高三英語(yǔ)晚自習(xí)限時(shí)小訓(xùn)

第PAGE"pagenumber"pagenumber頁(yè)，共NUMPAGES"numberofpages"numberofpages頁(yè)第PAGE"pagenumber"pagenumber頁(yè)，共NUMPAGES"numberofpages"numberofpages頁(yè)高三年級(jí)晚自習(xí)限時(shí)小訓(xùn)一、閱讀理解ATheRocksGuidedWalkingTourSearchthehistoryofSydneyonaleisurely90-minutewalkingtourinTheRocksdistrictwithanexpertguide.Enjoythedelightsofpresent-dayvisualsasyouexploreTheRocksandasyoudiscovershadycourtyardsandhiddenareasthateventhelocalsdonotknowabout.WhattoExpectMeetyourguideatthestartingpointinTheRocksdistrict.Fromthere,visithistoricsitesandhearstoriesaboutthecityfromaguide.Thewalkingtour,whichcovers1.2milesataleisurelypace,focusesontheneighborhoodlocatedundertheSydneyHarbourBridge.Youcanwanderaroundthearea’scobbledstonestreets,alleywaysandcourtyards.ThetourincludesstopsatCampbellsCove,theGarrisonChurch,whichisknownastheChurchofHolyTrinity,etc.Plus,youcanseetheshorelineofSydneyCoveaswellasviewsofSydneyOperaHouse.ImportantInformation·Confirmationwillbereceivedatthetimeofbooking.·Childrenmustbeaccompaniedbyanadult.·Smallgroups(nomorethan20people).·Itoperatesinallweatherconditions,pleasedresstothepredictedweatherconditionsappropriateforanoutdooractivity.·Comfortablewalkingshoes,hatandabottleofwateraresuggested.·Thetouriswheelchairaccessible.However,bepreparedforunevensurfacesatthevisitedsiteswhichmaybedifficultforthosewithwalkingdisabilities.DeparturePoint:35HarringtonSt,TheRocksNSW2000,Australia.Duration:90minutes.ReturnDetail:Returntooriginaldeparturepoint.1.Whatcanthevisitorsenjoyduringthetour?A．Differentvillages. B．Remotecourtyards.C．Themountainlandscape. D．Theviewofthesea.2.Whatshouldthevisitorsprepareforthetour?A．Suitableclothing. B．Manybooks.C．Enoughfood. D．Somewheelchairs.3.Wheredoesthetourstart?A．InSydneyOperaHouse. B．AtCampbellsCove.C．At35HarringtonSt. D．IntheGarrisonChurch.BMarieLantelme!Thenamestruckmefromsomewhereinthebackofmymind.MissLantelme,asIcalledherinmyyouth,workedasalibrarianattheEastMeadowPublicLibrarywhenIwasapre-teengirl.Ononeoccasion,insearchofabooktoread,Iwalkedslowlyovertothedesktakenupbyalibrarian—MissLantelme.Serious,polite,andspeakingwiththevoiceofaprofessional(專(zhuān)業(yè)的)librarian,sheaskedwhatkindofbookIlikedtoread.Ithoughtaboutitforafewsecondsandreplied,“Mysteries(懸疑小說(shuō)).”WhenIfirstlearnedtoread,mygrandfathergavemeabookcalledTheSmugglersofSandyBay.ItwaswrittenbyRuthHolbergandstilltakesaplaceinmybookcollection.Isometimesholditinmyhandtoreconnectwithitsmysticalpower.MissLantelmetoldmetofollowher,andsheledmeintothemysterypartandpointedmeinthedirectionofbookswrittenbyAgathaChristie.MissLantelmehandedmeabookcalledTheMurderofRogerAckroyd.Iwillnottelltheendingtoanyonewhohasneverreadthatbook,butIlovedthesurprisethatIneversawcoming.EveryweekIdugdeepintotheworksofthatuncommonwriterwhosestoriesstillattractmenow.Ononeoccasion,MissLantelmehandedmeabookwrittenbyJohnleCarré.ThetitleofthebookisTheSpyWhoCameinfromtheCold.Foryears,Iwaitedforeachnewbookbytherecognizedmasterofspythrillers.Ofcourse,IwishedMissLantelmetohandthenewmysteryofJohnleCarrétome.AllthesememoriesflashedthroughmymindwhileIsweatedmywaythroughmywork-outoutofbreath,givingthankstothelibrariansoftheworld,likeMissLantelme,whogavemealifetimeofjoy,notonlythestories.