北京房山区2021届高三第二次模拟测试英语试题.docx

1、北京房山区2021届高三第二次模拟测试英语试题学校:_姓名：_班级：_考号：_一、完形填空Throughout my life, I have met diverse people in various places. The _1_ that I have made with these people have affected my life a lot. However, Mrs. Ostrenkos _2_ takes priority over the others influences in my life.Mrs. Ostrenko was my eleventh grade E

2、nglish teacher. She shows that being a teacher is not about teaching but also _3_ someones life, whether it is significant or trivial.“My greatest joy is seeing my _4_ succeed,” said Mrs. Ostrenko on the first day of class. Not all students come to school excited to learn, but Ostrenko is the type o

3、f teacher that has the ability to make her class _5_ and memorable. Not only did I learn more about English in one quarter from her class than I learned in my first two years of high school, but her influence allowed me to _6_ in all my other classes as well.Mrs. Ostrenko may look like any other lad

4、y but what lies beneath the surface is an enthusiastic soul with perseverance that _7_ those around her. Having taught for over ten years, she is still able to find the joy in _8_ and remains as enthusiastic as ever about the topic she teaches. Her willpower and self-sacrificing _9_ encourage me wit

5、h the strength to overcome everyday obstacles. Her passion for teaching is evident in every single lesson she teaches, which inspires me to seek the same kind of _10_ in my class as a teacher.She is more than just an inspiration; she is a mentor who has taught me the importance of education.1Arelati

6、onshipsBappointmentsCdecisionsDtroubles2ApromiseBimpactCselectionDdirection3AgivingBriskingCsavingDchanging4ApartnersBteachersCstudentsDcolleagues5AscaringBconfusingCexcitingDembarrassing6AimproveBrelaxCplayDquestion7AdisturbsBinspiresCannoysDamuses8AdecoratingBcommunicatingCdressingDteaching9Aabili

7、tiesBwordsCskillsDspirits10ApassionBwisdomCpropertyDambition二、用单词的适当形式完成短文阅读下列短文，根据短文内容填空。在未给提示词的空白处仅填写1个适当的单词，在给出提示词的空白处用括号内所给词的正确形式填空。The Spring Equinox (春分) starts on March 20 and ends on April 3 this year. It signals the equal _11_ (long) of the day and night time. The sun is directly above the

8、equator _12_ the day of the Spring Equinox. After the equinox, the sun moves northwards, _13_ (result) in gradually longer day time in the Northern Hemisphere and longer night in the Southern Hemisphere.阅读下列短文，根据短文内容填空。在未给提示词的空白处仅填写1个适当的单词，在给出提示词的空白处用括号内所给词的正确形式填空。My brother was my personal guardian

9、, a friend, and a mentor. Although we were 6 years apart in age, _14_ is considered a large gap between kids, my brother and I often played together. During difficult times, my brother never _15_ (fail) to give me his attention and help. Whenever I had trouble with school work, he would make _16_ (h

10、e) available to help. When I was in 5th grade, I couldnt make sense of the music teachings of my teacher. My brother took the time to study music in order to teach me the notes and scales. I was not able to understand anything through my teacher _17_ everything made sense and the logic of music beca

11、me apparent through my brother.阅读下列短文，根据短文内容填空。在未给提示词的空白处仅填写1个适当的单词，在给出提示词的空白处用括号内所给词的正确形式填空。China is aiming for comprehensive, systemic reforms in green transformation to achieve carbon neutrality by 2060. To achieve the goals, more effective measures _18_ (take) to strictly control the consumption

12、 of fossil fuels. It is also vital to establish a new power system _19_ (center) around new energy to enhance the carbon sink capacity of the ecosystem and popularize the idea among the public. Industrial _20_ (chain), such as new energy vehicles and hydrogen fuel cells, will develop rapidly, and en

13、ergy-saving products will be highly promoted to the public to reduce the demand for fossil energy.三、阅读理解About IVHQAt International Volunteer HQ, we bring people from all walks of life together to make a difference on the adventure of a lifetime. Established in 2007, we have grown to become the world

14、s leading volunteer travel company, working in over 50 destinations around the world and placing thousands of volunteers abroad every year.Were focused on providing affordable volunteer travel experiences that are responsible, safe and high quality. Our programs heighten global awareness and cultura

15、l understanding through the skills and expertise taken by volunteers to their host communities, and through the experiences and lessons that volunteers take back to their own countries and cultures.How IVHQ WorksIVHQ provides affordable volunteer programs by partnering with organizations based in ea

16、ch of our program countries. We believe this is the best approach to international volunteering.First, local organizations are in the best position to see where volunteers are genuinely needed. The staff in these organizations are locals, they have been raised in the area and know it inside and out.

