
2021年北師大二附中高三英語(yǔ)期中試題及答案解析
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第一節(jié)(共15小題;每小題2分,滿分30分)
閱讀下列短文,從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)
A
Overtheyears,I’vebeenguiltyofhastilyshuttingthefrontdoortomanystrangerswhentheycameknocking
lierthisyear,aroundEastertime,adearfriendofminehadan
experiencethatchangedmymindandperceptiontowardsthe“intruders”.
Linda,whorecentlymovedtoanewneighbourhood,hadbeenhouboundallweeksufferingfromavere
caoffluwhen,earlyonemorning,goutthewindow,she
sawtwoyoungladiesdemurely(端莊地)wofalargeTVt
establishmentnearbyandassumedamessagewasabouttobegentlydelivered.“ThisisthelastthingIneed
today,”shemutteredtoherlfandhesitantlyopenedthedoor.
Coughing,shepokedherheadoutandimpatientlyinformedthemshewasn’ttheslightestbitinterestedin
rmore,sheadded,ies
politelyturnedandleftinsilence.
Afewhourslater,lancedoutthewindowandtohersurpri,therewerethesame
twoladies,annoyedthistime,sheopenedthedoorreadytogivethemapieceofhermind.
Beforeshecouldspeak,withconcernedlooksontheirfaces,thewomenhandedLindawhatlookedtobeadish,
saying,“We’lly
itmightmakeyoufeelalittlebetter.”
ewtothearea,shedidn’tknowmanyneighboursor
peoplewhocouldassistherwithshoppingorerrands(跑腿)
at,theladiesleft.
Aftersherelatedthisstorytome,allyintoday’s
worldwheresadly,ealizedthatthinkingaboutothersand
showingkindnessistherealesnceoflove.
estheexpression“givethemapieceofhermind”inParagraph4mean?
hemaway.
utheridea.
nbelearnedaboutLindafromthepassage?
lwayshastilyshutthefrontdoortomanypeople.
asnotalittleinterestedinanyTVwhatsoever.
asverygratefultotheladiesfortheirchickensoup.
ouldbuytheirTVtinrewardfortheladies’chickensoup.
’sthebesttitleforthepassage?
rthesoul
d’xperience
B
eft,snow-covered
laininfrontofus,wecanjust
whywestayhere.
ngthemmoveslowlyacrossthegreengrass,I'm
struckbytheirbeauty.I'ebeinghuntedillegallyfortheir
valuablefur.
MyguideisZhaxi,
i,protectingthewildlifeisawayof
life.“We'renottryingtosavetheanimals,”hesays.“Actually,we'retryingtosaveourlves.”
Inthe1980sanswere
ivingplaceswerebecomingsmallerasnewroadsandrailwayswere
built.
InordertosaveTibetanantelopes,
andvoluntsandgateswere
addedtolettheantelopesmoveeasilyandkeepthemsafefromcarsandtrains.
elopepopulationhasrecoveredandinJune2015,theTibetanantelope
ernment,however,doesnotintendtostoptheprotection
enwelearntoexistinharmony
withnaturecanwestopbeingathreattowildlifeandtoourplanet.
nwelearnfromZhaxi'swordsinparagraph3?
tingtheanimalsisprotectingourlves.
erveisonlysafeforwildanimals.
mainlytalkedaboutinparagraph4?
elopes'livingplaceschanged.
elopes'1980sandthe1990sareunusual.
estheunderlinedword“removed”inthelastparagraphprobablymean?
ized.
ghtbethefutureconditionofTibetanantelopesaccordingtothelastparagraph?
llbeover-populated.
llbeathreattomanandotherwildlife.
llbeontheendangeredspecieslistagain.
llbeinharmonywithnatureandhumans.
C
Haveyoueverdonesomethingthatwasreallydangerousjustbecauyouthoughtitwassafe?Maybeyou
didadangeroustrickonyourbicycleorskateboardbecauyouwerewearingahelmetandthoughtyoucouldn’t
chology(心理)ofthissortofbehavioriscalledthePeltzmanEffect,namedafterSamPeltzman,
anbelievesthatthomomentswhenpeoplethink
theyarethesafestarethetimeswhentheyactmostdangerously.
Peltzmansaidthatpeopledrovemoredangerouslywhentheyworeatbelts(安全帶).Drivingalarge
four-wheeldrivevehiclehasasimilareffectondrivers’edriversoflargevehiclessituphigherand
canebetter,ebetterprotectedin
accidents,kesdrivingmorehazardoustootherdrivers.
