2024年高考第三次模拟考试英语（新高考九省专用02）（考试版）A4

2024年高考英语第三次模拟考试高三英语（考试时间：120分钟试卷满分：150分）注意事项：1．答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、考生号等填写在答题卡和试卷指定位置上。2．回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用铅笔把答题卡对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号。回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上。写在本试卷上无效。3．考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1．Whatadvicedoesthewomangivetheman?A．Dosomelistening. B．Rememberbasicwords. C．Readalot.2．Whowillbeabsentfromtheparty?A．Gary. B．Tony. C．Pete.3．Whydoesthemanmakethecall?A．Tobuyaproduct.B．Toaskforatelephonenumber.C．Tohavehisrefrigeratorchecked.4．WhattimedoesthenextplanetoLondonleave?A．At10:00. B．At11:00. C．At12:00.5．Whatistoblameaccordingtotheman?A．Unfortableseats. B．Thetrafficnoise. C．MissLee’sweakvoice.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。【听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。】6．Whatcausesthepartytobeputoff?A．Anunexpectedmeeting. B．Theterribleweather. C．Achangedplan.7．Whenwasthepartysupposedtobeheldatfirst?A．ThisSaturday. B．ThisSunday. C．Nextweekend.【听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。】8．WhydidAmygotothecontest?A．Tohavesomefun. B．Towinsomemoney. C．Toprovehercookingskills.9．HowdoesAmymostprobablyfeelnow?A．Regretful. B．Upset. C．Happy.【听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。】10．Whatisthepurposeofthewoman’svisit?A．Topurchaseelectronicequipment.B．Tohireanadvertisingagency.C．Torentarecordingstudio.11．WhatdoweknowaboutMr.Crank?A．Hehasbeenrelocatedtoanotherbranch.B．Hehasstartedanewpany.C．Hehaschangedprofessions.12．Whatdoesthemansuggestthewomandointheend?A．Listentosomemusic.B．TalkwithPenelopeCage.C．Leavehercontactinformation.【听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。】13．Whatistheman?A．Adoctor. B．Ahost. C．Ateacher.14．Whousedtobeadoctor?A．Cassie’sfriend.B．Cassie’smother.C．Cassie’sfriend’smother.15．HowlongdidittakeCassietobeeaqualifieddoctor?A．Oneyear. B．Fouryears. C．Fiveyears.16．WhatdoesCassiesayaboutherjob?A．Shegetsboredwithit.B．Sheenjoysitingeneral.C．Shealwaysworksovertime.【听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。】17．Whatcanlistenersinthecenterdoafterthespeech?A．Workasaguide. B．Visitthecenter. C．Choosetheinstructors.18．Whowillteachjazz?A．Diana. B．Jim. C．Steve.19．Whencanstudentshavebaseballclasses?A．OnFridayafternoons. B．OnSaturdayafternoons. C．OnSundayafternoons.20．Whichcourseisforbeginners?A．Badminton. B．Tabletennis. C．Baseball.第二部分阅读（共两节,满分50分）第一节(共15小题:每小题2.5分,满分37.5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。AThisyearArtCollectingwillcontinuetoprovidemunityartguidesaswehavebeendoingitforthepast24years.HalvorsenFineArtGalleryEstablishedinHoustonHistoricArtDistrict,atSawyerYards,HalvorsenFineArtGallerywith2,000squarefeetfeaturesamazingpaintingsoflandscapesandseascapesbyimpressionisticartists.Inadditiontohostingartistexhibitions,itprovidesartconsultationservicesforcollectors,designersandartenthusiasts.ArtoftheWorldGalleryThegalleryprovidesacontemporary,plexandrichculturalexperienceforartenthusiastsandcollectorsfromallaroundtheworld.DirectlyrepresentingsomeofthemostimportantlivingartistsfromAsia,Europe,andLatinAmerica,ArtoftheWorldGalleryisoneofthemostfamousgalleriesinthestate,locatedinHouston’sfinesthotspotforlocalsandtourists.ZatistaContemporaryandFineArtWithover4,000worksfromthemosttalentedemergingandestablishedartists,Zatistaprovidesaccesstothetypesofworkspreviouslyonlyavailabletoseasonedcollectors.BuyingonlinewithZatistaiseasywiththeirfreeartconsultation,certificatesofauthenticity(真实性),andabuyerguaranteethatallowsyoutotryartinyourhomewithfreereturns.JohnPalmerFineArtIt’slocatedintheavenueintheHistoricHeights.Thebinationofasaved1930’sbungalow(平房)withmuseumqualitynewconstructionistheperfectatmospheretoshowcasethegreatworksofartistJohnRossPalmer.JohnPalmerFineArtisopenbyappointmentonly.Youcansetanappointmentbycalling7138616726.WelookforwardtoshowingyouthebeautifulworldofJohnPalmerFineArt!21．