17、Second, partnering with local organizations reduces the costs associated with hosting volunteers, making programs more affordable. This means more people are enabled to volunteer and that enables greater social outcomes to be achieved.Why Volunteer Abroad with IVHQHaving supported thousands of peopl

18、e to volunteer abroad since 2007, IVHQ is proud to be the most popular volunteer travel organization for international volunteers. One of the major strengths of IVHQ is our careful selection process in choosing our partner organizations and the high quality volunteer programs that we offer through t

19、hese partners. Every program that IVHQ offers has been personally inspected by IVHQ. We have experienced the programs first-hand, we have assessed the local teams and we have provided comprehensive IVHQ training to all of our local teams.How to Get StartedWant to make a difference? Click this simple

20、 step-by-step guide to choose the perfect volunteer program and secure your place with IVHQ. Were here for you from start to finish.21According to the passage, we can learn that IVHQ _.Ais the largest and most popular international adventure agencyBhas helped promote international cultural exchange

21、and understandingCis experienced and has already made huge profits since it was establishedDhas provided various and expensive volunteer programs all over the world22Which of the following words can best describe IVHQ?AComprehensive and practical.BReliable and affordable.CEnvironmental friendly and

22、cheap.DHigh-quality and adventurous.23Where is this article probably taken from?AA fashion magazine.BA science newspaper.CA website.DA guide booklet.When Arun Krishnamurthy was a teenager, he witnessed a pond near his home filling up with garbage. The damages to the pond inspired him to become a con

23、servationist.In 2007, Kirshnamurthy founded the Environmental Foundation of India (EFI) a group that restores freshwater lakes and ponds across India. The team works to remove garbage and restores the natural habitats of birds, frogs and native plants, giving wildlife a chance to return. Over the la

24、st 13 years, EFI has carried out restoration work on 112 lakes and ponds.EFIs primary goal is to restore lakes and ponds, but the organizations work also benefits Indias water supply, because restoring water body helps groundwater recharge. In fact, groundwater is critical to India, accounting for 8

25、0% of its water supply. However, exploitation for domestic and agricultural use reducing reserves at a worrying rate.The government needs to take action, but Krishnamurthy believes individuals also have a significant role to play. Thats why he wants to raise awareness of waters importance in peoples

26、 daily lives. He points to the fact that groundwater in India is used for free, and a lot of it is wasted.Currently, EFI is facing a challenge when it comes to waste disposal. Up to 95% of the solid waste it collects from the ponds ends up in landfill. Krishnamurthy says EFI is investigating options

27、 for reusing and recycling more of the garbage.But despite different challenges, he feels hopeful not only for India but for the world. He urges people everywhere to pay attention to the dumping of waste and needs of wildlife. “With the right intentions”, says Krishnamurthy, “everyone can make an im

28、pact on our planet.”24Why was the Environmentalist Foundation of India founded?ATo restore freshwater lakes and ponds across India.BTo remove garbage and help groundwater recharge in India.CTo build birds, frogs and native plants natural habitats in India.DTo give wildlife chance to return and impro

29、ve water supply in India.25What is the challenge the Environmentalist Foundation of India facing now?AHow to develop water for domestic use.BHow to deal with the solid waste effectively.CHow to collect waste and meet the needs of wildlife.DHow to remove the garbage from the lakes and ponds.26What is

30、 the attitude of Krishnamurthy towards dealing with waste in India?AIndifferent.BUncertain.CSympathetic.DPositive.A unique positioning technology POINTER is being developed to pinpoint firefighters inside buildings where other positioning technologies fail.“Even with all of the advances made in fire

31、fighting technology, we still lose far too many firefighters each year,” said Greg Price who leads S&Ts first responder research and development programs. “We want them to know that we have their backs, that we are working to give them the tools they need to ensure their own safety. POINTER is one o

