山东省济南市章丘区2021届高三英语下学期5月模考试题.doc
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1、山东省济南市章丘区2021届高三英语下学期5月模考试题(考试时间:100分钟 试卷满分:120分)第一部分 阅读理解 (共两节, 满分50分)注意事项: 1.本试卷由四个部分组成。其中,第一部分和第二部分的第一节为选择题。第二部分的第一节和第三部分为非选择题。 2.答卷前,考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上。 3.回答选择题时,选出每小题答案后,用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑;回答非选择题时,将答案写在答题卡上,写在本试卷上无效。4.考试结束后,将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。第一部分 阅读理解(共两节,满分50分)第一节(共15小题;每小题2.5分,满分37.5分)阅读下列短
2、文,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该选项涂黑。ASEED Madagascar VolunteerWhether your passion is sustainable community development or vital conservation work, we can offer you an unforgettable experience. No particular skills are required to volunteer in a short term with us and training is given locall
3、y, but if you do have particular experience in areas relevant to your program, all the better! Who its forHigh schoolers, university and college students, corporate team building groups are all welcome.At a glanceProgram length: 2 - 4 weeksStart dates: flexible, please discuss with our teamGroup siz
4、e: 10-30 participantsActivities: construction/ conservation/ English teaching- combined as required Location: Saint Luce, Anosy region, Southeast MadagascarWhats includedTransport costs for the duration of the program from Day 1 collection at Fort Dauphin airport to drop-off at the programs endUse o
5、f our beautiful campsites and facilities All meals while on program( Optional meals out at Fort Dauphin restaurants are extra. )Full training for building and construction tasks and conservation field research techniquesMalagasy language lessonsAdditional costsInternational flights(return-from the U
6、K)6801,000Internal flights(return-from Antananarivo to Fort Dauphin)280400Comprehensive travel insurance60150Tourist visa20Medical preparations3080Personal equipment0100Get startedContact us today via our online form: Online enquiry form.1. What should you bear in mind if you want to apply for SEED
7、Madagascar Volunteer?A. It lasts for four weeks. B. It doesnt have fixed start dates.C. It requires relevant experience. D. It is intended for high school students.2. Which of the following is provided without extra charge?A. Comprehensive travel insurance.B. Conservation field research techniques.C
8、. Short-term training for different languages.D. Transport from Antananarivo to Fort Dauphin.3. How much do two participants pay for the International flights at least?A. 560. B. 680. C. 1,360. D. 2,000.BI remember my first true introduction to art fondly. It was my second year of university and I w
9、as a confused 19-year-old at the time, unsure of what academic path I wanted to pursue. I knew that I had always been fascinated by things that made me question the world around me, and my art history class was the first time I really got to get my feet wet.My professor, a post-graduate with natty (
10、齐整的) hair, entertained us with her stories of travel and revealed the arts of the world to us, something that had not been touched on since my primary school years. The grand story of time was told in broken Greek sculptures, figures whose amazingly detailed limestone carvings were often missing arm
11、s and heads to the brittle ravages (无情的破坏) of time. We explored the patterns of the Medieval era and the early Renaissance religious symbolism of Michelangelo and Botticelli. We analyzed the mustard (芥末黄) and chiaroscuro (明暗对比) glare of the Baroque paintings of Caravaggio and El Greco, and we were a
12、mazed by the sandcastle-naturalism of the Spanish architect Gaudi. The history of art has fascinated me ever since.I never had a talent for art myself, but I always did have a well-grounded appreciation for those who did. In primary school, we explored art through music and painting classes, but onc
13、e we entered secondary school, art was an elective course and quickly limited to the dustbins of my memory. It was only after that humble art history class that I realized what I had been missing. I strongly believe that a well-rounded society needs everyone to have an early education in the arts. A
14、 healthy society needs all its members to open their eyesand their mindsso that they can learn what is true and beautiful, just as the famous Greek philosopher Plato said, “The reflection of beauty causes the soul to grow wings”.4. Whats the meaning of the underlined sentence in the first paragraph?