WhatisthepurposeofArtCollecting?A．Collectingartworks. B．Offeringartinformation.C．Helpingseasonedartists. D．Foundingartorganizations.22．WhatcanvisitorsdoinHalvorsenFineArtGallery?A．Holdpersonalexhibitions. B．Obtainauthenticcertificates.C．Getatasteofdifferentcultures. D．Appreciateimpressionistpaintings.23．WhatcanwelearnaboutJohnPalmerFineArt?A．ItisinHouston’sbestspot. B．Itoffersartconsultationservices.C．Itexhibitstheworksofonlyoneartist. D．Itcanbevisitedwithoutanappointment.BAtage10,McCulloughgotaglimpseofherdreamjob.ItsparkledintheeyesofthePackardChildren’snurseswhocaredforherbrotherMatthew,whohadbraincancer.Asachild,McCulloughspenthoursatherbrother’sbedside.“Ilookeduptothenurses.Ifoundtheirunconditionalmitmenttomybrother’scareremarkable,”McCulloughsays.Asayounggirl,McCulloughpracticednursingbycaringforherbrother,adesirebornoutofherintenseloveforhim.Shewouldrubhisback,bringhimdrinks,andevenhelpadjusthislines.Shewasanatural.Herparentssaidthatshewasverycaringandalwaysputpeoplefirstfromayoungage.WhenMatthewpassedaway,McCulloughbecameevenmoremittedtobeinganurse.Shetookstepsthroughtheyearstomakeherdreametrue.Inhighschool,shevolunteeredatcancercentersandhospitals.“Mybeinganurseis100%inhonorofMatt.Ifelttheneedtochannelmygriefandturnthattragicmomentintosomethingpositive,”McCulloughsays.Overtime,McCulloughrealizedthatshedidn’tjustwanttobeanurse.Shewantedtobeapediatriconcology(儿科肿瘤)nurseatPackardChildren’s.McCulloughwantedtogivebacktothehospitalthathaddonesomuchforherbrother.Despitefeelinglikeschoolnevercameeasy,McCulloughpersisted(坚持)andgotintoarespectednursingschool.Shefeelslikesheworked10timesharderthanothernursingstudentsattheuniversity.Shetradedgoingoutandspendingtimewithfriendsforthelibrary.Incollege,eachstepbroughtMcCulloughclosertoherdream.SheworkedasanursingassistantatStanfordHealthCareforadultswithcancer.Then,shetransferredtoPackardChildren’sandworkedasanursingassistantinthePediatricTransplantCenter.Today,She’sanurseonthesameunitthatcaredforherbrotheryearsago.Sheisoneofthosenursessheadmiredsomuchasachild.Shefindsthetime,evenonverybusydays,totrulybethereforpatientsandfamiliestomakethemfeellovedandweled.24．WhatmakesMcCulloughwanttobeanurse?A．Herloveforherbrother.B．Thepainofcancerpatients.C．Hernaturalabilityofnursing.D．Thedesiretogivebacktosociety.25．WhatisknownaboutMcCullough’scollegelife?A．Shebegantoworkforherdream.B．Shevolunteeredatcancercenters.C．Shebecameanursingassistantforchildren.D．Shespentmuchtimewithfriendsinthelibrary.26．WhatwordscanbeusedtodescribeMcCullough?A．Changeableandrespectable.B．Hardworkinganddemanding.C．Professionalandadventurous.D．Considerateandpersistent.27．Whatcanbelearnedfromthetext?A．Godhelpsthosewhohelpthemselves.B．Wherethereisawillthereisaway.C．Behindbadluckesgoodluck.D．