2023届安徽省宿州市高三教学质量检测(一模)英语试题.docx

1、2023届安徽省宿州市高三教学质量检测（一模）英语试题学校:_姓名：_班级：_考号：_一、阅读理解Abundant yet rough, diverse yet unique, Jamaica is an island of contrasts. Kingston, on the southern coast, is the island countrys capital and most populated city. Dive in one of the south coasts four bays and see hundreds of species of fish.Food & Dr

2、inkJerk chicken or pork is a must; the island spice flavours it perfectly. Watch and learn island cooking at Zimbalis Cooking Studio, and dont forget to sample some of the freshly caught seafood available all around the island. For a sweet treat, try the fried bananas or any of the islands fresh fru

3、it. For coffee lovers, Blue Mountain coffee is a treat.ActivitiesAdventureseekers can climb the Blue Mountains, raft the White River, shoot down a zip line, or ride horses along the beach. Nature and wildlife tours are also available. Those who want a more laidback holiday can soak up the sun on the

4、 beaches, play one or all of the 12 golf courses. AttractionsIn Montego Bay, the coral reefs are spectacular and well worth a days diving. Blue Hole or Dunns River Falls, both near Ocho Rios, are fun ways to cool off in the water. The Rose Hall Great House is beautiful (and its story is scary)but ev

5、eryone comes out alive. You could also book a day trip to Appleton Rum Estate and tour the distillery(酿酒厂).AccommodationJamaica Inn has a welldeserved reputation for oldschool elegance. A landmark in Jamaica, this fivestar private property has been welcoming guests, including wellknown names like Ma

6、rilyn Monroe and Ian Fleming, for over half a century. Located in the easternmost part of the island, the Inn has good ocean views.1What makes Jerk chicken or pork delicious?AFresh fruit.BSeafood.CThe island spice.DThe special climate.2What can tourists do in Jamaica according to the text?ASample fl

7、avoured seafood.BTry fried chicken.CRide horses in mountains.DGo diving in the bay.3What do we know about Jamaica Inn?AIt is stateowned.BIt used to be a school.CIt ever received celebrities.DIt stands off the island.A nightmare plot turned into a miracle-like rescue in Colorado on Sunday. Three chil

8、dren aged 4 to 11 years old were playing on the icy pond at The Addison at Cherry Creek apartments. Suddenly they fell in and were sinking in the freezing water. Dusti Talavera, who lives at the apartment complex, was looking out her window when she saw the kids fall in. Talavera, 23, said she did n

9、ot hesitate to put on her shoes and rush to the pond, which is 15 feet deep.“Before I realized it, I was on the pond pulling the two kids out, and that was when I fell in the pond for the third kid,” Talavera said during a press conference on Monday. Two of the kids were saved and Talavera began to

10、pull a 6-year-old up to the surface, but was struggling. That was when a 16-year-old male, identified as the cousin of the 6-year-old, jumped in to help.As deputies (警官) rushed to the scene, they heard that people were out of the pond, but one was not breathing. Deputy David Rodriguez immediately be

11、gan chest compressions and mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, CBS Denver reports. Two other deputies, Blaine Moulton and Justin Dillard, also assisted. She was rushed to Childrens Hospital and was breathing and had a pulse.“Seeing her breathe was a massive relief,” said Dillard. The girl has been transfe

12、rred to Denver Health, and as of Monday was in serious condition, but expected to survive, according to CBS Denver.4What can we learn from paragraph 1?AThe accident happened on a summer Sunday.BWithout thinking Talavera offered the kids help.CThe kids were playing with Talavera on the pond.DTalavera

13、 lives far from where the accident happened.5Who helped Talavera pull the third kid out?AA deputy.BA teenager.CA doctor.DA reporter.6Which of the following can best describe Talavera?ABrave and helpful.BCautious and patient.CFar-sighted and generous.DWarm-hearted and modest.7Whats the text mainly ab

14、out?AA timely rescue.BA serious drowning.CSome lucky children.DSome honorable rescuers.A man paralyzed from the neck down has gained the ability to type words with his brain about as fast as the average smartphone user, a new study says.This “mindwriting” was done through a science-fiction sounding

15、brain-computer interface (BCI) (接口) that picked up neural signals and fed them into an algorithm (算法) which translated them into letters. The secret to the success, and why this particular BCI was able to produce words at such a faster rate than other BCIs in the past, was that it tracked the brain

