小学二年级下学期班主任工作安徽省马鞍山市高三毕业班第三次教学质量监测(三模)英语试题

2021年1月17日发(作者：颜吉连)
2020
届安徽省马鞍山市高三毕业班第三次教学质量监测（三
模）英语试题

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班级 ：
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考号：
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一、阅读选择

STAGES
Barbara and the Camp Dogs

The confident lead singer of a pub rock band, Barbara sets out on a road trip with her
cousin Rene to reconnect with
their family and see her sick mum. It’s written by Alana
Valentine, and Leticia Caceres directs a cast including Yovich.
Malthouse Theatre. Today, 6:30pm.
Tickets: $$30-$$55.
Bookings: (03) 9685 5111 or online.
Peter Pan Goes Wrong
The Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society presents the Olivier award-nominated play Peter
Pan Goes Wrong. JM Barrie’s classic fairytale Peter Pan has been reimagined with comedic
disasters, including technical problems and cast conflict.
Sydney Lyric Theatre. Tonight, 7pm.
Tickets: $$69.90- $$119.90.
Bookings: 1300 795 267 or online.
Kwongkan

Combining contemporary and traditional dance, the Ochre Contemporary Dance
Company and the Daksha Sheth Dance Company perform Kwongkan to live music. Created
and directed by Mark Howett, this piece explores ancient, present and future cultures where
humans struggle to save the planet and themselves.
Fremantle Arts Centre. Tonight and Tomorrow, 7:30pm.
Tickets: $$28.60-$$51.
Inquiries: (08) 9432 9555 or online.
The Rosie Result
Author Graeme Simsion discusses his new novel, The Rosie Result, which explores the
love life of middle-aged autistic (
患自闭症的
) character Don. Simsion presents the talk
alongside clinical psychologist Tony Attwood. The event will be moderated (
主持
) by autism
advocate Barb Cook.
Brisbane Powerhouse. Tonight, 7pm.

Tickets: $$30-$$57.

Bookings: (07) 3358 8600 or online.
1
．
Who is the author of Peter Pan?
A
．
JM Barrie.
B
．
Alana V
alentine.
C
．
Yovich.
D
．
Mark Howett.
2
．
What is special about The Rosie Result?
A
．
It is directed by a singer.
C
．
It includes traditional dance.
B
．
It has comedic disasters.
D
．
It is a talk about a novel.
3
．
Which stage has the smallest price range of tickets?
A
．
Barbara and the Camp Dogs.
C
．
Kwongkan.





George, once known as
“Midnight Memory Maker,” had been given away after his
original owner, Todd Mathieson, died and his wife, Diane, could no longer care for him. She
found a new home for George so that he could continue to race for a number of years.
In September, 2018, George was turned over to the Animal Rescue League (ARL) of
Boston. When he arrived at the league’s adoption center in Dedham, he was slightly
underweight, and in need of medical care. But, over all, he was in good health, the league said.
George recuperated (
休养
) for a few months in Dedham before being put into foster care.
“He was highly intelligent, elegant, well
-trained and had clearly known love. He was very
engaged with humans,” Cordula Robinson, George’s foster parent, said in the statement.

Robinson wanted to help George go home. She contacted animal rescue agencies up and
down the East Coast to see if anyone recognized him. To her surprise, someone from New
Jersey recognized George as once belonging to Todd Mathieson. He was well known and
owned a stable in Connecticut, said Michael DeFina, a spokesman for the ARL. George is
notable for his distinctive colors, such as white patches on his hooves (
蹄子
) that look “like
socks,” DeFina said. They went through show photos to confirm George’s identity and
contacted his original hostess.
Diane Mathieson was “overwhelmed and ecstatic (
欣喜若狂
)” about the possibility of
reuniting with George.
After 13 years apart, George was transported to his family in Ocala, Florida, where he will
B
．
Peter Pan Goes Wrong.
D
．
The Rosie Result.
enjoy his retirement. “He seems to be walking taller,” Diane said.

4
．
Why was George given away by his original family?
A
．
He was a trouble-maker in the community.
B
．
He often got lost for his poor memory.
C
．
The family couldn’t provide enough care.

5
．
What did Cordula Robinson do for George?
A
．
Bring him to the adoption center.
C
．
Take some show photos for him.
6
．
Who is the owner of George now?
A
．
Todd Mathieson.
C
．
Michael DeFina.
7
．
What can we infer about George?
A
．
He used to be a race horse.
C
．
He lost both of his parents.