Hewholaughslastlaughsbest.CTherearewelldocumentedmentalhealthbenefitstopetownership,asmuchresearchhasshown.Indeed,weknowtherearesomephysicalbenefitsaswell,asdogownerstendtohavemoreactivelifestyles.Yetwhenitestoconditionslikeallergies(过敏),wetendtothinkofpetownershipasexacerbating,notalleviatingthem.Hence,arecentstudypublishedinthejournalPLOSOnemighteasasurprise.Thestudy,publishedWednesday,foundthatchildrenraisedwithcatsanddogsearlyinlifehada13to16%lowerriskofdevelopingallfoodallergiesthanthosewhodidnotownpets.Theresearchersengagedinadetailedsurvey,studying65,000children.Theyfoundthatchildrenwhowereexposedtodogseitherduringfetal(胎儿)development,oruptotheageof3yearsoldwerelesslikelytohavenut,milkandeggallergies.Thiswasn’ttrueforotherpetsthatweren’tcatsanddogs.Indeed,thesameresearchfoundthatchildrenexposedtohamstersduringthissameperiodhadanincreasedriskofnutallergies.Yetchildrenwhowereexposedtocatsduringtheirearlyyearswerelikewiselesslikelytodevelopspecificallergies—namely,allergiestowheat,soybeanandegg.Whilethestudyisnotthefinalwordontheissue—theresearchersnote“furtherstudiesusingoralfoodchallengesarerequiredtomoreaccuratelyassesstheincidentoffoodallergies”—itreinforcespreexistingresearchontheseeminglyfunnywaysthatcatsinfluencehumandevelopment.Inadditiontoaddingtothegrowingbodyofscientificliteratureaboutpetsandhumanhealth,thePLOSOnealsoreinforcesearlierresearchabouttheroleoftheenvironmentindevelopingallergies.Theresearchrepeatedlyfoundthatexposuretofarmyarddirt,dustandthevariousfinehairsthatflyoffanimalshelpschildrenintheirbreathingsystemdevelopment.28．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“exaccrbating”inparagraph1bestmean?A．Worsening. B．Damaging.C．Improving. D．Benefiting.29．Whatagreeswiththeresultoftherecentresearch?A．Kidsover3willhavemorefoodallergies.B．Hamsterscausethemostallergiestochildren.C．Allpetownershipwillnotreducefoodallergies.D．Catownersarelesslikelytobeallergicthandogowners.30．Whatistheauthor’sattitudetothePLOSOnestudy?A．Satisfied. B．Objective.C．Doubtful. D．Unconcerned.31．Whatisabesttitleforthetext?A．BenefitsbroughtbyraisinganimalsB．PetownershipmakingkidshealthierC．ResearchesondifferentfoodallergiesD．Dogsandcatsreducingkids’allergiesDZoologistsstudiedthenervoussystemsofinsectstoinvestigateprinciplesofbiologicalbrainputationandpossibleeffectsonmachinelearningandartificialintelligence.Specifically,theyanalysedhowinsectslearntoassociatesensoryinformationintheirenvironmentwithafoodreward,andhowtheycanrecallthisinformationlaterinordertosolveplextaskssuchasthesearchforfood.Livingorganismsshowremarkableabilitiesincopingwithproblemsposedbyplexanddynamicenvironments.Theyareabletogeneralizetheirexperiencesinordertorapidlyadapttheirbehaviourwhentheenvironmentchanges.Thezoologistsinvestigatedhowthenervoussystemofthefruitflycontrolsitsbehaviourwhensearchingforfood.Usingaputermodel,theysimulated(模拟)andanalysedtheputationsinthefruitfly’snervoussysteminresponsetoscentsingfromthefoodsource.Theyinitiallytrainedtheirmodeloftheflybraininexactlythesamewayasinsectsaretrainedinexperiments.Theypresentedaspecificscentinthesimulationtogetherwitharewardandasecondscentwithoutareward.“Themodelrapidlylearnsastrongrepresentationoftherewardedscentafterjustafewscentpresentationsandisthenabletofindthesourceofthisscentinaplexenvironment,”saidputerscientistDrHannesRapp,whocreatedthemodel.Themodelcreatedisthuscapableofgeneralizingfromitsmemoryandtoapplywhatithaslearnedpreviouslyinapletelynewandplexenvironment,whilelearningrequiredonlyaverysmalldatabaseoftrainingsamples.Theresultssuggestthatthetransformationofsensoryinformationintomemoriesinthebraincaninspirefuturemachinelearningandartificialintelligenceapplicationstosolvingplextasks.32．Whatistheaimoftheresearch?A．Toanalysetheapplicationofbiologicalbrainputationprinciples.B．Toseekpromotionofmachinelearningandartificialintelligence.C．Toshedlightonhowthenervoussystemsofinsectswork.D．