2023高三决胜新高考英语暑假必刷密卷3

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本试卷分第Ⅰ卷（选择题）和第Ⅱ卷 (非选择题) 两部分。
注意事项：
1、答题前，考生务必将自己的姓名、考号用铅笔涂写在答题卡上。
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3、二卷试题用黑色中性笔作答。
第一卷（选择题）（总分95分）
听力（每小题1.5分，共30分）
第一节(共5小题;每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)
请听下面5段对话，选出最佳选项。
1. What is the date f the marathn?
A. The eighteenth.B. The twentieth. C. The twenty-eighth.
2. Hw des the man find Le Bistrt?
A. The steak is great. B. The price is high.C. The service is slw.
3. What are the speakers prbably talking abut?
A. A bk.B. A cartn.C. A party.
4. Which is the nearest place t buy a street map?
A. The bkstre.B. The supermarket.C. The grcery stre.
5. Wh des the man regret upsetting?
A. His mum.B. His teacher.C. His friend.
第二节(共15小题;每小题1.5分，满分22.5分)
请听下面5段对话或独白，选出最佳选项。
是请听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。
6. Where des the cnversatin prbably take place?
A. In a hall.B. In a library.C. In a restaurant.
7. What did the man d this mrning?
A. He prepared fr his paper.B. He went fr a cffee.C. He did sme training.
请听第7段材料，回答第8、9题
8. What d the speakers decide t eat every tw mnths?
A. Hamburgers.B. Pizzas.C. Ckies.
9. What d the speakers plan t d this Saturday?
A Walk arund the city. B. D sme hiking.C. Visit a park.
请听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。
10. Why des the wman think the first girl is unsuitable fr the jb?
A. She is a bit ld.B. She is t serius.C. She is untidy.
11. What is the advantage f the man in the leather jacket?
A. He is handsme. B. He is friendly.C. He is healthy.
12. Wh will the speakers talk abut afterwards?
A. A by in the blue jacket.B. A lady in the black shirt.C. A girl in the white hat.
请听第9段材料，回答第13至16题
13 What day is it tday?
A.Thursday. B Friday. C. Saturday.
14. What abut the first festival were the lcal peple unhappy with?
A. The nise.B. The rubbish.C. The price.
15.What change t the festival has been made this year?
A.The tickets are chargeable.
B.It will take place n the beach.
C.The number f peple is fixed.
16.What kind f fd is the wman mst interested in?
A.Italian fd.B.Mexican fd.C.Greek fd.
请听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。
17.Hw much is the annual membership fee f the center?
A.￡3B.￡6C.￡9
18.What shuld peple d if they want t jin the center?
A.Register n the Internet.B.Make a call t the center.C.Visit the center in persn.
19.Hw lng is the center pen n Saturdays?
A.Fr seven hurs.B.Fr eight hurs.C.Fr nine hurs.
20.What can we knw abut the center?
A.It accepts cheques.B.Students g half-price.C.Receptin clses at 5 pm.
阅读理解
第一节 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出最佳选项。（共15小题，每题2.5分，满分37.5）
A
Wmen are equally respnsible fr the grwth f a free, mdern sciety. Here’s a lk at sme utstanding wmen wh made great cntributins t wrld histry.
Maria Sibylla Merian
Tday, children can explain hw a caterpillar (毛毛虫) turns int a butterfly (蝴蝶). But there was a time when n ne knew this ---nt even scientists. Thanks t Maria Sibylla Merian, we knw the truth abut these beautiful winged insects. Merian was fascinated by insects, and she began cllecting, studying, and drawing them when she was as yung as 13. It was thrugh her study f caterpillars that she discvered the truth abut their life cycles.
Beryl Markham
Beryl Markham was quite incredible in nt just aviatin (航空) but several ther industries, including hrse racing. In 1936, at age 33, Markham became the first wman t fly acrss the Atlantic alne frm the east t the west, nnstp. The pilt played a rle in the classic best-selling nvel and film, Out f Africa, and had many bigraphies penned abut her talents and life.