；4.Whatmadetheauthorinterestedinmysteries?A．Thebookhergrandfathergaveher.B．Theunknownfeelingofapre-teengirl.C．TheprofessionalserviceofLantelme.D．Theopinionhergrandfathergavetoher.；5.Whatcanweinferabouttheauthorfromparagraph3?A．ShewasinterestedinAgatha’sworks.B．Shetookexercisearoundthelibrary.C．SheboughtabookfromLantelme.D．ShewenttoLantelme’shome.；6.WhowroteTheSpyWhoCameinfromtheCold?A．MarieLantelme. B．RuthHolberg.C．AgathaChristie. D．JohnleCarré.；7.Whichisthebesttitleforthetext?A．AnImpressiveBookB．LifelongJoyfromMyGrandfatherC．AHappyMemoryfortheBooksD．ThreeBookstheAuthorWantedtoReadCNexttimeyouconsiderstrikingupaconversationwithastrangerinlineatthegrocerystoreorwhilewaitingatthelaundry,keepinmindthatitmightbebeneficialforyourwell-being.Arecentstudybyagroupofresearchersfoundthatthereisalinkbetweenhappinessandatermthattheresearcherscoinedcalled“relationaldiversity.”UsingpublicdatafromsourcesliketheBureauofLaborStatisticsandtheWorldHealthOrganization,theresearchersanalyzeddatasetsandsurveyresponsesfrompeoplewhohadsharedtheirdailyhabits,schedulesandinteractions.Theynoticedaclearrelationshipbetweenrelationaldiversityandoveralllevelsofsatisfaction.HanneCollins,aHarvardBusinessSchooldoctoralstudentwhoco-authoredthestudy,saysthatrelationaldiversityiscomposedoftwoelements:richnessandevenness.Richnessmeasuresrelationshipcategories,orhowmanykindsofpeopleyouinteractwithinaday.Thatcouldbeyourromanticpartner,afamilymember,aneighbororastranger.“Themorerelationshipcategoriestheytalktoinadayandthemoreeventheirconversationsareacrossthosecategories,thehappiertheyare.Andwefindthisinalargesampleacrossmanycountries,”Collinssaid.Evennessrelatestothedistributionofconversationsamongthosedifferentrelationshipcategories.Somepeoplemayfindthemselvesinteractingwithcolleaguesatworkmorethan,say,theirfamilymembers.“Ifyouhaveafewconversationswithcolleagues,afewwithfriends,afewwitharomanticpartneroracouplechatswithstrangers,that’sgoingtobemoreevenacrossthesecategories,”Collinsexplained.Ultimately,Collinssays,thestudygivesinsighttotheideathathumansaresocialcreaturesatheart.Havingasupportsystemisimportant,butitgoesbeyondyourinnercircle.“It’saboutthismix.It’saboutconnectingwithpeoplewhoareclosetoyou,whoaremaybelessclosetoyou,whoconnectyouwithotherpeople,whoprovidedifferentkindsofsupport,”shesaid.“Essentially,theideaisthatthemorediverseyoursocialportfolio,thehappieryouareandthehigheryourwell-being.”；8.Whatisparagraph2mainlyabout?A．Theresearchmethod.B．Thesupportingevidence.C．Theanalysisoftheresearchdata.D．Theapplicationoftheresearchfindings.；9.HowdoesCollinexplainthefindingsinparagraph3?A．Byillustratingconcepts.B．Bypresentingquestions.C．Byusinganexpert’sword.D．Byreferringtoanotherstudy.；10.WhatdoesCollinssuggestpeopledointhelastparagraph?A．Liveamoreactivelife.B．Expandtheinnercircle.C．Gainasmuchsupportaspossible.D．Connectwithallkindsofpeople.；11.Whichofthefollowingisasuitabletitleforthetext?A．Humans,socialcreaturesatheartB．Findingsupportbenefitsyourwell-beingC．Themoreyouinteract,thebetteryouwillbeD．