15、A. The author got lost in the art history class due to the confusion.B. The author was starting to figure out the exact academic path C. The author was starting to learn to appreciate art.D. The author wet his feet because of carelessness.5. Why did the author mention the professor?A. To show his lo
16、ve for Greek sculptures.B. To show the beginning of his love for art.C. To tell readers the professors love for grand stories.D. To tell readers what the Renaissance religious symbolism is.6. Whats authors attitude towards art education?A. AmbiguousB. Supportive C. OpposedD. Doubtful7. Whats the pur
17、pose of the passage?A. To advocate the popularity of art history. B. To propose a change in the education of art history.C. To urge people to explore more art classes in an early age.D. To arouse peoples awareness of the importance of early art education.CGiven their reputation as solitary creatures
18、 that come together only to mate and hibernate(冬眠), the idea of snakes hanging out in groups with their best friends may sound a little far-fetched. However, a recent study conducted by researchers from Canadas Wilfrid Laurier University states that the reptiles not only actively seek out socializat
19、ion with their peers, but are also extremely particular about who they spend time with.For the study, the team led by Ph. D. student Morgan Skinner and associate professor Dr. Noam Miller, selected 40 non-poisonous garter snakes. Ten were from a single litter purchased from a snake breeder, while th
20、e remaining were captured from the wild. After marking each sample with a bit of color to allow for easy identification, the researchers placed ten snakes inside each of the four plastic shelters contained within a tabletop enclosure(围墙).Skinner photographed each snake group twice a day before remov
21、ing them from their shelters. After cleaning the areas thoroughly to rid them of any familiar smells, the reptiles were rearranged into different groups and returned to the enclosure. A camera placed over the shelters allowed the scientists to capture the animals movements every five seconds, 12 hou
22、rs a day, for a total of eight days.When Skinner and Miller analyzed the images, they found that regardless of where they were placed, the snakes always found their original friends, forming groups of three or eight inside the small shelters. They have experienced social cognition, Miller told Natio
23、nal Geographic. They can tell others apart.The scientists, who published their findings in the journal Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology, are not sure why the snakes seek out friendships. However, they believe the animals would not waste their energy forming bonds unless it were beneficial to them
24、. Miller assumes that the tendency for snake friends to curl up with one another probably helps keep wet and warm in the wild. Being in groups may also help keep predators (猎食者) at bay.8. What does the underlined word “far- fetched” in Paragraph 1 mean?A. Original. B. Attractive. C. Incredible. D. R
25、easonable.9. How do the 10 snakes the researchers bought differ from the others?A. They are easier to identify. B. They are non-poisonous.C. They have better cognitive abilities. D. They know each other better. 10. How did the researchers come to the conclusion?A. By analyzing previous data. B. By s
26、tudying images of various snakes.C. By tracking the snakes movements in the wild. D. By comparing the results of the two shots.11. What can be a suitable title for the text?A. Why Snakes Seek Out Friendships B. Snakes Have Best Friends TooC. How Snakes Socialize like Humans D. Snakes Form Groups to
27、Protect ThemselvesDWhile wingsuits- unique jumpsuits with fabric sewed between the arms and between the legs -allow the adventurous to fly in the skies, the pull of gravity makes it impossible to accelerate or fly higher. To push past the limitations, Austrian stuntman (特技人 ) Peter Salzmann teamed u
28、p with car manufacturer BMW. The result is an electrified wingsuit, which allows flyers to move up to higher altitudes at speeds of up to 186 miles per hour!The stuntman first thought of creating the revolutionary design in 2017. “At the time, I was developing suits for base jumping with a friend,”
29、he explains. “One evening after a day of testing, we threw out many ideas about improving performance. One of them was a supporting motor -an idea I just couldnt shake. I found the idea of being able to jump from the mountain and land in my garden fascinating.”To help with the process, Salzmann reac
30、hed out to the experts at BMW. It took the team three years and multiple tests jumps to perfect the design. A modified wingsuit with two 5-inch carbon propellers ( 螺旋桨) was born. Powered by a 50-volt lithium battery, the propellers can be controlled using a switch and even stopped mid -light using t
31、he emergency button.On November 6, 2020, Salzmann, put on his hi-tech suit, leaped from a helicopter from an altitude of 10,000 feet to fly around the Hobe Tauern mountain range in Austria. After flying in perfect formation with two experienced flyers in conventional wingsuits, for a few seconds, Sa
32、lzmann fired up the electric motors and rocketed forward, effortlessly gliding above the third peak, which is higher than the previous two. But his teammates were forced to fly around the mountain top. The task accomplished, they gently went back to Earth.It is unclear if Salzmann and BMW plan to ma
33、ke the electrified wingsuits available to the general public. But, one can always hope!12. What inspired Salzmann to create the wingsuit?A. The multiple tests with a friend. B. The study of the pull of gravity. C. The advice from experts at BMW. D. The reflections after flying tests.13. What is the
34、key to the success of the wingsuit Salzmann invented ?A. The special material. B. An electric motor.C. Two carbon propellers. D. An emergency button.14. Why were Salzmanns teammates forced to fly around the mountain top?A. Because of their bad skills. B. Because of the bad weather.C. Because of thei
35、r wingsuits. D. Because of the needs of the task.15. What is the authors attitude to the electrified wingsuits?A. Optimistic. B. Conservative. C. Objective. D. Skeptical. 第二节(共5小题;每小题2.5分,满分12.5分)根据短文内容,从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。选项中有两项为多余选项。Learning to Give Praise to OthersWords of praise, w
36、hen used right, can have powerful positive effects on others. They are free, but theyre worth so much to the receiving person. 16 Your members didnt follow you because of salaries but for more altruistic(利他的)reasons. Therefore, it is important that you give them the praise that is due for their effo
37、rts.17 Dont say, You look good today. When you could have said, You look amazing today! Dont say, Thanks for your effort. Instead say, Im so thankful for your being on this project; we couldnt have finished it without you!Of course, with all that I have mentioned above, be sure that its coming from
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