2023届安徽省马鞍山市高三第三次教学质量监测英语试题(含答案)

2023届安徽省马鞍山市高三第三次教学质量监测英语试题学校:___________姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________
一、阅读理解
Even if you only have one day to spare, these stretches of sand guarantee a relaxing getaway. Start planning your next day by the shore with this list of the best East Coast attractions.
Block Island, Rhode Island
Down the rocky, scenic Mohegan Bluffs, Block Island is known for its 17 miles of beaches. Baby Beach features shallow, gentle surf for kids to play in, and Fred Benson Town Beach offers a bathhouse, rental chairs, and umbrellas. Visitors can take a boat to Block Island from Point Judith and Newport.
Hampton Beach, New Hampshire
Drive along New Hampshire’s 18-mile coast until you reach Hampton Beach, a broad stretch of sand overlooking the Atlantic Ocean that’s considered one of the cleanest beaches in the country. The attractions include a market with shops, eateries and games; a marine(海洋的)life discovery center; and a historical society.
Ocean City, Maryland
Choose Ocean City for your next beach vacation if you want a lot of options: You’ll find 10 miles of beaches, a 3-mile boardwalk, a load of restaurants, and tons of shops. There are many pet-friendly hotels, though dogs are only welcome on the beach in the colder months between October 1 and April 30. Horseback riding on part of the beach is allowed in the offseason as well(November to March).
Canaveral National Seashore, Florida
Canaveral National Seashore attracts space fans and nature lovers alike thanks to its closeness to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex and its 24 miles of beach habitat. Kids can enjoy a free Junior Ranger activity book while visiting this island.
1．Which activity can people do on Hampton Beach?
A．Go horseback riding.B．Enjoy a boat travel.
C．Learn more about space.D．Visit a local market.
2．What do we know about Ocean City?
A．It has pet-friendly hotels.B．It is the cleanest beach.
C．It has a marine life center.D．It is located in Florida.
3．Which of the following has the longest beach?
A．Block Island.B．Hampton Beach.
C．Ocean City.D．Canaveral National Seashore.
二、未知
In Tennessee, you will find a “secret society” that consists of 9 women who call themselves “The 9l Nanas.” Its mission is simple—to spread happiness by performing random acts of kindness for those in need. The Nanas have been together since childhood. Several of them were raised by MaMaw and PaPaw, a couple that were always doing good for the community.
One day when the 9 Nanas got together, they started recollecting the old days with MaMaw and PaPaw. They fondly recalled how MaMaw Ruth used to bake and send pound cakes to families who had recently lost someone. The “sisters” wanted to do good for their community too. So, the “secret society” of “The 9 Nanas” was born.
The ladies kept their ears open as they ran their daily work. Whenever they heard of someone in need, they’d step in to help. A package would be sent, which would always include one of MaMaw Ruth’s pound cakes and a note that said “Somebody loves you.”
Believe it or not, the group operated in secret for 30 years! But by then, the husbands had started to get suspicious. So the 9 Nanas gathered the husbands and spilled the beans. Their husbands wanted in on the fun. That’s when the operation was taken to the next level!
Now, over 5 years since the husbands uncovered their wives’ secret, the 9 Nanas are still going strong. They said, “Not everyone is as lucky as we were to have MaMaw and PaPaw to take care of them. So this is our way of giving back. We want to make sure that happiness happens.”
4．What is the task of the “secret society”?
A．To uncover secrets.B．To search for lost family members. C．To spread happiness.D．To attend kids for working parents. 5．What inspired the 9 Nanas to start the “secret society”?
A．A thank-you note.B．Their similar interests.
C．A special package.D．Their common memories.
6．Which of the following best explains ”spilled the beans“ underlined in paragraph 4? A．Told the truth.B．Shared snacks.
C．Asked for help.D．Made promises.
7．Which of the following best describes the 9 Nanas?
A．Practical and polite.B．Humble and humorous.
C．Caring and devoted.D．Outgoing and disciplined.
A report issued on the eve of the first major U.N. conference on water in more than 45 years says 26% of the world’s population doesn’t have access to safe drinking water and 46% lacks access to basic sanitation(卫生). The U. N. World Water Development Report 2023, released Tuesday, painted an unpleasant picture of the huge gap that needs to be filled to meet U.N. goals to ensure all the 8 billion people have access to clean water and sanitation by 2030.
According to the report, water use has been increasing globally by roughly 1% per year over the last 40 years ”and is expected to grow at a similar rate through to 2050, mainly driven by population growth in urban areas.“
With agriculture using 70% of all water globally, Richard Connor, editor in chief of the report, said, irrigation(灌溉)for crops has to be more efficient. As a direct result of climate change, an increase in intensity or frequency of droughts and ”heat extremes“ can be expected in most regions. On average, ”10% of the global population lives in countries with high or critical water stress“—and up to 3.5 billion people live under conditions of water stress at least one month a year, said the report.
As for water pollution, Connor said, the biggest source of pollution is untreated wastewater. ”Globally, 80% of wastewater is released to the environment without any treatment,“ he said, ”and in many developing countries it’s pretty much 99%.“These issues will be discussed during the three-day U. N. Water Conference opening Wednesday. There are 171 countries, including over 100 ministers, on the speakers list along with more than 20 organizations. The meeting will also include five ”interactive
dialogues“ and dozens of side events.
8．How many people lack safe drinking water according to the report?
A．About 0.8 billion.B．About 2 billion.
C．About 3. 6 billion.D．About 6 billion.
9．What does the report say about water use?
A．It has been increasing steadily every year.
B．It contributes to environmental pollution.
C．It is highly efficient in agricultural irrigation.
D．It is stressful for 3.5 billion people throughout the year.
10．What does the report mainly focus on according to the text?
A．Comparing opinions.B．Analyzing causes.
C．Introducing policies.D．Offering solutions.
11．What can we learn about water shortage from the last paragraph?
A．It has caused regional conflicts.B．It will be eased in most countries. C．It has attracted worldwide attention.D．It can be managed by treating wastewater.
Scientists have invented ways to ”read“ words directly from brains. Brain implants(植入物)can translate internal speech into external signals, permitting communication from people with diseases that steal their ability to talk or type. New results from studies provide additional evidence of the extraordinary potential that brain implants have for restoring lost communication.
Some people who need help communicating can currently use devices that require small movements, such as eye gaze changes. Those tasks aren’t possible for everyone. So the new studies targeted internal speech, which requires a person to do nothing more than think. ”Our device predicts internal speech directly, allowing the patient to just focus on saying a word inside their head and transform it into text,“ says neuroscientist Sarah Wandelt. ”Internal speech could be simpler than requiring the patient to spell out words or mouth them.“Neural(神经系统的)signals associated with words are detected by electrodes(电
极)implanted in the brain. The signals can then be translated into text, which can be made audible(听得见的)by computer programs that generate speech. Electrodes picked up nerve cell signals in the posterior parietal cortex, a brain area involved in speech and hand movements. A brain implant there might eventually be used to control devices that can perform tasks usually done by a hand too, Wandelt says.
The system allowed Pancho, who hadn’t been able to speak for more than 15 years after a car accident, to produce around seven words per minute. That’s faster than the roughly five
bad! I am far too sick to go to school!”
Mum was worried. She felt Lucy’s forehead. “You do feel hot. But you were fine yesterday.”
“I’m not fine now,” said Lucy. “Please, Mum. Can I go back to bed?”
Lucy didn’t even want breakfast. Jack tried to tell Mum about his arm. But Mum was too worried about Lucy.
“Please just get dressed, Jack, or you will be late for school!”
Mum stayed home to look after Lucy. Dad gave Jack a lift to school, and Jack tried to explain about his arm. ”I was playing football yesterday and I hit my arm and it still
hurts,“ he said.
”Probably just a bruise(瘀伤),“ said Dad. ”I hope Lucy is better soon. She looked a bit feverish to me.“
It’s always about Lucy, thought Jack crossly.
At school, Jack had to be very careful of his arm. He had to keep it really still. Luckily he could still write with his other hand. At home, Mum was looking after Lucy. She put her back to bed and brought her a glass of warm water. She read her a story.
”How do you feel now?“ she asked. ”Would you like to try a little breakfast?“
”I can’t eat a thing,“ said Lucy.
Mum was worried. It wasn’t like Lucy not to eat anything. She bent down to pick Lucy’s teddy bear off the floor. As she did so, she caught sight of something under the bed.
注意:
1. 续写词数应为150 左右;
2, 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。

