2023年北京延庆区高三一模英语试题及答案

延庆区2022—2023学年第二学期质量检测

高三英语•2023.03

考1.考生要认真填写个人信息。

2.本试卷共11页，三大部分（共100分），考试时间90分钟。

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3.试题所有答案必须填涂或书写在答题卡上，在试卷上作答无效。选择题必须

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用2B铅笔作答；非选择题必须用黑色字迹的签字笔作答。

知4.考试结束后，考生应将答题卡按要求放在桌面上，待监考员收回。

第一部分：知识运用（共两节，30分）

第一节完形填空（共10小题：每小题1.5分，共15分）

阅读下面短文，掌握其大食，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选

项，并在答题纸上将该项涂黑…

Miloisarescuedogadoptedby20-year-oldMakaylaSwift.OnemorninginNovember

2021,SwiftopenedherfrontdoorinSilverSpring,Maryland,andMilo_1_running.

Milorantothehouseacrossthestreet.Heseemedunsatisfiedwiththishouse,soheran

totheonenextdoor,Swiftonhis_2_.Milostartedscratchingonthefrontdoor.

Swiftwas_3_,becausenoteveryonewantsastrangedogontheirproperty.Butasshe

triedto_4_Miloaway,shecouldhearasoundcomingthroughanopenupstairswindow.

Itwasavoiceyellipg"Help!”

Hoursearlier,around4a.m.,SherryStarr,85,hadrisenfromherbed.Allofasudden,

standingtherebetweenthetoiletandthetub,sheslippedandfellheavilyonthefloor.She

was_5_betweenthetoiletandthetubandcouldnotmoveatall.Starrwas_6_and

thoughtshewasjustgoingtodiethere.

Forthenextfewhours,Starrpracticedyelling:"Help!Help!HeHllp!"

Hervoicewasvery_7_thatnoonecouldhear.Luckily,Milo_8_heardStarrthe

momentSwiftopenedherownfrontdoor.

Swiftcalledtheemergencynumber911.Whentheambulanceworkersarrived,they

thoughtthey'dhavetoremovethetoiletto_9_Starr,butinstead,theygaveonelastpull

and-outshepopped.Thoughshewasblackandblueallover,Starr_10_atriptothe

hospital；'

Swifthasknownherownshareofdistress.Twoyearsago,hermotherdied.Shesaysthat

Milohashelpedherwithhergrief.“Thatdogisablessing,Mshesays.

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1.A.moveddownB.tookoffC.reachedoutD.pulledup

2.A.tailB.headC.bodyD.feet

3.A.disappointedB.confusedC,embarrassedD.astonished

4.A.giveB.sweepC.knockD.drag

5.A.sunkB.stuckC.liftedD.settled

6.A.surprisedB.boredC,puzzledD.scared

7.A.weakB.sharpC.roughD.loud

8.A.apparentlyB.hardlyC.slightlyD.temporarily

9.A.trapB.dropC.freeD.lay

10.A.avoidedB.failedC.declinedD.continued

第二节语法填空(共10小题；每小题L5分，共15分)

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。请在答题卡指定区域作答。

A

Idecidedtovolunteerforthisyear'shalf-marathonafterthechairmanoftheorganizing

committee_11_(visit)myschool.Forthepreviousweeks,Ihadbeentrainedon_12_to

beavolunteerfbrit.

Theexcitingracebegan,CathyandIwaitedpatientlyuntilwordspreadthatthefirst

runnerswouldbearrivingsoon,we_13_(quick)pouredwaterintothecupsfbrthem.After

thelastrunnerpassed,CathyandIstartedclearingup.Tiredandwetwithsweat,wefeltgood.

B

Accordingtosomefoodexperts,itishardesttogiveupthefoodyougrowupwith.Of

course,eachperson'scomfortfoodlargelydependsontheplace_14_theycome—fbra

Chineseitmightbeaplateofdumplingswithasaucerofvinegar,andforanativeoftheUK

itmightbetheclassicfishandchips,_15_(serve)hot,saltyandsour.Onemouthfulof

comfortfoodtakesusbacktoourculturalroots,_16_(give)usthe<4tasteofhome”and

relievingfeelingsofhomesickness.

C

Duringtheopeningceremonyofthe2022FIFAWorldCup,therewasasurprise_17_

(appear)byHollywoodactorMorganFreeman.

