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1、2020-2021学年江苏省常州市天宁区常州第一中学高三上学期2月学情检测第一部分 听力(共20小题,每小题1.5分,满分30分)略第二部分 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)ADimensions is an award winning, life changing, not-for-profit charity which promotes independence for every individual. We pride ourselves on being a values-based employer and if you are
2、 looking for a career in care-there couldnt be anything more rewarding.We are recruiting for support workers in Brornsgrove. We believe anyone has the potential to be a great support worker. Whether you have experience or not, we will help support you to reach your full potential by providing you wi
3、th all the necessary skill training, guidance and support you need to complete your care certificate and further qualifications. We welcome applications from everyone and value diversity in our workforce. We guarantee to interview all disabled applicants who meet the minimum criteria for the vacancy
4、 (空缺). We support people with challenging behaviour, personal care, epilepsy (癫痫), complex needs and much more. If you have a caring, kind and thoughtful nature, we would love to hear from you.The role will involve:l Personal care for the elderlyl Support with shopping, housework including cleaning
5、and laundryl Supporting with medicationl Supporting and encouraging people to find opportunities in education and employment, and enable them to take part in these opportunitiesFor more information about the service and people we support, please contact Alan sheward on 077660872931. What is Dimensio
6、ns?A. A non-profit charity. B. training center. C. An employment agency. D. An advertising firm. 2. What does Dimensions take into account when recruiting a support worker? A. Experience. B. Skills. C. Values D. Health3. Which of the following does a support workers job involve?A. Treating patients.
7、 B. Nursing the elderly.C. Cooking meals.D. Creating job opportunities.BAs the. UN struggles to win backing for a 30-day ceasefire in Syria, one Syrian musician is fighting for peace in a different way.Viola player Raghad Haddad was granted asylum (庇护) in the UK in 2017 and now lives in Brighton. To
8、morrow, she performs in a concert at St Johns Smith Square in London to raise money for Syrians made homeless by almost seven years of civil war. Its not easy to concentrate on music when war is all around you, Haddad says, but for musicians this is often the only thing we can do. Its like a small h
9、ome in our heart, where we can be safe for a little while. Born in Yabroud, a small town in the mountains north of Damascus, in 1981, Haddad started playing the viola when she was 16. When the civil war broke out in 2011, Haddad was 30 and had just got married. We didnt know what was going on, she s
10、ays, just that there was something wrong.” But each day she left the house for the opera house in fear, praying that she would come back and returning relieved to have survived another day. She remembers one evening when a bomb fell on the way and twelve people were injured. In 2016, she was invited
11、 to join an orchestra of Syrian musicians on a European tour. Haddad tried to convince her husband this was a way out-that she should claim asylum in the UK and wait for her family to join her-but with their son only three years old, he wouldnt hear of it. But eventually he came round. She was grant
12、ed asylum six months later, with her family joining her in 2017. There are challenges in understanding how life works in new country, but Haddad says Brighton has been very welcoming. Shes hoping Thursdays concert will get a good response as well, not only by raising money for refugees, but also wit
13、h its message that Syrians deserve to live in peace.1. Why is Raghad Haddad to perform in a music concert at St Johns Smith Square?A. To find temporary peace and safety.B. To thank the UK for granting her asylum. C. To call for a ceasefire between warring parties.D. To raise money for the homeless i
14、n worn-torn Syria.2. Which of the following best describe Haddads daily trip to opera house?A. Dangerous. B. Romantic. C. Pleasant. D. Tiring. 3. How did Haddads husband feel about her claiming asylum in the UK?A. Supportive. B. Relieved. C. Opposed. D. Proud. 4. Whats the purpose of the text? A. To
15、 describe the cruelty of war. B. To highlight the power of music.C. To advertise a charity music concert. D. To introduce a peace-loving musician.CSouth Korean researchers say that cherry trees could be used to fight climate change, with the ability to reduce greenhouse gases.A study from South Kore
16、as Forest Research Institute indicated that each 25-year-old cherry tree can absorb about 20 pounds of emissions each, according to a Tuesday report from UPI.The countrys cherry trees are said to be capable of absorbing about 2.4 tons of carbon, roughly equal to the emissions of 6,000 cars per year.
