2021届广东省高三六校第三次联考英语试题答案(2021.2.24)

精校版绝密*启前广东省2021届高三六第三次联考英语试卷（答案）命：山念学2021.2.24注事：1.答前考务将己姓、生号考号座号写答卡。2.回选题，选每题案，用笔答卡对题的案号黑。需动，橡擦干后再涂他案号回非择时将案在题卡，在试上效3.考结后将试和题一交回第二部阅读（共两，满分分）第一节共15小题每小题分，满分37.5分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的AB、C、四选项中选出最佳项。AThankforlendingusyoursupportbyplanningavisittoRavenglass&EskdaleRailway.Pleasenote,inordertomanagecapacity容)ensurethesafetyofpassengersstaff,allpassengersarerequiredpurchasealimedticketbeforehand.bearinmindthattheticketsneversoldDeparturestationsareRavenglassorDalegarth.Ourintermediatestationswillbecloseduntilfurthernotice.Therelotstoexploreourstationstop;findoutmoreouronlineitinerary(行程)planner.Ifyouareawheelchairuser,pleasecallaheadofyourvisittopre-bookyourspace.Visitwebsiteformoredetailstoplanyourvisit,ravenglass-railway.co.uk.Tel:01229717171.TimetableA(fromRAVENGLASS)Depart10:25

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精校版6.doyouthinkofauthor?A.Hard-workingdetermined.B.Confidentefficient.C.Cooperativecreative.D.Modestandtalented.7.theauthorbenefitfromtheproject?A.Sheawardforwriting.B.strongerbothmentallyandphysically.C.skillfulmakingfurniture.D.Shehadabetterunderstandingofherself.CHuman-likecarshavebeengrownonbacksofmiceusing3Dpriming.Thetechniquecouldpotentiallybeusedtoconstructnewcursorotherbodypeoplewithouttheneedforsurgery.gettingmoretoseecustomizedbodypaints,likejaws,ribsandspinalvertebraebuiltby3Dprinting.Buttheseprintedoutsidebeforeareimplantedthroughsurgery,whichcarriesaninfectionrisk.Now,MailingatSichuanUniversity,China,andhiscolleaguesshownthatportsbe3Dprintedinsidebody,atleastmice,withoutforsurgery.Initially,researchersinjecteda“bio-ink”madeofhydrogelparticles(水胶粒cartilage(软骨cellsintothebacksofmice.Next,thebio-inkswereexposedtheear-shapedpatternsofnear-infrared(近外的light.criticalstepallowedhydrogelparticlestosticktogetheranddeveloplayer-by-layerintocar-shapedstructures.Overthenextmonth,cartilagearoundhydrogelstructures,eventuallycreatingstructuresimilarthecartilagestructuresofrealcars.Throughouttheprocess,miceexperiencednosignificantsideeffects.TheVacantiof1990salsohadhuman-likeeargrownonback,butitwasmadebyimplantingplasticstructureseededwithcartilageunderneaththeskin,rather3Dprintingthestructuredirectlyatthesite.Theresearchersthenewtechniquecouldusedtoconstructnewearsforpeoplebornmicrotia,aconditionthatpreventsthecarsfromdevelopingproperly.“Wearemakingeffortimprovethistechniqueforfuturetreatmentofhumandefects,”says

