.
ld.
hebigges t.
oisy.
henewest.
nfurnished.
sthedis advantageofthehouseinMonton?
听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。< br>sthewomanmeettheman?
attheapartment.
amea ltogether.
nweknowfromtheconversation?
board issmall.
ays.
听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。
esthemans uggestseeingatfirst?
s.
cingQueen.
’sfunn y.
aclub.
al.
orLeaveIt.
’sboring.
heclowns.
y.
ating.
’sold.
lentfilm.fthefollowingwaslaunchedlastweek?
sthewomanfe elabouttheromanticcomedythemanmentions?
thespea kersdecidetodoatlast?
听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。
jor didMiastudyatcollege?
.
eofherfairjudgment.< br>eofherenthusiasmformovies.
esEllado?
tor.
diedsociology.
ician.
nedtoprofessionals .
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versomefurniture.
chenisempty.
e days.
httableisnice.
days.
llthespeakersm eetnexttimeprobably?
icity.
ldMiaenterthecor edecision-makinglevelinthecompany?
eofherextrao rdinaryability.
rtoshoottheTVseries,whatdidElla do?
ghteconomicsupport.
第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）< br>第一节（共
15
小题；每小题
2.5
分，满分
37.5
分）
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中选出最佳选项，并在答题纸上将该项涂黑 。
A
TheUK'smusicfestivalsareworldfamousbutth ereareplentymoretocelebrateinthecountry.
BurnsN ight,Scotland
On25January,Scotscelebratethelife andworksofScotland'snationalpoetRobertBurnsbyholdi nga
take
itinturntoreciteBurns’poemsorsingon eofhissongs.
HayFestival,Hay-on- Wye,Wales
For10dayseachMay,thesmalltownofHay- on-WyeontheedgeoftheBreconBeaconsNational
Parki nWalesisfilledwithwriters,filmmakers,musicians,and peoplewhocometohearthemtalkand
tivalcelebratesg reatwritingofallgenres(体裁)anditalltakesplaceinavil lagein
thetown.
CampFestival,Dorset
Asabr anchofafestivalheldinDorset,it’eryyear
inthegro undsofthehistoricLulworthCastleinDorset,thefestiva lincludestoplivemusicacts,butasthe
organizersay s,“kidsareking”atCampFestival,withawidevarietyofen tertainment,workshopsandfun
2020CampFestivaltak esplacefrom25to28July.
GuyFawkesDayor“BonfireNi ght”
AllovertheUKon5November,theBritishlightbon firesandsetofffireworksintheirbackgardensor,
mo recommonlythesedays,lebratetheCatholicGuyFawkes’failedattempttoblowuptheHousesofParliament(议会院)o n5November,1605.
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Whichfestivalsarere latedtoliterature(
文学
)?
A
．
HayFes tivalandCampFestival.
C．BurnsNightandGuyFawkesD ay.
A．InJuly.B．InMay.
B
．
BurnsNightan dHayFestival.
D．CampFestivalandGuyFawkesDay.
C．InJanuary.D．InNovember.
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Whendoest hefestivalmostattractivetochildrentakeplace?
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WhatdoesGuyFawkesDaycelebrate?
A
．< br>Animpressivebuilding.
C．Anorganizedgame.
B
LuoDengpinghasbecomefamousastheonlywomaninagr oupof“spidermen”whoclimbcliffsof
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B
．< br>Asuccessfuladventure.
D．Ahistoricalevent.
upto100metershigh,withoutropesorsafetyequipmentof anykind,fortheentertainmentoftouristsin
China’s GuizhouProvince.
MenoftheMiaopeople,inSouthwest China,
originallydevelopedthisskillaspartofacus tom,toliftcoffins(
棺材
)ofrelativesupthecliff sandplace
theminsmallcavesorjusthangthemonthecl iffside,liketheTanaTorajatribe,o
spidermenconti nuedclimbingtheverticalcliffsofZiyun,,
onlyafew membersoftheMiaopeoplestillpracticethisancienttrad ition,andoneofthemisawoman.
