四川省成都市蓉城名校联盟2021-2022学年高三第三次联考英语试题(音频暂未更新)

四川省成都市蓉城名校联盟2021-2022学年高三第三次联考英语试题(音频暂未更新)
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1. 听力题 详细信息

听录音,回答问题。

  1. (1) What is the relationship between the speakers?
    A . A couple. B . Colleagues. C . Doctor and patient.
  2. (2) What will Amelia probably do first?
    A . Go to a drugstore. B . Work on her report. C . Attend a meeting.
2. 听力题 详细信息

听录音,回答问题。

  1. (1) What does the woman say about the tour?
    A . There are only two-day tours. B . Its price is proper and acceptable. C . It needs booking one day in advance.
  2. (2) Why will the man make a decision later?
    A . He'd like to wait for a discount. B . He'll search for the website first. C . He has to discuss it with his friends.
3. 听力题 详细信息

听录音,回答问题。

  1. (1) What did Mark major in?
    A . Marketing. B . Computer application. C . Business management.
  2. (2) How long did Mark work as a deliveryman?
    A . Half a year. B . A year. C . Two years.
  3. (3) What does Mrs. Wilson mean?
    A . Mark will attend next interview. B . Mark has just got the job offer. C . Mark should wait for the reply.
4. 听力题 详细信息

听录音,回答问题。

  1. (1) Why does Ms. Lain talk to Paul?
    A . He failed to pass a test. B . He missed some lessons. C . He did poorly in his studies.
  2. (2) When does Paul volunteer at the Students Center?
    A . From noon to 1:30 p. m.. B . From 5:00 p. m. to 6:00 p. m.. C . From 6:30 p. m. to 8:30 p. m..
  3. (3) What does Ms. Lain ask Paul to do?
    A . Spare some time for relaxation. B . Do everything according to schedule. C . Balance studies and after-school activities.
  4. (4) What will Paul give up doing?
    A . Playing on the soccer team. B . Working at the supermarket. C . Volunteering at the Students Center.
5. 听力题 详细信息

听录音,回答问题。

  1. (1) What prizes were given last week?
    A . Pens. B . Sports bags. C . I-Watches.
  2. (2) When was the show broadcast for the first time?
    A . A week ago. B . A month ago. C . A year ago.
  3. (3) What do we know about the footballer?
    A . He can speak French. B . He has a famous wife. C . He owns a club.
  4. (4) How will the participants tell their answers?
    A . By making a call. B . By writing a letter. C . By sending a postcard.
6. 阅读理解 详细信息

阅读下列短文, 从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中, 选出最佳选项。

The Best Overland Trips to Take in 2022

Sri Lanka

For wildlife enthusiasts, Sri Lanka is paradise. This tropical getaway involves two game drives through the Minneriya and Yala National Parks, where you'll get the chance to spot wild elephants, crocodiles and leopards. Beyond, there are opportunities to go whitewater rafting, plus explore ancient castles and journey on a train through rice fields and tea plantations.

Lapland's Sámi community

Expose yourself to Sámi culture on this five-day Finland holiday. Here, you'll learn about the Sámi way of life at a reindeer farm, and enjoy a traditional three-course Lappish dinner. Highlights include jisledding through the snowy wilderness, ice fishing and cross-country skiing.

Southern Morocco

After a day hiking in the Atlas Mountains, it's on to Taghazout Bay, where you'll learn to surf and explore the waterfalls of Paradise Valley. Stretch out those tired muscles at an optional yoga class, or save your relaxation for the final day, which includes a barbecue and live music performances on the beach.

Utah's Canyon-lands

This is for true adventurers only — you're heading into the heart of the American West, where the Rockies meet the desert. Explore the red rocks of Devil's Kitchen in Utah, go rafting on the Colorado River and hike forested trails through the Rocky Mountains. You can relax in the steaming Strawberry Hot Springs. For a different thrill, cocktail hour is held at the Stanley Hotel-which inspired "The Shining."

Full Itinerary at caravan. com.