Touncoverhowinsectsapplysensoryinformationinsearchoffood.33．WhichstatementabouttheresearchmethodisNOTTRUE?A．Theresearcherscollectedthedatabyusingaputermodel.B．Theresearchersfocusedonhowthefruitfly’snervoussystemreactstoscents.C．Theresearcherstrainedthemodelinthesamewayastrainingfruitflies.D．Theresearcherspresentedtwodifferentscentstocarryoutacontrolexperiment.34．Whatdotheresultsoftheresearchimply?A．Insects’nervoussystemsaremoresensitivetoparticularscents.B．Artificialintelligenceissignificanttobiologicalbrainresearch.C．Sensoryinformationiswidelyappliedinmachinelearning.D．ResearchoninsectbraincancontributetoAIdevelopment.35．Whatisthemainpurposeofthetext?A．Topresentpredictionsaboutthefutureofmachinelearning.B．Toillustratethemethodandfindingsofascientificstudy.C．Tocallonmoreresearchoninsectbrainandbehavior.D．Tointroduceapracticalmethodofinsectresearch.第二节(共5小题:每小题2.5分,满分12.5分)阅读下面短文,从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。HelpingYourKidstoBeInterestedinSportsBeingactiveandmovingissomethingthatissoimportantforusall,especiallyforchildren.36However,someparentscanfeelshockedwhentheyseethattheirchildisn’tinterestedinsports.Sohowcanyouencouragethemtohaveago?Itissuchagoodideatoleadbyexamplewhenyouareaparent.Thisistrueforavarietyofaspects,butespeciallyforgettingchildreninvolvedinsport.37Soyouneedtobesomeonewhoisinterestedandactive,ifyouwantanyhopeofthemdoingsotoo.Ifyoulayonthecouchalldaythentheywilljustlearntodothattoo.38Althoughtheycanchoosewhotheywanttosupport,seeingyourenthusiasmforaparticularplayerorteamcanbejustwhatisneededtostarttheirjourney.Youcouldlookforateamuniformstoretogetthemasportsshirtwiththeirnameonforexample,aswellasseetheteamplayatoneoftheirgames.39Ifsomethingisdull,itwillbehardforchildrentobeenthusiasticaboutit.Thiswillmakethemresent(讨厌)it,whichisnotagoodthingforlaterinlife.Iftheyshowparticularskillandlearntoplaysport,thenmorepracticeandtrainingcanein.40Whentheycanenjoywhattheydo,theywillonlyseeitassomethingfuntodo,ratherthanwhatweasadultsmightseeitas,suchasachoretoburncalories.Whateversportyourchildchoosestoplay,encouragethemandmakeitfun,andthenitwillbesomethingthattheywillwanttocarryondoingastheygoabouttherestoftheirlives.A．Theywon’tbeinterestedinsportsifyou’renot.B．herearesomeothertipsthatyouwouldsharewiththem.C．Shareyourenthusiasmanditwillhelptolightenapassion.D．Sothinkaboutwaysthatcangetthemtobeactiveinthesports.E．Howactiveachildiswillimpacttheiroverallhealthandlearning.F．Apartfromleadingbyexample,youcouldalsoshareyourfavoriteteam.G．However,themainmessageforgettingchildrenintosportistokeepitfun.第三部分语言运用(共两节，满分30分)第一节(共15小题:每小题1分，满分15分)阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Doyousometimesignoreyourmomwhilechattingwithfriends?Ifyou’reateen,that’sfairly41.Andnewresearchesmayexplainwhysomanyadolescents42theirmom’svoices.Youngkids’brainsareverytunedintotheirmothers’voices.Butastheygrowup,everything43.Teenagers’brainsaremoretunedintostrangers’voices.Thisobvious44usuallyhappensbetweenages13and14.That’swhenteenagersareinthecourseofpuberty(青春期),aroughlydecadelongtransitionintoadulthood.Researchersscannedthebrainsof7to16yearoldsastheylistenedtothingssaidbytheirmothersorbyunfamiliarwomen.Thewordswerepurely45:teebudieshawlt,keebudieshawltandpeebudieshawlt.Asthekidslistened,certainpartsoftheirbrainsbecame46.Thiswasespeciallytrueinbrainregionsthathelpusto47rewardsandpayattention.That’sexactlyasitshouldbe.Theexperimentsshowthatthosepartsoftheirbrainsreactmorestronglytotheunfamiliarvoicesthantotheirmothers’.Theseareasintheadolescentbrainsdon’tstop48mom.It’sjustthatunfamiliarvoicesbeemorerewardingandworthyofattention.