ThePeltzmanEffectisn’1972,theAmericanFoodandDrugAdministration(FDA)
etycapsweredesignedtoprevent
childrenfromaccidentallytakingthemedicine,ingsafetycaps
soundedlikeagreatidea,ethesafetycapsaresohardtotakeoff,
somepeopleleavethemoffaltogether.
Wor,someparentsleavethebottleswherekidscanreachthembecautheyfeelthatitissafebecauof
onthePeltzmanEffectshowedthatmorethan3,500childrenhavebeenharmedbyaspirin
becauofthesafetycaps.
ThePeltzmanEffectdescribeshowwe’relikelytotakemorerisksandactmoredangerouslywhenwefeel
’smore,theeffectsofthebehaviorscanbequitedifferentfromwhatweexpect.
thePeltzmanEffect?
behavelesssafelywhentheyfeelsafe.
feelsafestwhentheyareunderprotection.
ingthatemsdangerousturnsouttobesafe.
whoactdangerouslyarelikelytobetogether.
estheunderlinedword“hazardous”inParagraph2mean?
sting.ive.
ous.a(chǎn)nt.
nebottleswithsafetycaps________.
uiredthroughouttheworld
edemandsofthePeltzmanEffect
llintheworld
completelysafe
uldbethebesttitleforthetext?
SafetyMeasures
fDecisionMaking
’sFearofTakingRisks
entBehaviorsofPeopleinDanger
D
Whatactsofkindnesswillmakeusthehappiest,andwhotendstobenefitthemost?Anewly-published
reviewofdecadesofkindnessrearchprovidessomeanswers.
Inthispaper,rearchersanalyzedtheresultsfrom126rearcharticleslookingatalmost200,000
diestheychomeasuredwell-beinginvariousways,includingboth
reexperiments,wherepeopledidakindnesspracticetoobrveitffects,
whileothersjustsurveyedpeopleabouthowkindandhappytheywere.
Axpected,archerBryantHui
wasastoundedthattherelationshipwasn'tstrongerthanitwas,buthewasstillencouragedbytheresults.
OnethingHuiandhiscolleaguesfoundwasthatpeoplewhoperformedrandom,informalactsofkindness,
likebringingamealtoasadfriend,tendedtobehappierthanpeoplewhoperformedmoreformalactsof
kindness,likevolunteeringinasoupkitchen.
Therearchersalsofoundthatpeoplewhowerekindtendedtobehigherin"eudaimonichappiness"(a
nofmeaningandpurpoinlife)morethan"hedonichappiness"(anofpleasureandcomfort).Perhaps
thismakesn,giventhatbeingkindtakeffort,whichreducescomfortbutcouldmakepeoplefeelbetter
aboutthemlvesandtheirabilities,whichwouldprovideanofmeaning.
Beingkindcamewithgreatereudaimonichappinessforwomenthanformen,ingtoHui,this
couldbebecau,inmanycultures,womenareexpectedtobekinderthanmen;so,theymayhavemoretogain
ngerparticipantxperiencedmorehappinesswhentheywerekindthanolderparticipants,
perhapsfordevelopmentalreasons,hesays.
Huiisn'tsurewhyactingkindmighthavethedifferenteffectsondifferentgroups,buthepointstotheories
putforthbyrearcherElizabethMidlarsky:Beingkindmaymakeusfeelbetteraboutourlvesasapersonor
aboutthemeaningofourlives,helpusforgetourowntroublesandstress,orhelpusbemore
socially-connectedwithothers.
esthedatainthecondparagraphintendtoshow?
entpapergivesconvincingresults.
ssisclolylinkedtoone'swell-being.
estheunderlinedword"astounded"inparagraph3mean?
d.
fthefollowingactsofkindnesscanmakeonefeelhappieraccordingtoparagraph4?
ngacommunity.
tingdonationsforthepoor.
therearchersfindfromthepaper?
indhasdifferenteffectsondifferentgroups.
onichappinessmakespeoplefeelcomfort.
ngerexperiencedmorehappinessthantheolder.
participantsarekinderthanmaleones.
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KeepingFishHelpsPreventLoneliness
Whattypicallycomestomind,whenyouthinkofalonelyperson?Themostlikelyanswerisanolderperson,
whoissociallyisolated(孤立的),leadsaveryquietlifeanddoesn’tgetoutmuch.___16___Lonelinesscanaffect
peopleofallagesfromallwalksoflife.
Rearcherundthatpeople,
youngorold,whospendtimewatchingfishintanks,couldeimprovementsintheirphysicalandmental
well-being.___17___.
Keepingfishmeansyouwillhaveawell-organizedroutine.___18___.Youneedtoturnthelighton,feedthe
fish,illalsobeweeklyandmonthlychores(瑣事)whichwillneedtobedone,
suchascheckingtheequipment.