Talkingtostrangersmightmakeyouhappier二、七選五閱讀It’shardtodomuchtotreatacoldorthefluonceyou’reinfected.Aswithmanyillnesses,takingstepstowardspreventionmaybethebestcureforthecoldorflu.12Youmayalsobeabletoavoidaseriousillnessbyactingquicklyatthefirstsignofsymptoms.Washyourhands.Oneoftheeasiestandmosteffectivemeasurestopreventcoldsandthefluisbywashingyourhandsthoroughlyandfrequently.Thisreducestheproliferationofbacteriaandthecoldorfluvirusfromcommonspacesorsurfaces.13Washyourhandscarefullyfor20seconds,makingsuretogetunderyournails,betweenyourfingers,andthefrontandbackofyourhands.Coveryournoseandmouth.Putyourhandortissue(紙巾)overbothyournoseandmouthwheneveryoucoughorsneeze.Coveringsneezesandcoughslowerstheriskofspreadingyourgerms(細(xì)菌)andtheviruses.1415Thecoldandfluareverycontagious(接觸傳染的)andgenerallyspreadwherecrowdsofpeoplegatherround.Washyourhandsaftertouchingsurfacesincrowdedplaces.Ifyoufeelill,stayhomeforatleastadaytoreduceyourriskofspreadingyourcoldorflutoothers,ormakingyourcaseworsebycatchingsomethingelse.Getenoughrest.Makingsurethatyouallowyourbodytorestcaneaseyoursymptomsandhelpyoumorequicklyrecoverfromacoldortheflu.16Gettingenoughrestalsolowerstheriskofyouinfectingfamilymembers,friends,orcolleagues.Getatleast8hoursofsleeppernightandtakeashortbreak,whichcanhelpyourimmunesystemfightanydevelopingcoldorfluvirus.A．Avoidthecrowd.B．Don’tshareitemswithsickpeople.C．Makesureyouwethandsbeforeapplyingsoaptoyourhands.D．Stayhomefromworkorschool,especiallyifyouhaveafever.E．Throwawaytheusedtissueimmediatelyandthenwashyourhands.F．Acoldisaviralinfectionthatcausesdiscomfortinthenoseandthroat.G．Youcanhelppreventcommonviruseswithcarefulattentiontoyourhabits.三、完形填空HupingMountainfeaturesdeepvalleysanddangerouspeaks.In1990,DuDengwenjoinedthelocalpoststationandwasimmediately17withserving13villagesacrossthemountainousarea.Forthepastthreedecades,Duhasbeenoneofthefew18betweenvillagersthereandtheoutsideworld.Despitedifficultgeographicconditions,lettersandparcelsalwaysmakeittotheir19.Duhas20mailandgoodstothevillagersfromtheirlovedones,mostofwhomareinthedistantcitiesforaliving.His21alwaysbringsjoytothemountainvillagers,becauseit

22lettersorparcelsofhugevaluearecomingtheirway.Aroundtripto23allofthevillagesinhischargerunsabout180km,andtheonlythinghecouldrelyonwasa24thatthepoststationoffered.Evenso,onlytwovillageswere25bycycling,whiletherestwere26roads,soDuhadtowalk.Dualsowrotedownvillagers’27andtriedhisbesttomeetthem.Duhaddevelopedaclosebondwiththelocalvillagers,andrefusedto28hisjobregardlessofhisfamily’sconcernoverhis29.Du’skindnessand30havenotonlyendearedhimtothemountainvillagersbutalsoearnedtheirtrustandrespect.Hewascalled“AngelCourier”bylocalsheartilyand31asa“TouchingChina”rolemodelforHunanbytheprovincialgovernmentin2015.17.A．a(chǎn)rmed B．charged C．forced D．filled18.A．barriers B．symbols C．situations D．connections19.A．destination B．office C．entrance D．farm20.A．sold B．lent C．delivered D．donated21.A．presence B．message C．word D．behaviour22.A．receives B．means C．a(chǎn)dds D．witnesses23.A．cover B．enrich C．build D．measure24.A．bicycle B．car C．horse D．tractor25.A．a(chǎn)cceptable B．impossible C．a(chǎn)ccessible D．a(chǎn)ffordable26.A．rough B．smooth C．flat D．muddy27.A．requirements B．letters C．ideals D．suggestions28.A．carryon B．giveup C．huntfor D．putaway29.A．wealth B．a(chǎn)bility C．safety D．position30.A．curiosity B．generosity C．belief D．