  1. (1) What's special about Sri Lanka?
    A . It serves delicious food. B . It has modern castles. C . It pleases animal lovers. D . It offers yoga class.
  2. (2) If you take interest in music, which place may you visit?
    A . Sri Lanka. B . Southern Morocco. C . Utah's Canyonlands. D . Lapland's Sámi community.
  3. (3) From which is the text probably taken?
    A . A travel brochure. B . A local newspaper. C . A cultural website. D . A business magazine.
7. 阅读理解 详细信息

阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中, 选出最佳选项。

Huang, 24, is a native of Maodao township in Wuzhishan county, South China's Hainan Province. Born into a family of the Li ethnic group, he was exposed to Li culture as a child, especially the ethnic brocade (织绵), which is famous for its bright, striking colors. But he had no idea how to weave it. "My parents are lifetime farmers, and no one in the family really knew much about weaving the brocade" he said.

Huang did not know much about craftsmanship until he was in high school, when local authorities organized an event to introduce intangible cultural heritage to the school campus in 2016. "I was fascinated instantly," he said. Since then, he fell in love with Li brocade and became the only boy in his home village who could weave it.

"I developed a genuine and everlasting love for the ethnic craft, but some villagers cannot understand why a man is addicted to weaving," he says. "They think it's a girl's thing." Regardless of it, Huang continued chasing after his weaving dream.

The intangible cultural heritage of Li brocade dates back to more than 3, 000 years. In line with Li tradition, the weaving techniques are only "passed on to women, not to men", as in ancient China, men were supposed to do farm work while women weaved.

In recent years, Hainan education authorities have introduced the traditional craft in local schools, so that the younger generation can understand and learn about the ethnic culture.

When Huang learned of the ancient craftsmanship in high school, he started weaving almost immediately. "I gave my first handmade brocade piece to my teacher to express my gratitude for her guidance." said Huang.

  1. (1) What can we infer from paragraph 1 and 2 about the ethnic brocade?
    A . It is only liked by women. B . It is famous for light colors. C . It belongs to intangible cultural heritage. D . All the women in Huang's home village can weave it.
  2. (2) What does paragraph 4 mainly talk about?
    A . The development of Li brocade. B . The definition of Li brocade. C . The problems of Li brocade. D . The tradition of Li brocade.
  3. (3) Which of the following best describes Huang?
    A . Humorous and understanding. B . Determined and grateful. C . Selfless and independent. D . Helpful and energetic.
  4. (4) What can we learn through Huang's story?
    A . Interest is the best teacher. B . Never give up. C . Tradition bridges old and new. D . Honesty is the best policy.
8. 阅读理解 详细信息

阅读下列短文, 从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中, 选出最佳选项。

In an unusual move, wildlife workers in Florida are feeding manatees to keep them from starving. But feeding these massive sea creatures takes a lot of food. So far, the rescue workers have already given out 25 tons of lettuces. By 2025, there will be 50 tons of lettuces needed, said the rescue workers. They alsosaid the figure will rise to around 70 tons by 2030.

Manatees are huge sea mammals that only eat sea grass and other plants that live in the sea. That's one reason they're sometimes called "sea cows". They spend most of their time in warm, shallow water looking for food.

Sea grass began to disappear around 2011. Warming seas, combined with polluted water and fertilizers that have been washed off from farmlands have created huge growths of algae on the ocean's surface. The algae blocks the sunlight that allows the sea grass to grow.

The problem is especially grievous in Indian River Lagoon. About 90% of the sea grass beds in the area have died off. Last year, 1, 101 manatees died. That was a record. Most died from starvation. Many of the manatees that remain are so thin that their bones can be seen. Often they have trouble swimming. So last December, government wildlife experts came up with a plan to get emergency food to the manatees. They decided to feed them green vegetables like lettuce and cabbage.

As a feeding spot, they chose a part of the Indian River Lagoon where Florida Power & Light has a power plant. The power plant releases warm and clean water, so it's popular with the manatees.

The feeding station has been very successful. Around 350 manatees a day have come to get food. On some days, as many as 800 manatees have shown up.