Traditionally,onlyM iaomenwereconsideredbraveandskilledenoughtobecomes pidermen,but
aughterofaskilled
spiderman,and withnobrotherstocarryonherfamily’stradition,Luobeg anclimbingthecliffsnearthe
eginning,shefeltscar edandcouldbarelymoveonthe
precariouscliffside,b utastimewentby,sheperfectedherskillsand,eventually ,makingherwayupthe
giantrocksusingnothingbuther handsandfeetbecameroutine.
Inherlateteens,LuoDe ngpingleftthevillageandbecameamigrantworkeratacons tructionsitein
urnedin2000,ortherhusband,who
drivesfreighttrucksforaliving,sheoccasionallyclim bednearbycliffsinsearchofmedicinalplantstosell.
Then,in2015,thelocalgovernmentdecidedtopromotethe karstsmountainasatouristattraction,and
startedh iringspidermentopracticetheirskillsforentertainmen tpurposes.
LuoDengpingworkasspiderwomanatfirst?
moremoney.
ortherhusband.
.
ntworker.
r.
nbethebesttitleforthetext?
’sOnly“Spi derWoman”
Makes“SpiderWoman”
C
Markettrad ersandstreetvendors(
小贩
)aremakingacomebacka crossChina,andthistimetheyfind
themselvesequipp edwith
makemom-and- popretailstandsactive,thecountry’sleadinge-commerc eplatformsarelendingahelping
hand,offeringaseri esofservicesfrominventorysupporttoaccessiblefinanc ingbackedbytechnologiesto
finallypromotedomesti c(国内的)spendingandemployment.
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yonherfamil y’stradition.
ectmedicinalplants.
.
rmer.
ous.
ibutor.
dy.
estheunderlinedword“ precarious”inParagraph3probablymean?
LuoDengpin g’shusband?
motionofAncientSkills
MenBecomes aMust-see
heartoftheactionplanisanefforttol inkstreetvendorsdirectlywithfactories,effectivelya voiding
middlemenandsavingtimeandcosts.“Thelarg enumberofsmall-scalemerchantsonthesitehasmanagedtogaintheupperhandinpricenegotiations,whilemanuf acturersaremorewillingtomass-producegoodsas
the economyofscaleservestoreducecosts,thuscreatingawin -winsituation,”generalmanagerWangHai
inancialfr ont,1688’sparentAlibabaGroupisofferinginterest-fre eloansworthatotalof70
billionyuan,sessmentforea ch
applicantisconductedbysisterserviceMybank.Meanwhile,promisedtosecurequalitygoodsworthmoret han50
billionyuanandisofferingeachstallkeeperup to100,000yuanworthofinterest-freeloansforthepurpos e
ilize(稳定）employment,JDdecidedtoaddanumberofjo bpositionsthat
eitherrequireflexibleworkinghour s,allowworkingfromhomeoraredesignedtopromotestartu p
tsrelatedtologistics,delivery,warehousemanage mentandpackaging,peoplefrom
poverty-strickenare asshouldbeemployedfirst.
“Thenovelcoronavirusou tbreakwillacceleratethedigitaltransformationofther ealeconomy,and
individualtradersandsmallerstore sarenoexception,”saidXuLei,CEOofJD’sretailunit.“We havethe
abilityand,moreimportant,theresponsibil itytoinjectvitality(
活力）
intotheseentities,t huscontributingto
theeconomicreboundandstabiliz ingemployment.”
-commerceplatformshelpmom-and-p opretailstands?
ringdigitalskills.
commercia lservices.
ndingtheconsumermarket.
opportuni ties.
ingtoWangHai,’sactionplanmaybeanexampleof
gupthewrongtree
gPetertopayPaul
weknowab outJD’splantocreatemoreposts?
rsmoreaccessible< br>areaswillgetfunds.
XuLei’sattitudetowardsthe developmentofeconomy?
ointed.
ng.
D
As anyonewhofreelances(做自由职业)knows,therearelotsofadva ntagesofworkingathome
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iding
increasin gemployment
.
gthecartbeforethehorse
gtwo birdswithonestone
atexpandingtheirbusiness.
eeswillhavetoworkregularly.
ul.
rearedrawbac kstoo,erco-workingspacesare
becomingsopopular:t heypermitself-employedindividualstofeelliketheyare partofalloffice
environment,tingaco-workingspac edoescostmoney.