Madam C. J. Walker
Madam C J. Walker develped a cnditin that caused her t lse her hair, and with it, an interest in hair care. She began wrking fr black hair care entrepreneur (企业家) Annie Turnb Malne. Eventually, Walker began making and marketing her wn hair care prducts designed fr African-American wmen. Her cmpany develped int the successful Madam C.J. Walker Manufacturing Cmpany. She is widely recgnized as America’s first black female self-made millinaire.
Hedy Lamarr
Yu might knw Hedy Lamarr frm the silver screen; she starred in many films. But her film career is far frm her nly achievement; she was als a brilliant inventr. In 1942, she received a patent fr an inventin that culd change radi signal frequencies. It paved the way fr much f the wireless technlgy we use tday.
21.Wh had a lt f enthusiasm fr the study f insects?
A. Hedy LamarrB. Beryl Markham
C. Madam C.J. WalkerD. Maria Sibylla Merian
22.What made Madam C.J. Walker begin t fcus n the hair care?
A. Her lsing her hair.B.A type f hair care prduct.
C. Annie Turnb Malne’s success.D.Her wish t help African Americans.
23.What is special abut Hedy Lamar ?
A.She was the first wman t fly acrss the Atlantic alne.
B.She was bth a film star and an inventr.
C.She was a successful businesswman.
D.She was a best-selling writer.
B
Mst f us wh grew up befre the appearance f smartphnes and scial media can remember adults using phrases like “serius reading” r can name peple in ur circle wh claimed certain bks changed their lives. Early n, we were imbued (灌输) with the idea that reading ften had a lasting and pwerful influence n the peple we wuld becme.
In middle schl, I greatly disappinted my English teacher father by telling him I had n lve fr the written wrd. But in high schl, I discvered the ppular fictin f Stephen King, Dean Kntz and Tm Clancy. In cllege, what I read and, mre imprtantly, why I read, became central themes in my search fr knwledge.
I discvered when I tk time t read deeply, life became filled with pssibilities in a way it never had. It is ne f the reasns I became a teacher, t share this happiness with yung minds.
Once a student asked me, “Why are we required t read these stries? What’s the pint ? “ I n lnger remember my respnse, but I have never frgtten his wrds t me. “I never really thught reading like that befre,” he said. “It really gives me smething t think abut.” At that mment, I fell in lve with teaching.
Yet in my tw decades f teaching high schl, perhaps the biggest change I have nticed is that the belief that reading bth enlarges and inspires life itself has largely vanished (消失) frm the lives f my yung students. Tday’s teenagers certainly read all day --psts and tweets--but it is all f a temprary, casual nature.
Then the era(时代) f the smartphne invaded the classrm, and everything changed.
Sme f my students are aware f what is happening t them. I nce asked a class ff high schl senirs what advice they wuld give their freshman selves. A student said, “I wuld thrw my phne away.” This yung man recgnized he had t d smething drastic. D the rest f us?
24.What d we knw abut the authr when he was a middle schl student?
A.He shwed little interest in reading.
B.He ften used his smartphne in class.
C.He lived up t his father’s encuragement.
D.He felt disappinted with his English teacher.
25.What was an inspiratin fr the authr t becme a teacher?
A.His favrite writer.B.His lve fr reading.
C.His father’s encuragement.D.His gd cmmunicatin skills.
26.What did the authr think abut his jb when hearing the student’s wrds in Paragraph 4?
A.Bring B. Steady C.Tugh.D.Meaningful.
27.What is the current situatin f reading amng teenagers accrding t the authr?
A.It is replaced by heavy hmewrk.
B.It has becme less ppular due t busy schedules.
C.It is greatly influenced by scial media platfrms.
D.It has becme less appealing due t casual reading habits.
C
“G ahead.” I tld Linda. “Pick up the rck, and see what's under it.”
Her 4-year-ld arms struggled with the rck buried in the stream bed. Her eyes gt big as she examined the wrms (蠕虫) after their nest was uncvered. She watched quietly, as they walked past her ft. She gently put the rck back and said, “Are there wrms under all the rcks?”
This wasn't schl - it was a nature-based summer camp in New Yrk's Hudsn Valley that Iran when I was 17. When I turned the kids ver t their parents at the end f the day, they were tired, inspired by nature and knwledge.
