福建省漳州市2021届高三毕业班第二次教学质量检测英语试题.docx
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1、福建省漳州市2021届高三毕业班第二次教学质量检测英语试题学校:_姓名:_班级:_考号:_一、阅读理解Luxury symbols of China, all-inclusive cruise and Mount Fuji adventureFrom the architectural riches of China to the awe-inspiring beauty of Mount Fuji, discover wonders of the world during this epic adventure, paired with hotel stays in interesting
2、cities and an all-inclusive cruise on board Silver Muse.Days 1-3 BeijingHotel Stay and TourDiscover Chinas greatest treasures during a fully accompanied tour, wonder at the weaving Great Wall of China, admire the Temple of Heaven and uncover history in the Forbidden City.Days 4-5 XianHotel Stay and
3、TourTravel by fast train to Xian, one of the birthplaces of Chinese civilization. Here youll visit the Terracotta Army, one of the greatest archaeological sites in the world.Day 6 ShanghaiEmbark Silver MuseToday youll embark Silver Muse for your cruise to Osaka. Settle into your surroundings and cho
4、ose from a wealth of dining experiences, personalise your suite to the finest detail including your choice of perfume, toiletries and pillowand get to know your personal butler who will keep your fridge stocked with your favourite drinks. Cruising with Silversea is simply impressive.Days 7-9 OsakaDi
5、sembark Silver Muse, Tokyo Hotel Stay and TourYoull disembark in Osaka and transfer to the airport for your flight to Tokyo. Japans capital boasts an incredible combination of both modern and tradition as soaring neon skyscrapers gather next to ancient temples. During your three-night stay youll emb
6、ark on a fully accompanied tour of sacred Mount Fuji. Witness its splendid appearance during a ride on the Hakone Ropeway cable car, admire its quietness during a cruise trip across Lake Ashi and experience the speed of the bullet train as it whisks you back to Tokyo.Days 10 TokyoFly Home1Which of t
7、he following best describes the hotel service in Shanghai?AExpensive.BPersonalized.CAmazing.DComfortable.2To experience the mixture of modern and tradition, youll choose .ABeijingBXianCShanghaiDOsaka3How many means of transportation are mentioned in the passage?A2.B3.C4.D5.Gorman is the youngest poe
8、t in U. S. history. She became the youth poet laureate (获奖者) of Los Angeles at age 16 in 2014 and the first national youth poet laureate three years later. She has recently completed her studies at Harvard University.Her mother, Joan Wicks, teaches middle school in Watts. Shuttling among the neighbo
9、rhoods gave Gorman a window to the world. Her like for poetry dates at least back to the third grade when her teacher read Ray Bradburys Dandelion Wine to the class.Gorman is a lot better at it now, but still working on her confidence as a public speaker. “Until two or maybe three years ago, I could
10、nt say the letter r. Even to this day sometimes I struggle with it. Id want to say girls can change the world, but I can not say so many letters in that statement, so Id say things like young women can shape the globe.”For Gorman, writing became a cure. “I used writing as a form of self expression t
11、o get my word on the page. So the more I recited out loud, the more I was able to teach myself how to pronounce these letters which for so long had been my greatest impediment.” Gorman said she also used a song from Mirandas Pulitzer Prize-winning Broadway musical Hamilton to help with her speaking.
12、 “But I dont look at my disability as a weakness,” said Gorman. “Its made me the performer that I am and the storyteller that I strive to be.”In September, Gorman will release Change Sings, the first of two childrens books. The poet says she desires to publish a book “in which kids could see themsel
13、ves as change-makers in history, rather than just observers”.4What happened to Gorman in 2017?AWinning the U. S. first youth poet laureate.BGraduating from Harvard University.CBecoming the youth poet laureate.DTurning into a public speaker.5What raised Gormans interest in poetry?AHer mothers encoura
14、gement.BRay Bradburys works.CHer teachers effort.DMirandas inspiration.6What does the underlined word “impediment” mean in Paragraph 4?ABarrier.BRegret.CMotivation.DAchievement.7Which of the following best describes Gorman?AModest and fortunate.BWise and hardworking.CDetermined and optimistic.DThoug
15、htful and ambitious.It is the stock response to a parent struggling with a crying baby or a bad-tempered teenager: “Treasure every moment because they grow up so fast.” Now researchers have found there may be something in the old saying. Watching children grow up really does seem to make time fly. S
16、cientists have found that parents feel time passing more quickly than non-parents.The findings could be due to the fact that children change fast. “Over ten years, children go through dramatic changes not only in their physical appearance, but also in their understanding abilities and their status,
17、” the researchers said. The results could also be a consequence of parents spending a large amount of their time on their children, they said, even though they found no difference in the time pressures recorded by parents compared with non-parents in the study.For the study, published in the journal
18、 Timing & Time Perception (感知), the researchers asked 431 people aged from 20 to 59 to fill in a subjective time questionnaire, a tool used by psychologists to measure time perception. They were asked: “How fast did the last ten years pass for you?” An answer of very slowly gave a score of-2; slowly
19、 was-I; neither fast nor slow was 0; fast was I and very fast scored 2. So the higher the score, the faster they felt time had passed. The parents had an average score of I. 22, compared with 0. 76 for the non-parents.Participants were also asked how quickly the last year, month and week had passed,
20、 but there were no differences between the groups for these shorter intervals (间隔). Previous studies have suggested that time also seems to speed up when we get older. Research published in 2019 by Duke University in North Carolina suggests this could be due to physical changes in our bodies, with a
21、 slowdown in image processing speeding up our perception of time passing.Days that seemed to last forever in our youth were “not due to experiences being much deeper or meaningful”, the researcher Adrian Bejan said, “but due to the fact that they were being processed rapidly.”8What probably makes pa
22、rents feel time passing more quickly than non-parents?AThe pressure of raising children.BDevoting much time to children.CThe slowdown in image processing.DNoticing childrens daily physical growth.9What can be inferred from the text?ATime seems to speed up for the young.BParents responded differently
23、 to the old saying.CNon-parents have deeper experiences.DThe older people are, the higher scores they may get.10What does the underlined word “they” in the last paragraph refer to?AExperiences.BResearchers.CDays.DYouths.11Whats the best title for the text?AThe perception of time passing.BTeenagers e
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