32、f those life-saving solutions.”Unlike positioning technologies such as GPS or radio-frequency identification, POINTER doesnt use radio waves. Though radio waves offer a reliable means to determine your location in a relatively open space, they can become unpredictable if you go indoors or find yours

33、elf surrounded by high buildings. This may be minor annoyance when trying to find the location of an appointment, but it could be a life-or-death situation when trying to locate firefighters in a burning building.The POINTER system is composed of three parts: a receiver, transmitter, and base statio

34、n. The firefighter wears the receiver, which is currently the size of a cellphone but expected to become much smaller after further development. A transmitter that can be attached to emergency vehicles outside the building generates the MOS fields, which travel through the building, pinging any rece

35、ivers located inside over range of about 230 feet (70 meters) in the current version of the system. This range can be extended but isnt needed in most fire-service applications. The receivers detect the fields determine their 3D location, and then send that data back outside the building to a laptop

36、 (the base station). Visualization software shows where the firefighters are in 3D space within an accuracy of a few inches. Not only can POINTER help firefighting teams locate team members through walls, MOS fields can also determine the orientation of the receiver.“This is a very exciting technolo

37、gy that adds another dimension to firefighters situational awareness,” said JPLs Ed Chow, the POINTER program manager, “Firefighters can be tracked in real time and, if they become unresponsive, their team members can see if they are trapped under debris or if they are injured so a rescue can be mou

38、nted.”The POINTER team is now planning to carry out a live webcast of a technical demonstration inside a two-level single-family home in Pasadena, California, near the campus of Caltech, which manages JPL for NASAFurther field tests in a variety of firefighting scenarios are being planned through 20

39、21, and a commercial version of POINTER will be made available to fire departments in 2022.27Why does the author quote what Greg Price said?ATo emphasize the necessity and importance of developing POINTER.BTo introduce the advances made in firefighting positioning technology.CTo compare the advantag

40、es and disadvantages of POINTER and GPS.DTo demonstrate the reliability of POINTER to locate firefighters inside buildings.28What does the underlined word “pinging” in paragraph probably mean?ASending messages to.BAdding dimension to.CProtecting the safety of.DShutting the connection with.29Paragrap

41、h 4 is mainly talking about _.Ahow POINTER is testedBwhat POINTER isCwhy POINTER is developedDhow POINTER works30What can be inferred about POINTER from the passage?AIt may be only a dream.BIt will serve NASA only.CIt will come into use soon.DIt may have passed field tests.The world climbs in popula

42、tion every year, meaning new parents enter the workforce daily. A wide variety of ideas change and adapt over time as people try to figure out what the “best” take on parenting is. Sadly, some parenting techniques have disastrous effects.A common technique that leads to a difficult adult life by low

43、ering confidence in children is negative parenting. Negative parenting tactics, such as lecturing, complaining, and yes, insulting can have a serious effect on your childs behavior and activities later on in life. Clearly, being insulted and lectured multiple times a day by an authority figure can g

44、reatly affect a childs confidence going into adulthood. Its not surprising hes hardly apt to actively seek out the companionship of others. Instead, his negative feelings toward himself cultivate a feeling of unworthiness around other children.While negative parenting can affect a childs mental stat

45、e, helicopter parenting results in ill-prepared children in an ever growing competitive world. A helicopter parent is overly involved in the life of his or her child. Children who cannot regulate their emotions and behavior effectively are more likely to have a harder time making friends and to stru

46、ggle in school. Another problem children with helicopter parents may have in the future is managing their health. Taking all of this information into account, helicopter parenting doesnt allow the child to be independent, so once the child has grown up he or she will not be able to make a decision b

47、y himself or herself.On the other side of the spectrum, permissive parenting leaves a child undisciplined for life. This style of parenting has a very loose structure and few rules; the parents usually show a lot of affection and love for their children. Therefore, permissive parenting is a type of

48、parenting style characterized by low demands with high responsiveness. Because parents have low expectations of their children, and want to be friends rather than parents, kids suffer because of a lack of achievement and motivation to do well in what they do. Therefore, children have worse self-control and cannot follow rules. These are fundamental concepts that should