Here’s the list of skiers, who have won four consecutive (
连续的
) world
championships: Nobody.
Well, nobody besides Mikaela Shiffrin, who did it last Saturday in Are, Sweden. The
Colorado skier, still just 23, is the best story, really, of this sports winter in the slalom (
障碍滑
雪
).
She pulled it off, despite an illness that challenged her breathing. Shiffrin told NBC after
her win that her mother, Eileen, advised her before her second run: You don’t have to do this.

But Shiffrin told herself what she had told herself many times before: “I just need 60 seconds.”
So she did it, and
she got it. Shiffrin is closing in on her third World Cup overall title. She’s
ranked No. 1 on the planet in slalom.
In women’s skiing, the mountain is now Shiffrin’s. She’s earned it. Those two (and soon
three) World Cup overalls; 56 World Cup individual victories; and, oh yeah, right, three
Olympic medals, two of them gold. Shiffrin is already considered a serious threat to Ingemar
Stenmark’s record of 86 World Cup victories, and Lindsey Vonn’s 82, though the 34
-year-old
surely would have collected more had she not suffered repeated injuries during her career. Of
course, Shiffrin may wind up chasing someone else’s mark—Austria’s brilliant Marcel
Hirscher, 29, now has 68 World Cup wins.
At the same time, Shiffrin loathes all the talk about the numbers and
records. “People see
B
．
He enjoyed his retirement.
D
．
He was hard to recognize.
B
．
Cordula Robinson.
D
．
Diane Mathieson.
B
．
Help his reunion with the family.
D
．
Build an elegant stable for him.
D
．
His wife had found him a new home.
the records and statistics. They are asking for more, more, more…it looks easy, but it isn’t.
Nowhere close,” Shiffrin wrote. “What I see is training, sleepless nights, pain, doubt, delayed
lights, canceled flights, lost luggage, expen
se, adventure, and some races mixed in there.”

That’s what happens when you’re as good as she is. But nobody’s been as good as she is.
In a sense, Shiffrin is just getting started. It’s very possible she will be at her peak powers when
the Winter Olympics arrive in Beijing in 2022.
8
．
What do we know about Mikaela Shiffrin in her recent slalom race?
A
．
She was not in her best physical condition.
B
．
She pulled out of the race in the second run.
C
．
She followed her mother’s advice and succeeded.

D
．
She told herself a one-minute story before the race.
9
．
Whose record of World Cup victories is Mikaela Shiffrin getting close to?
A
．
Eileen Shiffrin’s.

C
．
Lindsey Vonn’s.

B
．
Ingemar Stenmark’s.

D
．
Marcel Hirscher’s.

10
．
Which of the following best explains “loathes” underlined
in paragraph 5?
A
．
Summarizes.
B
．
Gives away.
C
．
Dislikes.
D
．
Focuses on.
11
．
What is the best title for the text?
A
．
Shiffrin Is Moving Mountains
C
．
The Rise And Fall Of A Colorado Skier





A Chinese company says it has created a new facial recognition system that can
identify people even if they are wearing masks.
Engineers at the Beijing-based Hanwang Technology Ltd. say their system is the first to be
created to effectively identify people wearing face masks. A team of 20 people built the system
in about a month. The system is based on existing technologies developed over the past 10
years. The process involved adding a collection of about 6 million unmasked faces and a much
smaller collection of masked faces.
Hanwang is now selling two main kinds of products that use the new technology. One
performs “single channel” recognition, which is designed to be used at the entrances to
buildings. The other product is a “multi
-
channel” recognition system that
uses groups of
surveillance cameras (
监控摄像头
).

“When wearing a mask, the recognition rate can reach about 95 percent, which can ensure
B
．
Shiffrin Is At Her Peak
D
．
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that most people can be identified,” said Huang Lei, Hanwang’s vice president. He added that
the system’s success rate for
people not wearing a mask is about 99.5 percent.

Huang said Hanwang’s technology can be used to identify and track people as they move
about. He added the system can identify crime suspects, terrorists or make reports or warnings.
However, the new system struggles to identify people wearing both a mask and sunglasses.
“In this situation, all of the key facial information is lost. In such cases recognition is tough,”
Huang said.
It was not immediately clear how people were reacting to the new technology. While some
have expressed opposition to such tools, many others seem to have showed interest in the new
system and accepted it as a way to deal with the current health emergency
—
the spread of the
novel coronavirus (
新型冠状病毒
). Huang says he sees the interest likely expanding if the
virus continues to spread and the use of face masks increases.
12
．
What is the second paragraph mainly about?
A
．
Where the company is located.
C
．
When the research work started.
B
．
How the system is developed.
D
．
What the collection stands for.
13
．
What is the limitation of the new facial recognition system?
A
．
The poor storage of information.
B
．
The relatively low recognition rate.
C
．
Identifying people with both a mask and sunglasses.
D
．
Tracking the movement of crime suspects and terrorists.
14
．
What attitude does Huang Lei hold towards the new technology?
A
．
Unclear.
B
．
Optimistic.
C
．
Opposed.
D
．
Worried.
15
．
Where is the text most likely from?
A
．
A travel brochure.
C
．
A medical paper.