TheAmericansuperstar_18_(spot)withayoungphysically-challengedQatariboy,Al

Muftah.TheboywasbomwitharareconditionknownasCRS.It_19_(impact)the

normalformationofthelowerhalfofthebody,Butthedeterminedyoungmanrefusedtolet

hisconditionpreventhisthirst_20_lifeanddecidedtotakeonarangeofsports-

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tacklingeverythingfromrockclimbing,football,icehockeytoswimming.

第二部分：阅读理解（共两节，38分）

第一节（共14小题；每小题2分，共28分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题

纸上将该项涂黑。

A

GREATBOOKSTOTEACHCHILDRENABOUTCLIMATECHANGE

HereisashortenedlistofbookssponsoredbythemagazinesTIMEandTIMEforKids

thataresuitablefbrprimaryschoolers.Tomakethelist,weconsideredhowage-appropriate

thematerialwas,andwhetherthetoneandstorylineleftthereaderfeelingengagedand

empoweredratherthananxiousorconfused.

Expertsrecommendtheyoungestkidstoreadbooksthatexploretliebeautyandfragility

（脆弱）ofnature.Whendevelopinganappreciationfbrtheworldaroundthem,theycan

switchtobooksthatshowthecauseandeffectofhowhumanstreatourplanet,andwhyifs

importanttorespecttheenvironment.Forolderprimaryschoolkids,picturebookscan

illustratehowouruseoffbssil（化石）fuelscontributestoglobalwarming.Mostofthebooks

onthelistalsoofferlessonsabouthowchildren,families,schools,andcommunitiescanmake

adifference.

THANKYOU,EARTH:THELORAX

ALOVELETTERTO

ByDr.Seuss

OURPLANET

ByAprilPulleySayreThankstoitsrhyme,

Thisphotographybookshowstousplants,andwhimsicalillustration,

animalsandlandscapesinvividcolorsandthisclassictaleissuitable

descriptions.Fromup-closeimagesofforyoungchildrenwhocangraspthe

insectstopicturesofmountainranges,thescarcityofnaturalresources,andalso

pagesintroducechildrentotheplanets5olderkidswhocanseeadangerinvaluing

diversityinasimplebuteffectiveway.profitsoverlong-termenvironmental

harm.

WEAREWATERPOLARBEAR,

PROTECTORSWHYISYOUR

ByCaroleLindstromWORLD

AtributetonativetribesMELTING?

thatareprotectingtheByRobertE.Wells

planet,thisbookvividlyshowstheharmsofThisbookintroducesthegreenhouse

oilpipelines.Kidswillseethevalueofeffectwithillustrationsshowinghow

communityaction,whileadultswillsunlightgetstrapped.Itthenexplains

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recognizethestoryofthenativetribesfbssil-ftielenergy,andourrelianceonit

StandingRockSioux'sfightagainsttheforelectricityandtransportation.The

DakotaAccessPipeline.pagesarefullofscience.

21.Tomakethebooklistforkids,whatshouldbeconsideredfirst?

A.Confusingstoryline.B.Thetoneofanxiety.

C.Thebookssponsorship.D.Age-appropriatecontent.

22.Whatcankidsleamfromthebook"WEAREWATERPROTECTORS”?

A.Theycanseethevalueofcommunityaction.

B.Theycanknowhowtoprotectthenativetribes.

C.Theycanrecognizethestoryofthenativetribes.

D.Theycanunderstandtheimportanceofoilpipelines.

23.Whichbookexplainshowthegreenhouseeffectcomeintoexistence?

A.THELORAX

B.WEAREWATERPROTECTORS

C.POLARBEAR,WHYISYOURWORLDMELTING?

D.THANKYOU,EARTH:ALOVELETTERTOOURPLANET

B

Itwasthedayofthebigcross-countryrun.Studentsfromsevendifferentelementary

schoolsinandaroundthesmalltownof100-MileHouse,BritishColumbia,werewarmingup

andwalkingtheroutethroughthickevergreenforest.

IlookedaroundandfinallysawDavidstandingbyhimselfofftothesidebyafence.He

wassmallfortenyearsold,withmessyredhair.Buthisusualbigtoothygrinwasabsent

today.Iwalkedoverandaskedhimwhyhewasn'twiththeotherchildren.Theonlyresponse

hegavemewashehaddecidednottorun.Whatwaswrong?Hehadworkedsohardforthis

event!David'scerebralpalsy（脑瘫）preventedhimfromwalkingorrunninglikeother

children,butatschoolhispeersthoughtofhimasaregularkid.Healwaysparticipatedtothe

bestofhisabilityinwhatevertheyweredoing.Itjusttookhimlonger.Hehadstubbornlyrun

atotaloftwentythreekilometresinpracticerunstoprepareforthatday's

two-and-a-half-kilometrerun,andhehadaskedmetocomeandwatch.Wesatdowntogether

onsomesteps,butDavidwouldn5tlookatme.