16、signals of the patient, known as T5, as he imagined writing them down with a pena skill which remains in our motor skill system for years after paralysis.“With this BCI, our study participant achieved typing speeds of 90 characters per minute,” wrote the study group, whose paper can be read in Natur

17、e. “To our knowledge, these typing speeds exceed (超过) those reported for any other BCI, and are comparable to typical smartphone typing speeds of individuals in the age group of our participant.” The study had conducted other trials with different BCIs before, in which they used eye-monitoring equip

18、ment, but found it required tremendous attention and focus from the user.The new BCI isnt yet developed enough to be called a prototype, meaning it will likely be years before more paralysis victims can regain their ability to communicate. However, this also means the room for improvement is much hi

19、gher, explained one scientist, speaking with CNN.8How does mindwriting work?AIt improves motor skill system.BIt tracks peoples hand signals.CIt writes signals down with pens.DIt translates neural signals into words.9How do the study group support their findings?ABy giving examples.BBy analyzing caus

20、es.CBy making reference.DBy making comparisons.10What does the underlined word “prototype” mean in the last paragraph?AThought.BModel.CReminder.DBarrier.11Whats the most suitable title for the text?AA New BCI Picks up Neural SignalsBMindwriting Helps Paralyzed Patients Write FastCParalyzed Patients

21、Write as Fast as Smartphone UsersDParalysis Victims Regain Social Skills through MindwritingWeeds compete for soil nutrients, water, space, and sunlight with the crops farmers grow to help feed people. Now a thirdgeneration weeding robot, armed with lasers and powered by Al, offers a perfect laborsa

22、ving device.Trundling(移动)down a row of crops, a battery of twelve cameras scan the ground, identifying weeds through machineleaning and killing them with a CO2 laser. CO2 lasers use reactions between nitrogen, carbon, and oxygen to generate powerful beams of light that are concentrated through mirro

23、rs inside the laser.The Autonomous Weeder by Carbon Robotics can root out 100,000 weeds per hour, and clear 1520 acres in a single daynumbers that require a person working an entire season to match. The robots onboard supercomputer ensures millimeter precision with its laser so as to avoid accidentl

24、y clipping(剪掉)crops.“This is one of the most creative and valuable technologies that Ive seen as a farmer,” said James Johnson of Carzalia Farm in a statement, who has used Carbon Robotics technology on his farm. “I expect the robots to go mainstream because of how effectively they address some of f

25、armings most critical issues, including the overuse of chemicals, process efficiency, and labor. The sky is the limit.” Its no surprise that the 2021 model of the Autonomous Weeder has already sold out, even considering its price tag which was quoted at “hundreds of thousands of dollars.”The de-weed

26、ing method of the robot is Certified Organic and in line with regenerative farming practices. Costeffective weed control is the biggest barrier to entry with organic farming, and agriculturalists looking to make the switch finally have an alternative to help them get their vegetables out to people.1

27、2Which part of the weeder helps clear grass precisely?AThe CO2 laser.BThe battery of cameras.CMirrors inside the laser.DThe onboard supercomputer.13What does the underlined sentence “The sky is the limit.” mean in paragraph 4?AThe robots wont spread widely.BThe invention is very promising.CThe weede

28、r addresses limited issues.DThe technology needs further improvement.14What does James think of the weeder?AFlexible.BAffordable.CEnergysaving.DEnvironmentfriendly.15What can be inferred about the weeder from the last paragraph?AIt contributes to a higher output.BIt helps develop organic farming.CIt

29、 will replace humans in farming.DIt isnt accepted by agriculturalists.二、七选五No matter where you go, youll notice something strange about treesthe fact that their bottoms are painted white. Generally speaking, the purpose of whitewashing is to protect trees from heat and insects. _16_. Lets check them

30、 out!Blocking the sunYou might sometimes notice that some tree trunks surfaces get dry and crack easily. _17_. Simply put, they are exposed to the burning sun and the temperatures change wildly between day and night. Fortunately, painting a trees trunk white is similar to adding sunscreen, which hel

31、ps block the sun.Heat protection_18_.White paint reflects the heat and allows trees to spend more time on transpiration (蒸腾) and growing their fruits. Additionally, when trees are cooler, they have less stress, which makes their stomata (气孔) stay open a bit longer for the exchange of gases.Defending