Finland's “frest kindergartens” use the natural wrld as a jumping ff pint fr early academic instructin t make them enjy learning. Finland is fllwing in the ftsteps f ther Eurpean cuntries including Denmark, where utdr educatin has been cmmn fr many years.
In the Finnish prgram, kids spend fur days f a week, frm 8:30 a.m. t 6:30 p.m., utside with a teacher. Built int the prgram is quite a bit f playtime. Kids get a lt f exercise and lessn plans are freely made s teachers can use what’s at hand and in seasn in their lessns.
While all this sunds less strict than a classrm-based kindergarten prgram, the results shw that these types f prgrams have better results fr verall physical health as well as academic perfrmance and scial develpment. But aren't the kids wh d this cming frm wealthy, educated cmmunities- s, f curse they scre better n tests? In fact, the greatest gains frm spending time utdrs can be fund in kids wh are cming frm less advantageus backgrund. At a schl near Atlanta, where kids spend 30 percent f their day utside, students have imprved scres mre than students frm any ther schl in their area, and mst f the kids there cme frm pr families.
28. Why did the authr ask Linda t turn ver the rck?
A. T help Linda be independent.B. T give Linda a chance t study nature.
C. T see if Linda had enugh curage.D. T teach Linda hw t prtect animals.
29. What's the purpse f Finland's “frest kindergartens”?
A. T develp kids' interest in study.B. T help kids learn abut frests.
C. T ppularize utdr educatin.D. T shw the imprtance f play.
30. Cmpared with classrm-based kindergartens, “frest kindergartens” .
A. seem t be less tiringB. have n teachers arund
C. set many strict rulesD. have n fixed lessn plans
31. What is an advantage f utdr prgrams accrding t the last paragraph?
A. They d gd t cmmunities.B. Kids jining them scre higher n tests.
C. They help change pr kids ' families. D. Kids meet peple different frm them.
D
It’s mid-February and alng Britain’s suth cast gilt-head bream (鲷鱼) are swimming frm the pen sea int the river muths. And this summer, cuntryside visitrs thrughut suthern England will catch sight f blue flashes as small red-eyed damselflies fly acrss starry pnds. Bth events are happening much further nrth than they wuld have 20 years ag。
Fingers pint at climate change. As areas becme t ht r dry, many wildlife ppulatins are declining. while sme species are shwing up in places that were histrically t cld r wet.
Our team, led by Alba Estrada, wanted t explain this phenmenn. If we culd predict which species can and can’t clnise (移居于) new lcatins, we culd decide which are mst in need f cnservatin.
Hw far individual animals r plant seeds can mve was lng thught t be the mst imprtant factr. But accrding t ur findings, ther characteristics als turned ut t be highly imprtant. Fr example, hw quickly plants and animals can prduce, hw well they can cmpete with ther species fr resurces, and what kinds f fd they can eat r habitat they can live in.
The result f this is that we might be able t predict which animals will survive under climate change. The wd muse is fund thrughut cntinental Eurpe. As climate changes, we think the muse will mve nrth because it can breed quickly, live in lts f habitats, has a brad diet and individuals can travel a lng way. On the ther hand, cnsider the Eurpean grund squirrel. We think it might stay just in sutheast Eurpe because it can nly live in grasslands—and climate change wn’t suddenly turn farms and frests int meadws (草坪).
It’s encuraging t knw that sme species are ding well under climate change. There are sme headaches, hwever. Thse gilt-head bream are feeding n the lcal shellfish, which might be taking fd away frm the native fish. Small red-eyed damselflies lk great, but they culd becme all t cmmn arund British pnds and utcmpete native species. Climate change is nce again psing us sme tricky cnservatin questins.
32. We can learn frm paragraphs 1&2 that ________.
A. peple hld events t bserve different species
B. visitrs have damaged the hmes f many species
C. species preferred extremely cld and wet envirnment
D. climate change makes sme species mve t new areas
33. What's paragraph 4 mainly abut?
A. What factrs can influence clnizatin.
B. Hw far individual animals can travel.
C. Why sme species are declining.
D. Where mst species tend t live.
34. Which might stand the least chance f clnisatin?
A. Gilt-head bream. B. Red-eyed damselflies.
C. Wd mice. D. Grund squirrels.
35. What's the team’s attitude twards the clnisatin?
A. Ambiguus. B. Dubtful. C. Objective. D. Optimistic
第二节 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。（共5小题，每题2.5分，满分12.5分）
Hw t build a baby bkwrm
There are few gifts yu can give yur child greater than a lve f reading. Here are sme simple tips n hw t ignite (点燃) a lifelng passin.