A huge pile of candy wrappers(包装纸)! And an empty box!
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Mrs Smailes, the headteacher, came running to meet them. ”I think you need to go
straight to hospital. Jack is there!"
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参考答案：
1．D 2．A 3．D
【导语】这是一篇应用文。

文章介绍了美国东海岸的几个最佳景点。

1．细节理解题。

根据Hampton Beach, New Hampshire标题下“The attractions include a market with shops, eateries and games; a marine(海洋的)life discovery center; and a historical society.”（景点包括一个有商店、餐馆和游戏的市场；海洋生物发现中心；以及一个历史社会。

）可知在汉普顿海滩可做的事情是参观当地市场。

故选D项。

2．细节理解题。

根据Ocean City, Maryland标题下“There are many pet-friendly hotels, though dogs are only welcome on the beach in the colder months between October 1 and April 30.”（虽然只有在10月1日至4月30日这段寒冷的月份，海滩上才欢迎狗狗，但这里有许多宠物友好型酒店。

）可知，在大西洋城有宠物友好型酒店。

故选A项。

3．细节理解题。

根据Block Island, Rhode Island标题下“17 miles of beaches”（17英里长的海滩）及Hampton Beach, New Hampshire标题下“18-mile coast ”（18英里长的海岸）及Ocean City, Maryland标题下“10 miles of beaches”（10英里长的海滩）及Canaveral National Seashore, Florida标题下“24 miles of beach habitat”（24英里的海滩栖息地）可知，卡纳维拉尔国家海岸是最长的。

故选D项。

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