___19___’llinvolvetalkingwithotherpeoplewhohavesimilar
grelationshipsandfriendshipswiththepeoplewillbemucheasierandthiswouldcounter
isolationandlikelydecrealoneliness.
Manypeople,inspiteofbeinglonely,arenotallowedtohavea“traditional”petintheirhouorapartment.
Eitherduetoallergies(過(guò)敏)orlandlordagreements,peoplearerestrictedtohavepetsintheirhouor
apartment.___20___.’smoreimportant,theywillsay
good-byetolonelinessforever.
r,thisisn’talwaystheca.
llthisrequiresvisitstoapetstore.
tosay,you’llhavealotofworktodo.
resomeofthelargestfreshwaterfishkeptaspets.
ththerestrictions,manypeopleareallowedtokeepfish.
rethatthetankisbigenoughforthefishyouaregoingtobuy.
,itnotonlyhelpedtoreducetheirheartrate,butalsoimprovedtheirfeelings.
第二部分語(yǔ)言運(yùn)用(共兩節(jié),滿分45分)
第一節(jié)(共20小題;每小題1.5分,滿分30分)
閱讀下面短文,從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)
Maryandherhusbandhadadognamed“Lucky”.Whenevertheirfriendscameforaweekendvisit,they
wouldwarnthemnottoleavethe___21___openbecauLuckywould___22___r,
someonewouldforgetandsomethingwouldcomeup___23___.MaryorJimwouldgotoLucky’stoyboxin
the___24___.Therethe___25___wouldbe,amongLucky’sothertoys.
ingtoldhershewasgoingto___26___.The
nightbeforeshewastogotothehospital,athought___27___ughtmade
her___28___thanthinkingofherowndeath.
___29___earrivedhome,Marywasso____30____that
shecouldn’therto____31____rywokeup,shecouldn’t
ldn’t____32____icsoongaveway
to____33________34____withsometoys!Whileshehadslept,the
sorrowingdoghadmadetripaftertriptothebament____35____hisbelovedhostessallhisfavoritethingsinlife.
Hehadcoveredherwithhis____36____.
Maryforgotaboutdying.____37____sheandLuckybeganlivingagain,____38____furtherandfurther
’sbeen12yearsnowandMaryisstill____39____.Luckystillstealstreasuresandhidesthem
inhistoyboxandMaryremainshisgreatesttreasure.
Neverforgetthepeoplewhomakea(n)____40____ee
someonewithoutasmiletoday,givethemone!riously!
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Abreakdancingvideoofamiddle-agedmanhasgoneviralonsocialmediainrecentdays.
ThemaninthevideoisDuanLifu,____41.____(direct)oftheQianweiCountyEducationBureauinLeshan.
Onthedaythevideowasbeingmade,DuanpaidavisittoQianweiFirstHighSchool____42.____(deliver)a
____43.____hour-and-a-halflongspeech,
Duanperformedthisbreakdance,through____44.____heexpectedtohelprelievestudents'pressure.
"Aftergivingthespeech,Igavestudentsmyphonenumberandinvitedthemtoaskquestionsabout
things____45.____lta(n)____46.____(enthusiastic)atmospherethanbefore,soIasked
mycolleaguestoconnectcellphoneswithBluetooth,andimprovid(即興表演)theshortbreakdance,"Duan
said.
Duansaidthathisbreakdancingwaslf-taught____47.____'t
dancedfornearlyadecade."IlearnedtobreakdancewhenIwasatasimilaragetothestudents."
Withariesofprofessionaldancemoves,includingspaceslidingandmechanicaldancing,Duan's
dance____48.____(draw)cheersfromthestudents.
Thevideowas____49.____(wide)postedonsocialmediaandmanynetizensalsocheeredfor
Duan,_____50._____(prai)himasaverylovelyleader.
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hatIdid,ghtIthoughtmymomwould
shoutatme,shejusttoldmeshebelievedthatIwouldn',shehavenevercheatedsince
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參考答案
1.A2.C3.B
4.B5.C6.A7.D
8.A9.C10.D11.A
12.B13.D14.C15.A
16.A17.G18.C19.B20.E
21.B22.A23.C24.D25.A26.B27.C28.D29.A30.C31.B32.
A33.D34.B35.C36.B37.A38.B39.C40.A
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(2).a→an
(3).pockets→pocket
(4).去掉on
(5).Late→Later
(6).asking→asked
(7).Heard→Hearing
(8).angrily→angry
(9).she前加but/yet
(10).she→I
52.略
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