Iquietlysaid,MDavid,ifyoudon'twanttoruntoday,nooneisgoingtomakeyou.Butif

you'renotrunningbecauseyou'reafraidsomeoneisgoingtolaugh,that'snotagoodenough

reason.Therewillalwaysbesomeonewhowilllaughandsaymeanthings.Areyougoingto

letthemgetinyourway?Ifyoureallywanttorun,David,thenyourun!”Iheldmybreathas

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uaviaLOOKmisin.inenneiooKeaaimeneiaanasaia,"imgonnarun.

Thestarter5sgunsounded.Buthehadonlygoneafewmetresbeforehetrippedandfell

flatontheground.Myheartsank.As1startedtoshoutencouragement,Davidpickedhimself

upandstartedagain.Alltheotherrunnershaddisappearedoverthehill.Butitdidn'tmatter.

Hehadworkedforit,andhewouldn'tgiveup!

Iwaitedanxiouslybythefinishlineasthemostrunnerscompletedandanotherracehad

begun.StillnoDavid!Istartedtofeelsick.HadIdonethewrongthing?Couldhehave

becomelost?Finally,asmallfigureemergedfromtheforest.Davidraisedhisarmsintriumph

ashecrossedthefinishlinetowildcheersandapplause.Hecaughtmyeye,flashedmea

toothygrinandsaid,“Thatwaseasy!”

24.WhatmadeDavidunabletorunlikeotherchildren?

A.Hismentalproblem.B.Hisphysicalcondition.

C.Hislaziness.D.Hishesitation.

25.Daviddecidedtorunbecause.

A.hewasencouragedtoB.hewantedtobethefirst

C.hewaslaughedintodoingitD.heknewitwasashorterdistance

26.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeDavid?

A.Braveandtalkative.B.Out-goingandkind-hearted.

C.Livelyandhard-working.D.Optimisticandstrong-willed.

27.Byusingtheplirase“atoothygrin*'inthelastsentence,thewriterintendstotellusabout

David's.

A.competenceinfinishingarunB.positiveattitudetowardslife

C.abilitytowincheersandapplauseD.effortstocatchothers'attention

C

Makinguseofthewind,thewateror,formorethanhalfofallplantspecies,animals,

plantsdisperse（散播）seedsfarandwide.Frugivores—animals

suchasgibbonsthatfeedonthefleshyfruitsofplants—eatand

thenexcrete（排泄）seedsawayfromtheoriginaltree.TheAfrican

savannaelephantcancarryseedsuptoarecord-breakingdistanceof

65kilometres.Thisabilitytoshiftgeographicalrangeswillbe

crucialtoplantswhenitcomestosurvivingclimatechange.

However,justlikeallgibbonspecies,theAfricansavannaelephantisendangered,its

populationdownby60percentoverthepast50years.

ResearchersinDenmarkandtheUSAhavepublishedanewstudyintohowthelossof

seed-dispersinganimalscouldaffecttheresilience（恢复力）offorestsandothernatural

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ecosystems.Accordingtotheirresearch,thislosshasalreadyreducedtheabilityofpk

moveinpacewithclimatechangeby60percent,andinsomeareasbyasmuchas95pe

EvanFricke,leadauthorofthestudy,explainsthatinordertoreachtheseresult

pulledtogetherexistingdatafromallpreviousstudiesandusedmachinelearningtod（

modelsthatcouldestimatetheseeddispersalpotentialofanyanimal,evenonesthatar

extinct.

Theresearchersfoundthat,historically,thedeclineofseed-dispersinganimalsh;

thegreatestinfluenceonplantsacrossthetemperate（温带的）regionsofNorthand

America,EuropeandsouthernAustralia.uOurtemperateecosystemshavelostalot

naturalseed-dispersalfunctionthattheywouldhavehad.^^explainsFricke,referringtc

mammalsthatwereoncewidespreadintheseregions.