二、七选五





The Internet is a place where we can talk freely. But it is also a place where we pay
little attention to a worrying fact.16
．

According to a recent survey by China Youth, more than 76 percent of young people in
China said they felt their Chinese language skills have declined.17
．
For example, when one
sees something funny, one will simply type “hahaha” or use the “cry
-
laugh” emoji (
表情符号
).
B
．
A health magazine.
D
．
A science report.
Direct expression rather than words becomes the preferred way to communicate online. Also,
copy and paste (
粘贴
) culture is getting popular among people.18
．
Some tend to use a fixed set
of sentence patterns, such as “whenever you disagree with each other, you ...”

19
．
When we use expressions without thinking, it means we have become too lazy to
express our real feelings. If teenagers adopt casual methods of expression like emojis, they
could lose the ability to use words properly.
To improve our language skills, we should try to think independently and develop our own
language logic.20
．
In addition, keep using various words to show our unique feelings.
A
．
Words are in general being used more.
B
．
We should also read more works of literature.
C
．
That is, our language competence is becoming poorer.
D
．
If this trend continues, it could influence our way of thinking.
can share photos online with little need for digital technology.
simply pick up expressions from the Internet without much thought.
l technology and Internet memes (
表情包
) have changed their communication habits.


三、完形填空





I was away from my grandmother when I was eight years old. I missed her


21


.I was always aware Granny loved us. It was something you could


22


with your
heart. She didn’t live in a fancy house or have



23


things, but I never noticed. It was the
little things she gave me that had always


24


, things like letting me dip my fingers in the
sugar bowl or the coffee she let me sip (
抿一口
)from her cup. She even allowed me to sit on top
of her kitchen table as I had those


25


.
Granny always took the time to explain the


26


of her weather vane (
风向标
),
hanging on the wall, which


27


the upcoming weather. How that little wooden boy and
girl knew what door to come out of, when it was going to


28


,amazed me. She also had a
vinegar glass bottle that sat high on a shelf. That was


29


, in my eyes; I asked if I could
have the attractive bottle someday. It was given to me in a box after her


30


. She
remembered it even when she was dying; love is like that.
She didn’t have much money,



31


she did something for my brother and me. I will
always remember; she saved her pennies in a glass


32


.I am sure Granny could have used
those pennies herself but she saved them to give us when we came to visit. Because I was the
o
l
d
e
s
t

I

w
a
s



3
3



dividing the pennies


34


between my
brother and me. “One for you, one for me,” I would
repeat until the jar was


35


.
I don’t remember how much we collected, nor was the amount



36


.What counts was
the idea that she remembered us, and


37


us, when we were away from her.
Those


38


still give me warm feelings on days that I need them. I often wonder, after
all those years, when I am


39


enough to find a penny lying on the ground


40


, if it
could possibly be Granny throwing it to me from heaven.
21
．
A
．
terribly
22
．
A
．
construct
23
．
A
．
uncertain
24
．
A
．
arisen
25
．
A
．
privileges
26
．
A
．
location
27
．
A
．
arranged
28
．
A
．
rain
29
．
A
．
common
30
．
A
．
enquiry
31
．
A
．
unless
32
．
A
．
jar
33
．
A
．
opposed to
34
．
A
．
deliberately
35
．
A
．
broken
36
．
A
．
convincing
B
．
eventually
B
．
reject
B
．
shabby
B
．
mattered
B
．
worries
B
．
range
B
．
avoided
B
．
choke
B
．
beautiful
B
．
graduation
B
．
or
B
．
tube
C
．
directly
C
．
feel
C
．
theoretical
C
．
burst
C
．
weaknesses
C
．
function
C
．
undertook
C
．
scream
C
．
dull
C
．
funeral
C
．
but
C
．
basin
D
．
urgently
D
．
enlarge
D
．
expensive
D
．
faded
D
．
drinks
D
．
shape
D
．
predicted
D
．
flee
D
．
plain
D
．
operation
D
．
and
D
．
vase
D
．
in charge of
D
．
unconsciously
D
．
appealing
D
．
important
D
．
relied on
D
．
brakes
D
．
lucky
D
．
everywhere
B
．
discouraged from
C
．
in absence of
B
．
equally
B
．
stable
B
．
accurate
C
．
mercifully
C
．
empty
C
．
correct
C
．
lived up to
C
．
bungalows
C
．
clumsy
C
．
nowhere
37
．
A
．
grew tired of
B
．
cared about
38
．
A
．
accounts
B
．
memories
39
．
A
．
disappointed
B
．
fierce
40
．
A
．
somewhere
B
．
anywhere