Talk and read t yur baby frm birth
36. .The tw factrs mst predictive f a child’s future reading ability are hw much the child is spken t and hw ften the child is read t. When children hear language frequently, they becme familiar with sunds and wrds and are mre prepared fr reading.
Chse rhyming bks
Rhymes help reinfrce (加强) the structure and rhythm f language, and can aid in learning
vcabulary.37. .Studies have fund that rhyming and the rhythm that ges alng with it makes it easier t remember things--which is why children can memrize sme bks befre they can read them.
38.
Enjyment f a gd bk is cntagius(有感染性的). When babies see their parents engrssed (全神贯注的) in reading, they are mre mtivated t read t.
Keep bks within reach
39. .Let them play n their wn with the bks, and chse which nes t read. Reading the same bk ver and ver might drive yu mad, but repetitin helps yur little ne learn.
Make it fun
Yur baby shuldn't think f reading as a bring task, s dn’t make it int ne.40. .
A. Be a rle mdel
B. They als appeal t children’s ears
C. Chse bks at an apprpriate level
D. It’s never t early t read t yur child
E. Being a mre patient parent is hard, but it's als imprtant
F. Make sure yur child has easy access t his r her wn library f bks
G. Enjy yur time reading with yur little peple, adding sngs r playing wrd games.
第二部分 英语知识运用 （共15小题，每题1分，满分15分）
阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
Steve’s Pizza is a pizzeria in Battle Creek, Michigan that typically des nt make deliveries. When Julie and Rich Mrgan 41. in Battle Creek years ag, mney was tight fr them, but they always 42._______their pay day because they culd treat themselves t a meal at Steve’s Pizza.
The Mrgans were 43. custmers at Steve's Pizza until they mved 225 miles away t Indianaplis, Indiana. When it came time fr Julie’ s 56th birthday, they decided t make a(n)44.
t Battle Creek t eat at Steve’ s Pizza nce again.
“I can’t pssibly describe hw 45. this pizza is--but several mves and all these years later, it’s 46. the gld standard and we’ve never fund a better pizza yet,” Julie said.
Sadly, they had t cancel their plans at the last minute when Rich was 47. t the emergency rm. Dctrs tld them that he nly had a few weeks t live.
Knwing hw his daughter and sn-in-law lved Steve’s Pizza, Julie’s father David Dalke secretly 48.________the pizzeria and asked if the shp might send a friendly card t them. When Daltn Schaffer, the 18-year-ld manager f the pizzeria, 49. what was happening, he decided t give the Mrgans tw pizzas, and ffered t deliver them himself, 50. he had t travel quite a distance.
“While Rich and I slept, at 2:30 am, Daltn arrived and gave tw special pizzas t my 51.
family,” Julie said. “My dad ffered t put him up in a htel, but he 52. and immediately left fr the return trip hme because he had t wrk the next day.”
“I tk sme energy drinks,” Daltn said afterwards. “I was super 53. ,but it was wrth it. I’m glad I did that.”
“Daltn brught ur family s much 54. --and the best pizza in the wrld－at a really difficult time,” Julie said. “While ‘thank yu’ hardly seems 55. frm the bttm f my heart, thank yu, Daltn!”