“Askids49,theirsurvivaldependslessandlessonmaternalsupport.50,theyrelymoreandmoreontheir51—friendsandothersclosertotheirownage.Sothebrainsneedtobeginpayingmoreattentiontothatwiderworld.Thebrainseemsto52newneedsthatewithadolescence.”However,mothers’voicesstillhavespecialpower,especiallyintimesof53.Studiesalsoshowedthatlevelsofstresshormones(荷尔蒙)54whenstressedoutgirlsheardtheirmoms’voicesonthephone.Sowhilebothteensandtheirparentssometimesfeelfrustratedbymissedmessages,that’sokay.“That’sthewaythe55iswired,andthere’sagoodreasonforit.”41．A．mon B．rare C．strange D．impossible42．A．putup B．tuneout C．listento D．showoff43．A．changes B．matters C．evolves D．counts44．A．action B．shift C．ability D．function45．A．plicated B．meaningful C．nonsense D．nonstop46．A．numb B．small C．calm D．active47．A．collapse B．design C．detect D．process48．A．keepingout B．respondingto C．workingwith D．turningdown49．A．struggle B．advance C．shrink D．mature50．A．Once B．Otherwise C．Instead D．Besides51．A．strangers B．petitors C．partners D．peers52．A．adaptto B．appealto C．applyto D．attachto53．A．stress B．relief C．safety D．plenty54．A．varied B．dropped C．topped D．remained55．A．head B．mind C．heart D．brain第二节(共10小题:每小题1.5分，满分15分)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。TherecentopeningofanewexhibitionbuildingattheSanxingduiMuseum,inGuanghan,inSichuanprovince,madetheplace56instanttouristhotspot.Thebronzeheads,goldenmasks,holytreesandvariousstatuesrevealthe57(mystery)facesofaculturedatingbackmorethan3,000years.ForthosewhocannotmakeittoGuanghan,58theextensivesiteofSanxingduiislocated,animmersiveexhibition59(equip)withdigitaltechnology,titledHelloSanxingdui,60(offer)analternativemeanstobeawedbythemagnificenceofthisBronzeAgeculture.ItisrunningattheLongfuArtMuseuminBeijinguntilFeb29.Itprovidesatimetravelexperienceforbothaneducationalandartisticappeal.Thejourneybegins61abrieftimelineoftexts,photosandvideos,showinghowSanxingduiwasfirstdiscoveredinthe1920s,whenobjectswerefoundbyfarmersdigginganirrigationditch(灌溉沟渠);andithighlightstheimportantmomentsinthepastcentury’scontinuedarchaeologicalefforts,torevealthemythssurroundingSanxingduiandthesecretsyet62(uncover).Onshow63lifesizereproductionsofdozensofastonishingartifacts,supervisedbySanxingduiMuseum,suchas2.6meterbronzestatues,3.8meterwidebronzemasksand“theholytree”standingnearly4meters.ImagesoftheseobjectsfoundatSanxingduiandtheir64(pattern)havebeendigitalized,animatedandprojectedonscreens,leadingtheaudienceintotheancientkingdomofShu,a65(civilize)thatthrivedforcenturiesinthesouthwestduringtheZhouDynasty,anddisappearedsuddenly,leavingmanymythsandlegends.第四部分写作（共两节,满分40分）第一节（满分15分）假定你是李华，得知好友Eric回国后在学校成立了中国传统文化和习俗学习小组。请给他写一封邮件，内容包括：1.表示祝贺；2.询问学习内容；3.期待他分享学习体会。注意：1.写作词数应为80左右；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________第二节（满分25分）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。TomandJaneplannedaholidayatthelake,andtheydecidedtotaketheirchildren,TimandSarah,withthem.However,TimandSarahwanted:tovisitDisneyWorldfortheirholidayorhireayacht(游艇)inHawaii.Campingbythelakewasn’tevenontheirlistofholidayadventures.“Wecanvisitsomeoftheislandstoo,”Janesaid.“YourdadandIalwayswantedtoexplorethemysteriouscabinonMooseIsland.”Mysteriouscabin?Thechildrenwerenowfarmoreinterestedinthislakeholidayidea.“WemightseeBigfoot,”Timsaid.“Orsomeunusualspecies!”Sarahturnedtoherparents.“We’rein.Whendoweleave?”Thechildren’sexcitementquicklydisappearedwhentheyarrivedatthelake.Whiletheirparentswerecarryingtheirsuitcasesinside,Tima