17、 The emissions of a single car can be absorbed by 250 mature trees. The amount of carbon absorbed by cherry trees may pale in comparison to other types of trees, with Black walnut, horse-chestnut, Douglas fir and pine trees among some that are thought to be especially adept.Trees absorb emissions wi
18、th a system of respiration that also releases oxygen. The carbon that is absorbed by trees is then sequestered (使隔绝) in trunks, roots, branches and leaves. Trees that have reached at least 20 years of age are believed to absorb carbon better than young or very old trees.A significant amount of carbo
19、n is eventually released back into the atmosphere, typically within a couple hundred years as the trees die and decay. Small amounts are also released during respiration and the overall amount of carbon that trees can capture is also limited.Research from 2019 indicated that up to two thirds of emis
20、sions currently in the atmosphere could be absorbed, leading some scientists to promote tree-planting as a powerful tool to fight climate change.However, other scientists have been less enthusiastic and insist that reducing overall emissions remains the most effective strategy to address climate cha
21、nge. In order for tree-planting to have a significant effect on the climate, a trillion trees may need to be planted.Although opinions are divided, some have warned against relying-on mass tree-planting schemes due to risks of upsetting the ecosystem of areas where the trees are planted.“There is an
22、 idea that you can just buy land and plant trees but thats too simplistic-there is a risk of doing more harm than good, Nathalie Seddon, professor of biodiversity at the University of Oxford, told the BBC.1. How is the effectiveness of cherry trees fighting climate change proved?A. By making a predi
23、ction B. By providing research dataC. By quoting researchers wordsD. By referring to another report2. What does the underlined word “adept” in paragraph 4 probably mean?A. expert.B. rareC. adaptableD. endangered3. Most of the carbon absorbed by trees will eventually _.A. turn into oxygenB. become fe
24、rtilizersC. disappear with dead treesD. go back into the atmosphere4. Opposition to mass tree-planting schemes arises from _.A. lack of cherry treesB. little public enthusiasmC. the impact on ecosystemD. insufficient land resourcesDIs it bad to skip breakfast? Breakfast is the most important meal of
25、 the day: its a dietary truth few would disagree with. Missing breakfast, warn experts, is recipe for raiding the vending machine (掏空自动售货机) later and piling on the pounds. So there must be a large amount of research to support these assertions (断言), right? When Dr James A Betts, lead researcher for
26、the Bath Breakfast Project, is asked by people how important breakfast is, he says that the jury (陪审团) is still out. His teams latest research shows that neither obese people who eat breakfast, nor those who miss it, lose weight. These are similar findings to the teams earlier study of lean people,
27、who were found to have consumed in excess of 500 calories more a day on average if they ate breakfast. Betts says that people dont catch up on the calories they skipped at breakfast, but instead compensate by preserving energy-they fidget (坐立不安) less at their desk or take the lift over the stairs, w
28、hich, over the days, mounts up as burning fewer calories.The already mythological (神话的) link between missing breakfast and overeating later is further contradicted by another controlled trial of 283 people that found no difference in weight gain between those who ate breakfast and those who didnt.Be
29、tts says a combination of a food industry pushing breakfast goods and the media misreporting science has created a mythology around the morning meal. If easing your hunger when you wake up is important to you, misreporting science has created a myth, then eat breakfast. If you are not hungry-and esp
30、ecially if you are overweight-then dont eat out of some misguided notion that breakfast is essential.1. Whats the function of the first paragraph?A. To introduce the topic B. To defend a dietary truthC. To urge people to lose weight.D. To warn against a potential crime2. What do we know about the fi
31、ndings of Betts latest research?A. They confirm the assertions.B. They disagree with the assertionsC. They are based on limited samples.D. They are contradictory to prior findings3. What do breakfast skippers do to preserve energy?A. Eat little and often.B. Have a nutritious diet.C. Reduce physical
32、activities.D. Compensate by overeating.4. Whats Betts suggestion on breakfast?A. Balancing our daily diet.B. Keeping fit by eating less.C. Dont buy breakfast goods.D. Dont eat unless you are hungry.第二节(共5小题;每小题2.5分,满分12.5分)How to get started as a runnerThe biggest mistake you can make when you start
33、 running is being overly enthusiastic. It is likely you have not run properly since school, and as mentally prepared as you might be to get going, you probably are not physically ready. _1_ Cross-training leading on to easy runs is better than going from zero to flat out._2_ A lot of people think th
34、ey need to really push themselves to get better, but this can have the opposite effect. If you go for a fun 20-to 30-minute jog, you are more likely to be motivated to go again than if you end an hour-long run with a sprint finish, in pain and heaving like a donkey. Some people feel embarrassed if t
35、hey have to stop running and start walking, but what is important is feeling comfortable. The joy of running often comes from being in a park or in the countryside, so let yourself run for a bit, slow down and appreciate your surroundings, then start again. _3_Make sure you get shoes that probably s
36、upport you, so you dont hurt yourself. _4_ Running on concrete in the wrong shoes can end in disaster.If you feel frightened by running long distance, it can be beneficial to start on a treadmill (跑步机). _5_A. Keep it comfortable.B. And try to stick to softer surfaces such as grass.C. Like all other
37、sports, there are rules to be followed.D. Body conditioning is a good way to ease yourself in;E. It takes great amount of courage to take the road less traveled.F. Dont think about how far you are going to go-just enjoy the journey.G. However, the goal should be to run outside, because it is far mor
38、e enjoyable.第三部分 语言运用(共两节,满分30分)第一节(共15小题;每小题1分,满分15分)You dont necessarily have to be older to be a Good Samaritan. Daniella Marie Benitez, 15, is (1)_ Tijuana families to have roofs over their heads. It began in 2017 while she was (2)_ for Build A Miracle and building a home for a family in need in
39、 Tijuana. Mexico. Daniella found it so (3)_ that she took the lead in building another home with the support of her family. So far, she has raised $32,000 for her (4)_ and recently headed to Tijuana to begin building her teams second home.It has been a(n) (5)_ experience, she said. She (6)_ Build A
40、Miracle when in her primary school. It is a nonprofit organization that takes a family (7)_ from a shack (棚屋) to a new home. It has built more than 350 homes since 1999. During this most recent trip to Tijuana, Daniella and her team (8)_ the foundation for the second new home. She isnt about to stop
41、 helping others; (9)_, its something she (10)_. Ive been (11)_ BAM for about a year and a half. I got (12)_ at the end of seventh grade when my mom (13)_ me to go down to TJ to actually help build the house, she said. Meeting the family and seeing their delight and (14)_ when they walked into their
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