  1. (1) How many more lettuces will manatees need by 2030 than now?
    A . More than 25 tons. B . About 50 tons. C . Less than 70 tons. D . About 45 tons.
  2. (2) What directly makes sea grass disappear?
    A . A large number of algae. B . Remaining fertilizers. C . Polluted water. D . Warming seas.
  3. (3) What does the underlined word "grievous" in paragraph 4 probably mean?
    A . Relieved. B . Severe. C . Ridiculous. D . Vague.
  4. (4) What is the author's purpose in writing the text?
    A . To thank and praise the rescue workers. B . To present a new finding about wild animals. C . To show the terrible situation about Manatees. D . To tell the improvements of living conditions for manatees.
9. 阅读理解 详细信息

阅读下列短文, 从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中, 选出最佳选项。

The Neurosurgical Simulation (神经外科模拟) and Artificial Intelligence Learning Centre hired 70 medical students to perform virtual brain tumor removals.

Researchers randomly assigned students to receive instruction and feedback by either an AI tutor or a remote expert instructor, with a third control group receiving no instruction. An AI-powered tutor called the Virtual Operative Assistant (VOA) used a machine learning algorithm to teach safe and efficient surgical technique and provided personalized feedback, while a deep learning system and a team of experts assessed student performance. In the other group, remote instructors watched a live feed of the surgical simulations and provided feedback based on the student's performance.

The researchers found that students who received VOA instruction and feedback learned surgical skills 2. 6 times faster and achieved 36% better performance compared to those who received instruction and feedback from remote instructors. Surgical skill plays an important role in patient outcomes both during and after brain surgery. VOA may be an effective way to increase neurosurgeon performance, improving patient safety while reducing the burden on human instructors. "Artificially intelligent tutors like the VOA may become a valuable tool in the training of the next generation of neurosurgeons, " says Rolando Del Maestro, senior author of the study in JAMA Network Open. "The VOA significantly improved expertise while fostering an excellent learning environment. Ongoing studies are assessing how in-person instructors and AI-powered intelligent tutors can most effectively be used together to improve the mastery of neurosurgical skills."

"Intelligent tutoring systems can use a variety of simulation platforms to provide almost unlimited chances for repetitive practice without the constraints imposed by the availability of supervision," says Ali Fazlollahi, the study's first author. "With continued research, increased development, and dissemination (宣传) of intelligent tutoring systems, we can be better prepared for ever-evolving future challenges."

  1. (1) What can we learn about VOA?
    A . It is a kind of AI-powered tutor. B . It will gradually replace in-person instructors. C . It definitely improves patients' safety and reduces their burden. D . It has successfully helped students remove patients' brain tumor.
  2. (2) What's the author's attitude towards VOA?
    A . Critical. B . Ambiguous. C . Supportive. D . Indifferent.
  3. (3) What can be inferred from the last paragraph?
    A . Ali Fazlollahi is the only author of the study. B . Traditional tutoring systems need fewer observations. C . Intelligent tutoring systems have largely been used in medical education. D . Intelligent tutoring systems still need more time to develop and broadcast.
  4. (4) What's the best title for the text?
    A . AI Helps Medical Education B . AI Develops Well in Medicine C . AI Replaces Human Instructors D . A New Study Improves People's Life
10. 任务型阅读 详细信息

根据短文内容, 从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。

From the moment we wake up each day, we're faced with a continuous stream of choices. When there are too many options, we tend to feel overwhelmed, anxious, stressed or otherwise out of sorts.  It can prevent us making additional decisions.

When decision tiredness kicks in, you may feel like you just don't have the mental band-width to deal with more decisions. This can lead to decisional paralysis or less self-control, causing you to avoid making certain choices entirely and to make ones that aren't in line with your goals or values, experts say. .

Make some choices automatic.  When you go grocery shopping, use a master list that has the same staples, and buy the same brands each time. If you like having soybean milk for breakfast, stick with it on a daily basis. And if you're trying to exercise regularly, practise it every day.

. Be alert to signs of decision tiredness and act accordingly: If you've had a demanding day that was filled with lots of decisions, put off making another one. If things that wouldn't normally trouble you start bothering you, you may not be in the best state of mind to make a major decision. . But it's something to watch out for.

A. Make decision seriously

B. Some easy ways to do this

C. Tune into how you're feeling

D. This is called decision tiredness

E. We all probably suffer from decision tiredness

F. Here's how to improve or manage this phenomenon

G. People may not realize they're experiencing decision tiredness

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