32、 against pestsMore often than not, a trees surface will crack, allowing insects to creep inside. _19_. Therefore, people whitewash trees using latex paint and water, which prevents insects from climbing up trees and entering inside through the cracks. _20_ Last but not least, the surface of trees is

33、 painted white to make them more visible, specifically for those on the side of the road. Why is that important? Because accidents involving trees are extremely common, especially during the night, when drivers can not see them much more clearly.AStopping accidentsBImproving visibilityCWhitewashing

34、is a good way to solve the problemDThe cause of this phenomenon has already been foundEWhitewashing helps young trees remain cool in springFHowever, therere many other reasons for whitewashing treesGBacteria will feed on the trees inner parts, eventually killing it三、完形填空Born with polio (小儿麻痹症), Ryde

35、r Killam started using a wheelchair at two. When he started kindergarten, Ryder had to be _21_ 75 feet to the end of the driveway to wait for the school bus every day. He had to _22_ rain, wind, and snow while waiting for the bus, so his father Tim put up a patio umbrella (庭院伞) to provide some_23_ f

36、rom the elements. But it didnt accomplish much unless it was just a rainy day with no _24_ otherwise he still would get wet and not stay warm.Tim _25_ to the community for an old bus hut but no luck. Then he _26_ a post on Facebook to see if someone could help build Ryder a new one. Dan McKena, who

37、had been teaching construction technology, responded with an “_27_”. Three of Mr Mckenas classes at Westerly High School _28_ the project. They worked hard for numerous weeks, _29_ by the cause and knowing that soon a _30_ winter would be falling. On November 2, the hut was finally delivered to the

38、home.It was big enough to allow such great _31_ for Ryder and an adult to be with him comfortably. Ryders first_32_ was “Wow! Perfectly!” He loved it and wanted to hang out in it all the time. The family sent a photo of Ryder in the bus _33_ and thanked Dan and his students for their hard work. The

39、teens were extremely _34_ to see just how their project has helped others. This project brought out community together a bit. It showed that there is still so much _35_ in this world and town!21AdrivenBpushedChiddenDcarried22AsurviveBobserveCadmireDbattle23AdecorationBexperienceCprotectionDentertain

40、ment24AsnowBwindCfogDfrost25Areached outBgave inCheld onDset down26AfoundBsoughtCplacedDanswered27AabsolutelyBobviouslyCimpossiblyDincredibly28AcompletedBabandonedClaunchedDrejected29AshockedBconfusedCremindedDmotivated30AhardBmildCdryDlate31AvarietyBaccessCpassionDtreasure32AchoiceBactionCdecisionD

41、reaction33AstationBcompanyCshelterDseat34AexcitedBluckyCastonishedDuncertain35AconflictBgoodCmisfortuneDfun四、用单词的适当形式完成短文阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1 个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。A great many young Chinese audiences have taken to _36_ (society) media to talk about pursuing their dreams after learning about the life of the m

42、aster poet _37_ lived 1,300 years ago in the historical documentary Li Bai on CCTV-9.The four-episode documentary took three years _38_ (film) as the crew traveled to eight provinces around China. The program aims to restore a well-rounded image of the great poet Li Bai _39_ (base) on solid historic

43、al records, as well as the _40_ (late) research carried out by experts and scholars.The third episode _41_ (main) tells the stories between Li and his friend, another famous poet, Du Fu. Their friendship is referred to _42_ a “fairy friendship”.“If Du Fu is the greatest poet in China, then Li Bai is

44、 the most talented poet in the history of Chinese poetry,” Jiang Yufang, _43_ professor of ancient Chinese literature at the Chinese National Academy of Arts, told the Global Times on Sunday.Much of Lis life _44_ (reflect) in his poetry: his romance, chivalry, heroism, and freedom while traveling ar

45、ound the mountains and rivers of China, and his unappreciated and tough career path.“Many people who like Li Bais poetry actually like the spirit he conveyedthe spirit of never giving up and _45_ (dream) about contributing to society, just like many young people who have the same dream in this era,” said Jiang.五、其他应用文46你校英文报Teens正在为“用英语讲好中国传统文化”专栏征稿，请你选择一项喜欢的传统文化项目，写一篇短文投稿，内容包括：1介绍文化内容；2阐述喜欢原因。注意：1写作词数应为 80 左右；2在答题卡的相应位置作答。_六、读后续写47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。Owing to the spread of COVID-19, visiting loved ones has become something seemingly impossible.