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精校版“career-boosting”.Mostofthepeoplehereuniversityexperiencethatsameitchtogetaplane,train,buscarandescapethehecticstressofdeadlinesandseminarsthatusuallysurroundsus.Butdon'tthink,asUKstudent,wecanouraddictiontointernationalsimplyonastressfullife.Yes,haveatohandleitfinebalancingactmanagingpart-timejob,mydegreemysociallifeaperfectlevel.ButreallyIthinkwethefirstgenerationatrulyopenworld,wheregetanywhere,seeanythingandexperienceeverycultureundertheattheclicknbutton,thepurchaseofticket.peoplewhileworkingChinnweresurprisedatthenumberofcountriestravelledwhichasasurprise.tofriendsfamilyIconsidermyselfvastlyunder-travelled.I’veyettoevensetfootacrossthepondtheU.S.AandCanada.letaloneSouthandevenwithinEurope,checklistofdestinationsisfarfromcomplete.Butmoreeyeopeningforme,IwasalsometbyastonishmentathowgeographicaltraversingIhaddonewithinmyownborders.ThiswassomethingIhadnotreallyconsideredbeforeandasleftBeijingfeltoverwhelmingappreciationnotjustfortherichcultureofChinnbutfordiverselocalitieswithintheUK.Howmuchofcountryredlyexperienced?TothoseaplaceasvastandvariedasChina,Britainwasreallysosmallcomparisonandsotospent20yearsthereandseeneverycrannyofitquitesurprising.IspentawhileinaconventionwithaChinesecolleagueoverdifferencebuildingstyle,inarchitecturetheHighlandsScotlandtheCornishconst.Nowformostpeoplethissoundsdrearyanddull,andIguessbiasedasastudentofhistoryfindsanythingremotelyhistoricalfascinating.HowlerwasthegeologicalvarietyofstonewithinBritishcitiesfoundinteresting.Wecontinuedourdiscussion,yetiwasembarrassedcouldnotprovideaconcretetoquestion.InChina,aswellasawealthofnewculturethatfascinatedme,discoveredthottherepartsoftheUK'sculture,history,theverystructureidentitythatweresodifferent,souniqueChinathatIalsogainedanewfoundinterestownheritage.Inthisrespect,travellingenablesyouwiththings.Firstly,youdevelopanoverwhelmingfascinationnewcultures,understandingcustoms,experiencingcuisinesandabsorbingthesmellsofeverynewFormanyemployersthisadaptabilitytolocationsseenasatremendousassettopersonalresume.alongsideincreasedability,throughinternational,cross-culturalconversations,youdevelopaninterestyourhistory,culture,andcustoms.Youreturntoyourhomefilledwithanunderstandingofotherpeople'rmationcanwefromParagraphinUK?A.numberofstampsshowssomeone’sexperience.

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精校版35.A.reactionB.recoveryC.realizationD.recognition第二节（共10小；每小题1.5分满分15分）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入个当的单词成括号内单词的正确形.Exercisingnotjustimportantforyourbody,butalsoyourmind.AstudybyDr.AndreaattheCooperResearchInstituteinDallas,foundpatientswhodaily35-minutewalksexperienced47%,36(reduce)theirdepressionlevels.Intimewhenmanypeoplearoundtheglobeareinlockdownand37(able)toattendthegym,emphasis38(place)onhomeexercising.Fearsofinactivelifestylepilingthepoundsareforcingtonovel39(way)moveandstretchtheirmuscles.’tneedtoliftorhaveexpensiveequipmentlikerowingandcyclingtoyoustayfit.Cardiovascularexercise有氧运，simplycalledcardio,isdesignedtokeepyourheartup,andgradually40(strength)yourheartandimproveyourgeneralfitness.usareturning41activitiesskippingwith42oldrope,watchingoneofthemany‘timesexpertsproduceexercisevideosonline.isanothergreataerobicactivitytohelpincreaseyourbloodcirculation.Therearemanyaffordablepedometerswhichcanbewornlikeaused43(track)yoursteps,heartsleepingpatternsyourbloodoxygenationlevels.PractisingyogaorTaiChihelptokeepourbodiessupple.44inturncanlowerjointpainandhelpprotectusinjury.Finally,strengthandresistancetrainingcanbedoneat45(simple)liftingbagsriceorboxesinsteadofheavyweightsthegym.第三部分写（共两,满40分）第一节（满分15分假定你是李,你校的外籍交换Henry给你发了一封部件，想让你为他推荐一种字典，用来学习汉语，请你用英文给他回复。内容包括：1.词名称；推荐理由；表达祝愿。注意：1.词80左：2.可当增加细节以行文连。

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