NowaSwedishprojectisaimingtocha ngethatbyturningpeople’sunder- usedhomesintotemporary
co-workingspaces,ewassta rtedbyfreelancersChristoferGradin
FranzenandJoh lineZandraaboutayearagoinStockholmwhentheyinviteda fewpeopleintotheirhome
greatsuccess,andtheproje cthassincespreadtoanumberofcitiesin
Europe,Nort handSouthAmerica,Australia,cansignupandoffertheirh ome
spaceasafreeco-workingspace,orfindaHofficen earthem.
OnaHofficeday,45minutes,everyonegetsuptotakeabreak,stretch,ards,peoplecangatheraroun d
again,andre-statetheirintentionsandgoalsforth erestoftheworkday,asawaytomotivateeachother.
Me alscanbeeatentogetheratacertainhour,potluck-style( 家常饭)orbybringingyourownlunch.
freelancersdescri be,
“ByworkingatHoffice,wegiveourselvesandeacho therthegifttospendourdaysinasocialworking
envir onment,make
suretogiveusandeachotherwhatweneedt ofeelcalm,happy,inspiredandcreativeduringtheworkin g
day.”
SoHofficeisnotjustaboutsharingspace; it’hapsthebest
thingisthatHofficesarefreetouse.
ewasstartedto________.
people’sattitudetowo rk
epeople’sworkingconditions
’sthemainideao fParagraph3?
plerespondtoHoffice.
oplesharea tHoffice.
ngerthanbefore
talotfromtheworking style
fficemeanstopeople.
fficedayworks.
’tbeseparatedfromeachother
morepeopletojointhem
eaco-workingspaceforfree
agepeopletobemores ocial
eelancers’descriptionsofHofficesuggesttha tthey________.
weknowaboutHofficeaccordingtothe text?
eenpopularinmanycountriesformanyyears.
reatedmanynewjobopportunities.
sonnotonlyenvir onmentbutalsohumanneeds.
itableforpeoplefromall walksoflife.
第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）
·6·根据短文内容，从短文后选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
Theh umanbrain’ten(
持久的
)stressandunhealthylifest ylescan
esomewaystoimproveyourmemory.
Sharpe nyourbrainwithmnemonic
（记忆的）
devices
.36A ndaccordingtorecentstudies,becauseit
essentiall yactslikebraintrainingandforcesittoworkandproducen ewcognitive(
认知的
)network
aheadandadaptmn emonicpracticeswheneverpossible.
Exerciseregula rly
rchfindsleadingasedentary(
久坐的
)lifes tylecanalsoleadto
memoryloss.
Playvideogames
Getont’sgoodforyour
mind,accordingtoarecent studythatshowedhowthesepastimescanhelpimprovethefu nctioningof
variousmemory-associatedregionsinth ebrain.
Eatvegetables
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Reducestressleve ls
Theresearchshowsintenseandpersistentstress,e speciallyathighlevels,caneasilyharmourmemory
an ddestroyourcognitiveskills.
yourstress.
ore, don’tsitforalongtime.
down,andeaseyourselfintod oingsomething.
’tplayforalongtime,becausetoomuc hcanbebadforyou.
nyourshoes,gooutsideandstartwo rkingupagoodsweat.
blesandfruitsarebeneficialfo rourbody,physicallyandmentally.
’swell-knowntha teatingvegetablescanhelpkeepyourbodyhealthy,includ ingyourbrain.
icdevicesaretechniquesapersoncanu setohelpthemrememberinformationbetter.
第三部分语言运用 （共两节，满分
30
分
)
第一节完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分,满分1 5分）
40Youcandothisbythinking,takingawalktoreduc e
Variousresearchpapersstatethatvegetablescanhe lploweroxidative（氧化的)stressin
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37It’sheal thyforbothyourmindandyourbody.
yourbrainaswella shelpkeephealthycognitivefunctions.
阅读下面短文，从短文后 各题所给的
A
、
B
、
C
和
D
四个选项中， 选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，
并在答题纸上将该项涂黑。
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