devotion31.A．considered B．named C．a(chǎn)warded D．elected四、語(yǔ)法填空閱讀下面短文，在空白處填人1個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。Thefirst-everonlinemarketplaceforallotments(菜地),AllotMe,hasunveiledplansforrapid32(expand)aftersecuringmorethan250,000$frominvestors.ProposedinMaylastyearbyConorGallapher,theplanseeks33(address)theshortageofavailablegardenspaceinresponsetorisingdemandintownsandcities,particularlyinLondon,34therearewaitinglistsofupto40yearsforallotmentsites.Knownasthe“AirbnbforGardens”,AllotMehasgrowninpopularity,withmorethan100hosts35(list)underusedspacetogrowfruitandvegetablesacrosstheUK.Someusershavealreadysuccessfullyrentedspacefromhostsformorethanayear.NowConor36(prepare)asummercampaign,AllotMents2.0,toincreasethenumberofplots(小塊土地)listedbymorethan2000percent.“AllotMe37(found)asinterestingardenspaceincitiesincreasedduringthepandemic,but38highlylimitedsupply,”saysConor.“Peoplearetellingusthatthisisaservicetheywantandwe’llcontinueourmissiontoreviveunderusedspaceincitiesbyprovidinga39(true)sustainablesolutionthatencouragespeopletogrowtheirownandeatmorehealthily,too.”ConoraddsthatAllotMents2.0willfocusonencouraginghoststothinkabouthowtheplatformcanenable40(they)spacetoworkforthem,whetherthat’searningmoneytospendonotherthings,managingoutdoorspacetheycan’t41helpingtheenvironmentthroughpassivesustainability.五、讀后續(xù)寫(xiě)42.閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開(kāi)頭語(yǔ)續(xù)寫(xiě)兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。注意：1.續(xù)寫(xiě)詞數(shù)應(yīng)為150左右；2.請(qǐng)按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。Thesedays,MarathondesSablesrunnerscarryaGPStrackingdeviceandhelicoptersmonitortheirpathtomakesurenoonegetslost,butwhenMauro,apoliceofficer,participatedforthefirsttimein1994,therewerenosuchsafeguardsinplace.Whenyou’rerunningthroughthelargestdesertonEarth,onewrongturncancostyouyourlife.MauroProsperididjustthatduringtheMarathondesSables,asix-dayultramarathonthatmanyregardasthetoughestfootraceintheworld.Theracewasalmost156mileslong,takingrunnersacrosssanddunes(沙丘)withfewnaturalsourcesofwater.TemperaturesintheSaharacouldreachashighas122degreesFahrenheit,andeachrunnercarriedover20poundsoffood,water,andemergencysuppliesontheirbacks.Mostoftheserunnerswouldn’tendupfinishingtherace,whichwasaboutthesamelengthassixregularmarathons.Thatwashow,onthefourthandlongestdaysoftherace,therunnerMauroencounteredaseveresandstormthatturnedhimaroundandsenthimwildlyoffcourse.Hespenteighthourswaitingoutthestorm,huddledinasanddune.Thenextmorning,heexpectedtoseerescuersheadinghisway.Instead,allhesawwasdesertinalldirections.“Afterrunningforaboutforhours,Iclimbedupaduneandstillcouldn’tseeanything,”hesaid.“That’swhenIknewIhadabigproblem.”AsearchpartywasorganizedtofindMauro,butrescuershadnoideahehadbeensofaroffcourse.Twiceahelicoptercircledoverhishead,andtwicetheydidn’tseehimwildlywavingatthemfrombelow.Hesentuphisonlyflare(照明彈)andevensethisbackpackonfirehopingtocatchtheirattention,butitwasnouse.WhenMauro’swaterranout,hebegandrinkinghisownurine.Hefoundamaraboutshrine,anancientbuildingthatonceservedasatomb.Hetookshelterfromthesun’sraysthere,drinkingthebloodofbats.Withhisenergyrunningout,hethought,“Iamboundtodiehere”.