B.perfrmedC.livedD.traveled
up tB.lked frward tC.faced up tD.paid attentin t
43.A. regularB.ptentialC.missingD.tugh
B.changeC.tripD.appeal
B.expensiveC.terribleD.traditinal
B.evenC.thusD.still
B.restrictedC.returnedD.rushed
upB.mved arundC.tk verD.relied n
B.predictedC. heardD.witnessed
B.thughC.ifD.unless
B.singleC.passingD.waiting
B.decidedC.stppedD.admitted
53.A. nervusB.excitedC.strngD.tired
B.pleasure C.peaceD.luck
B.fairC.relevantD.enugh
II卷（总分75分）
第一节 语法填空 (共10小题，每小题1.5分，满分15分)
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
University students receiving their diplmas at a cllege in the USA gt the surprise f their lives
during their graduatin ceremny. They were listening t a speech 56. （make) by the philanthrpist(慈善家）Rbert F.Smith, and he ended his speech by 57. （annunce)that he wuld pay ff the 400 students lans and debts. He said,” On behalf f the eight 58. （generatin) f my family wh have been in this cuntry, we’re ging t put a little fuel in yur bus.” Mr.Smith's 59. _____（kind)is said t be wrth abut $40 millin.
Rbert F. Smith graduated frm Clumbia Business Schl, where he earned an MBA with hnrs. In the year 2000，he 60. （fund) the investment (投资) cmpany Vista Equity Partners. His cmpany made him a multi-billinaire. Mr.Smith was 61. first African-American t sign The Giving Pledge, where peple prmise 62. （dnate)at least hall f their wealth t philanthrpic causes. One graduate t benefit frm Smith's genersity said it wuld have an “immeasurable influence” 63. his life. Dwytt Lewis,
64. ＄150,000 lan is nw n mre, added, “Just imagine the weight lifted ff yur shulders when yu cme ut f cllege. I’m s 65.________（thank)fr all the supprt I have received.”
第二节书面表达——应用文 （15分）
假定你是李华，现在正作为交换生在英国学习。你最近得知你校校报正在招募英文编辑介绍中国历史，你有意参加。请你用英语给相关负责人写一封邮件，内容包括：
1.提出申请；2.你的优势；3.期待回复。
注意：1.词数80左右；
2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯
第三节——读后续写（25分）
阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。续写的词数应该为150左右。
I am nt in the habit f making friends with strangers. I'm a Lndner. Nt even little grey-haired ld ladies passing cmment n the weather can shame me int a respnse. But I was in a bit f an unpleasant situatin; my cld was turning frm bad t wrse with a runny nse and I was unprepared.
I'd just gne int the Natinal Prtrait Gallery. My fingers were numb frm the freezing air utside, searching in my purse fr change fr the tissue machine; I barely felt the pull f the zip(拉链). But I didn’t have any cins. I was frced t ask in a lud vice in this small tilet, “Has anyne gt three twenty-pence pieces?”
Everyne seemed t leave the place at nce--all f them Lndners I was sure f it.
Only she was left--fixing her hair in the mirrr. “D yu have change?”
She turned arund slwly as I held ut a ten-pund nte. She dug int the pcket f her jacket and pulled ut a handful f mney, mstly cppers(铜币).
“Is this all yu’ve gt?” I asked. She ndded. I picked three cins ut f the pile.” Then I'll get sme change in the shp and pay them back t yu. D yu understand?”
“Yes.” she said sftly.
I was grateful. I tk the mney. When I came back I fund her waiting.
I wanted t be released frm my bligatin (责任) “Lk, let me buy us bth a cup f tea,” I said. “Then I can give yu back yur mney.”
She brught ut her handful f change again as we sat dwn at a table---eagerly passing it acrss t me t take sme fr the tea.
“N, I’ll get this.” I said. “Where d yu live, by the way?”
“Out in the square,” she said, spreading her hands t suggest the lk t her bed.
“Why?” I saw she was struggling t keep the tears frm her eyes. It tk her n mre than tw breaths t tell me the stry.
Paragraph 1:
She left her apartment when her parents, wh lst their jbs, culdn’t affrd the rent.

Paragraph 2:
Only a cld-hearted man wuld turn away when it was merely kindness that was needed.

暑假作业（三）
语法填空
56.___________ 57.___________ 58.___________ 59._____________ 60.____________
61.___________ 62.____________ 63.___________ 64._____________ 65.____________
书面表达（满分15分）
书面表达（15分）
读后续写（25分）
Paragraph 1:
She left her apartment when her parents, wh lst their jbs, culdn’t affrd the rent.
Paragraph 2:
Only a cld-hearted man wuld turn away when it was merely kindness that was needed.