Nevertheless,thepoorconservationstatusofmanyseed-dispersingtropicalanima

plantsinregionssuchasSoutheastAsiaandMadagascarmostatrisktoday.Witho

preservationofsuchanimals,globalseeddispersalcoulddeclinebyafurther15percent

directimplicationofthisdeclineisthatmanyplantspecieswillbeunabletokeeppace

changingclimate,55saysFricke.uThatmeansthepotentiallossnotonlyofplantbiodb

butoftheecosystemfunctionsthatthoseplantsprovide.^^

Aswildlifeislost,plantscannolongeradaptandsurviveandforestsbecoir

sustainable,whichreducestheamountofcarbontheycanstore.Theyalsolosetheirab

supportwildlife.Wholeecosystemsaredisrupted.Theconclusion,Frickesays,iscle

mustconservecurrentlyendangeredspeciesandrestorethepopulationsofimportan

dispersers."Independentofclimatechange,rewildinghasthepotentialtobenei

ecosystems,butinachangingclimate,ithastheaddedbenefitofincreasingthec

resilienceofthoseecosystems,5,hesays.

28.TheauthormentionstheAfricansavannaelephantinParagraph1isto.

A.highlighttheproblemB.predicttheending

C.expressanopinionD.provideasolution

29.WhatdoesFrickeconcludefromthestudy?

A.plantsdisperseseedsbywayofanimalsexcretingthem.

B.rewildingcanpromotetheclimateresilienceofourecosystems.

C.seed-dispersinganimalscouldhardlyaffectthenaturalecosystems.

D.thelossofseed-dispersinganimalshaslittleinfluenceontemperateregions.

30.Whichwouldbethebesttitleofthepassage?

A.TheResilienceofEcosystems

B.TheConservationofSeed-dispersingAnimals

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」・rxiiiuiaioinaiopicauoccuarueUdbunuai/^iiuU11UCI1111Cdl

D.AnimalsThatSpreadSeedsAreEndangered—AndWellProtected

D

We'veheardforyearsthatbreakfastisthemostimportantmealoftheday.But,it

actuallymightbeevenmoreimportantthanpreviouslythought,accordingtoastudy

publishedintheJournaloftheAcademyofNutritionandDietetics,whichexaminedthe

effectsofskippingmealsandmealfrequencyasrelatedtomortality(死亡率)andheart

health.

Thestudy,whichwaspublishedinAugustoflastyear,soughttofindoutifeating

behaviorslikemealfrequency,mealskipping,andtimebetweenmealswereassociatedwith

all-causeandcardiovasculardisease(CVD)mortality.

Thestudyconsistedof24,011adults40yearsorolderwhoparticipatedfrom1999to

2014.Researcherslookedatvariouseatingbehaviorsofparticipantswhoself-reportedtheir

eatinghabitsevery24hours.Causesofdeathweretrackedviadeathrecordsthrough

December31,2015,

Afterexaminingparticipantsthroughouttheyears,researchersfoundthatcertaineating

behaviorswereinfactlinkedtohigherratesofprematuredeath.Eatingonlyonemealperday

wasassociatedwithanincreasedriskofall-causeandCVDmortalitywhileskipping

breakfastwaslinkedtoanincreasedriskofCVDmortality,andskippinglunchordinnerwas

linkedtoanincreasedriskofall-causemortality.Lastly,thestudyfoundthathavingmealstoo

closelytogether(lessthanfourandhalfhoursapart)wasalsolinkedtoall-causepremature

death.

So,whatdoesthismeanfbrtheaverageperson?"Attheendofthedaywhatmattersis

thatanindividualcanmeettheirnutritionalneedsfbroptimal(最佳)health/5explainsKeri

Gans,authorofTheSmallChangeDiet,“andbreakfasttypicallyisagoodvehiclefor

nutrientsassociatedwithadecreaseincardiovascularrisk,suchasfiberandvitamins"."Ifby

eliminatingmealstheyaremissingoutonimportantnutrientstheirbodyneeds,thenlong

termthatcanbeharmfultotheirhealth/*leadstoa“higherriskfbrcertaincancersandheart

disease,55shesays.

Whilethisstudywaslargeandcomprehensiveinmanyways,therearealsomany

limitations.Itwasmostlybasedona24-hour,self-reporteddietaryrecall,uwhichmaynot

alwaysbethebestmethodfbrdietaryassessment,nexplainsGans."Theparticipantsmaynot

accuratelyrecallwhattheyateorhonestlyreportitleadingtothepotentialofmisinformation.

Researchersnotedthatitwasimpossibletoconsidertheroleofsleepintherelationship

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oetweenlooaanamortality,aswellasahostototherunmeasurediactors.

Thebottomlineisthatwhilethesefindingsabouttherelationshipsbetwee

skippingandmortalityareimportant,therearealotmorefactorsthatgointopremature

31.WhataremainlydiscussedinParagraphs3and4?

A.ResearchprocessandfindingsB.Thecauseandfindings

C.ResearchsubjectsandpurposeD.Thetopicandsignificance

32.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“eliminating“inParagraph5mostprobablymean?