四、用单词的适当形式完成短文

阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（
1
个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。

Bill Gates and his wife have been quite deliberate about the model they’ve used to
raise
their three kids,41
．
are now 15, 18, and 22 years old. They follow a 1970s “Love and Logic”
parenting model. The main idea of their model42
．
(base) on the idea that parents should attach
importance to controlling emotions (
情绪
), especially minimizing emotional reactions like
shouting or scolding kids.
One of the greatest43
．
(benefit) of applying “Love and Logic” is that it helps us learn how
to keep our emotions and our tongues44
．
control. Aside from controlling hot-blooded parent
tempers, the “Love and Logic” model also
45
．
(stress) the importance of showing unconditional
love and admiring kids for who they are, not what they achieve46
．
don’t achieve. Many
highly47
．

(success) people struggled with grades as kids. What’s most important is that
our48
．
(child)develop good character, curiosity, and problem-solving skills.
The model pushes parents to focus on asking questions of their kids and getting them
thinking about how to solve their own problems, instead of49
．
(feed) them answers.
Gates says the “Love and Logic” method is a far cry from the way he grew up, but he knew
he wanted to do things50
．
(different) with his own kids.


五、短文改错

51
．假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间 交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文。文
中共有
10
处语言错误，
每 句中最多有两处。
错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、
删除或修改。

增加：在缺词 处加一个漏字符号
(
∧
)
，并在其下面写出该加的词。

删除：把多余的词用
(
＼
)
划掉。

修改：在错的词下画一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。

注意：
1
．每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；

2
．只允许修 改
10
处，多者（从第
11
处起）不计分。

It was raining when I went home from school yesterday. I see an old man walking
difficultly in the rain without a umbrella. I went up to him and offered to share my umbrella
with him. He
was very surprising and said “Thank you.” When I tried to hold the umbrella to
him, I found that she was very tall. I was too short hold the umbrella highly enough. Just when
I was wondering what to do, and he took the umbrella. Several minute after we got to the bus
stop, his bus came and he got on it. He again thanked me for that I had done. I went home
happily.

六、开放性作文

52
．假定你是李华，你的英国笔友
Amily< br>想了解你们当地人的健康生活方式。请给她回
一封电子邮件，介绍一下你自己或者身边人的一些做 法，并谈谈你对健康生活的看法。

注意：
1.
词数
100
左右，开头与结尾已给出，不计入总词数；

2.
可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。

Dear Amily,
_____ __________________________________________________ ____________________
__________________________ _________________________________________________< br>_______________________________________________ ____________________________
__________________ __________________________________________________ _______
_______________________________________ ____________________________________
__________ _____________________________________________
Yours,
Li Hua

参考答案


1
．
A
2
．
D
3
．
C
【分析】

本文是一则广告。文章介绍了四个舞台演出的地点、时间、票价及联系方式。

1
．

细节理解题。
根据
Peter Pan Goes Wrong
部分中的
JM Barrie’s classic fairytale Peter Pan has been
reimagined with comedic disasters, including technical problems and cast c onflict.
可知，
JM
·巴
利的经典童话《彼得·潘》在重新构思中遭 遇了喜剧灾难，包括技术问题和演员冲突。由此
可知，
《彼得·潘》的作者是
JM·巴利。故选
A
。

2
．

细节理解题。根据
The Rosie Result
部分中的
Author Graeme Simsion discusses his new novel,
The Rosie Result, which explores the love life of middle-aged autistic (
患自闭症的
) character Don.
Simsion presents the talk alongside clinical psychologist Tony Attwood.
可知，作者
Graeme
Simsion
讨论了他的新小 说《罗西的结果》
，这本小说探讨了中年自闭症人物
Don
的爱情生
活。Simsion
和临床心理学家
Tony Attwood
一起发表了这次演讲。
由此可知，
《罗西的结果》
的特别之处在于它是一个关于一部小说的讨论。故选
D
。

3
．

细节理解题。
根据题干中的
the smallest price range of tickets
可以定位到每部分中的价格介绍，
对比发现
Kwongkan< br>的票价最便宜。故选
C
。


4
．
C
5
．
B
6
．
D
7
．
A
【分析】

本文是一篇记叙文。文章讲述的是一匹马在和他的主人分离了
13
年之后，在好心人的帮助
下，又重新找到主人的故事