A.Reducing.B.Overeating.C.Skipping.D.Consuming.

33.Whatcanweinferfromthestudy?

A.Itslimitationsarefullytakenintoaccountinthestudy.

B.Consumingadequatenutrientsisthekeytomaintainoverallhealth.

C.Theriskofall-causeprematuredeathisunrelatedtoskippingdinner.

D.Researcherslearnedabouteatingbehaviorsbyobservingtheparticipants.

34.Whatistheauthor'sattitudetowardsskippingbreakfast?

A.Favorable.B.Unconcerned.C.Skeptical.D.Disapprovir

第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，共10分）

根据短文内容，从短文后的七个选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，并在

上将该项涂黑。选项中有两项为多余选项。

WhyBoundariesatWorkAreEssential

Whatisaboundary,youask?Aboundaryisalimitdefiningyouinrelationtos（

orsomething._35_Ifyouhaveinformedsomeonethatthisisyourofficespace,yoi

oryourchair,youhaveattemptedtosetphysicalboundaries.

Lettingco-workersknowyouarenotcomfortableshakingtheirhandsorhuggin

ataholidayparty,especiallywithCovidatthistime,isanotherexampleofsettingap

boundary.Itisofteneasiertounderstandaphysicalboundary.Emotionalor

boundariesmaybesubtler（更微妙的）._36_

Emotionalboundariesarerelatedtoourfeelingsandhowsomethingorson

behavioraffectsus.Forexample,ifabosstreatsyoudisrespectfullybyyellingaty

colleaguefrequentlyinterruptsyouinmeetings,youarelikelytofeelhurt,embarrass

perhapsangry.Understandably,byhavingacourageousconversationwithbothyourb

co-workerabouttheirbehavior,theimpactithasonyou,andyourexpectationsre;

futurebehavior,youaresettinghealthyemotionalboundariesforyourselfatwork.

Sometimeswesetaboundarythatisacombinationofbothaphysicalandemotio

_37_Oneexampleofthisisbeingrepeatedlyaskedtoworklateduringtheweek/we

orwhileonvacation.Anotherexampleisbeingrequiredtoseetoomanyclientsorpat

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provideremoteworkpriortothepandemichittingtheglobalnations.Postthepandemic,

severalcompaniesunderstoodtheimportanceofworkingfromhomeandtheassociated

benefitsofworkingremotely.Thus,mostoforganizationshavestartedpromotingremote

workduetowhichtheyhavesavedahugeamountofmoneyandincreasedtheirturnoverand

productivityapproaches.

Thesecondmajorbenefitassociatedwithremoteworkisthelackofthenecessityto

travel,whichreducesthechancesofbeingstuckintraffic.Thishasincreasedproductivityand

efficiencyatworkandsavedapotentialamountoftimeforthemthattheycouldinvestin

otherproductiveactivities.

Tosummarize,itcannotbedeniedthatdevelopingtechnologieshaveanumberof

benefitstosocietyasithasallowedindividualstomanagetheirtimeeffectively.Moreover,it

alsohelpswithsociallifebalance.

40.Accordingtothispassage,whatmakesindividualsabletoworkfromhome?

41.Inthesentence”…thiscouldsavetheorganizationsalargesumofmoney^^inparagraph2,

whatdoes'"this"mean?

42.Pleasedecidewhichpartisfalseinthefollowingstatement,thenunderlineitandexplain

why.

AWorkingfromhomecandomanybenefits,becauseitreducesemployers'capital

aswellasindividuals'workingtime.

43.Whatdoyouthinkaredisadvantagesofworkingfromhome?（Inabout40words）

第二节（20分）

假设你是红星中学高三（1）班学生李华。你的外国笔友Jim在给你的邮件中提到

他对中国十二生肖感兴趣。请你给他回一封邮件介绍你的生肖，内容包括：

1.简介中国的十二生肖；2.你的生肖和生肖对你的影响。

注意：

1.iUUZE/tJ；

2.开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。

提示词语：十二生肖thetwelveanimalsigns

DearJim,

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延庆区2022-2023学年第二学期质量检测

高三英语参考答案2023.03

第一部分：知识运用（共二节，满分30分）

第一节完形填空（共10，'题：每小题1.5分，共15分）

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第二节语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，共15分）

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16.giving17.appearance18.wasspotted19.impacts20.for

第二部分：阅读理解（共两节，38分）

第一节（共14小题；每小题2分，共28分）

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第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，共10分）

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第三部分：书面表达（共两节，