1、高考題型組合規范練6必修3Module 4閱讀理解題組練速度(35 mins).閱讀理解ABrazilians love to throw a party,as can be seen with their world-famous annual carnival.However,there are also several other fun festivals throughout the year in Brazil.OktoberfestThe Germanic roots of the south of Brazil brought this traditional German f

2、estival to Brazil,where it has become one of the most popular beer festivals in the country.Held in the middle of October every year in Blumenau,the two-week festival celebrates typical German cuisine and plenty of beer.There are also traditional folk costumes that most people wear with great enthus

3、iasm and lots of singing,dancing and street parties.Festa JuninaFesta Junina is celebrated all over Brazil for the entire month of June as an annual celebration of Saint John.It celebrates country life with typical clothes,food and dances inside a large tent made of raw materials,with decorations su

4、ch as colored flags,changeable table cloths and balloons.The most common clothes are changeable shirts and straw hats with painted spots on the face.The dance is like square dancing and the food is one of the best parts of the party.Festival de CachacaHeld in the town of Paraty is the annual Festiva

5、l de Cachaca which is dedicated to cachaca,the national alcohol made from sugar cane.This festival gives you the chance to try cachaca.Held over a long weekend in August,there are shows of samba and food trucks.Its also a great opportunity to get to know the beautiful town of Paraty.Parintins Folklo

6、re FestivalThe festival held annually in Parintins is the second largest in Brazil after carnival.It goes over a period of three days at the end of June and celebrates the Amazonian legend of a resurrected (復活的)ox.The main attraction of the festival is the competition between the two teams Garantido

7、 and Caprichoso that compete to retell the story of the ox through a mix of dances and singing.1.Which festival lasts the longest time?A.Oktoberfest.B.Festa Junina.C.Festival de Cachaca.D.Parintins Folklore Festival.2.What can you do if you attend the festival held in Blumenau?A.Watch shows of samba

8、.B.Listen to the story of an ox.C.Taste the Brazilian national alcohol.D.Witness people dressed in traditional costumes.3.What do the four festivals have in common?A.They are all yearly activities.B.They all enjoy global popularity.C.They all concentrate on food and dances.D.They are all in celebrat

9、ion of famous people.BBeijing is no stranger to Western food.American restaurants like McDonalds and KFC have brought more Western dishes to the local food scene in recent years.Now,two new restaurants have joined them.In August,Taco Bell and Shake Shack opened their doors to eager customers in Beij

10、ing.Taco Bell is a popular American fast food restaurant that features Mexican food.Hard and soft-shell tacos are a staple of the menu;they are generally served with beef,lettuce and tomato.And of course there are burritoschicken,beef or beans wrapped in a tortilla(墨西哥薄餡餅).However,there are new menu

11、 items that are special to the Beijing location,such as the Yang Berry Freeze and Avocado Oolong Tea.Shake Shack,known for its traditional American-style hamburgers and milkshakes,is also serving up dishes that wont be found in branches outside of the capital.Harry Wang,who studied in the US,visited

12、 the restaurant soon after it opened.“The last time I had Shake Shack was more than a year ago when I was in the United States.” Wang said,“The food is pretty similar to what we had in the United States,but there is a milkshake exclusive to Beijing.”The milkshake Wang referred to is the Hutong Hawth

13、orn.The shake mixes hawthorn,a traditional Chinese snack,into a milkshake,a common ice cream drink in Western fast food.The Beijing Shake Shack also offers roasted chestnut ice cream.Both restaurants also reflect elements of Chinese culture in their decorations.Shake Shacks windows feature cartoons

14、showing hutong life,and Taco Bell has a picture of a palace from the Temple of Heaven on one of its walls.From the design to the menus,the two restaurants are “adding a touch of local flavor”,noted China News.4.Why are McDonalds and KFC mentioned in the first paragraph?A.To show the popularity of We

15、stern food in Beijing.B.To lead to the topic of new Western restaurants in Beijing.C.To compare the differences between McDonalds and KFC.D.To express the authors personal love for Western food.5.What can we know about Taco Bell?A.It is a traditional Mexican restaurant.B.It has the same menu around

16、the world.C.It is a popular Mexican food restaurant in China.D.It is a fast food restaurant serving Mexican food.6.What does the underlined word “exclusive” in Paragraph 3 probably mean?A.Special.B.Ordinary.C.Important.D.Acceptable.7.What does the article tell us about Taco Bell and Shake Shack?A.Th

17、ey try to keep the original characteristics in all locations.B.They will probably have more customers than KFC.C.They make changes to the menu for Chinese peoples tastes.D.They like to work together with Chinese restaurants.CCHICAGO,IllinoisStudents shouted,hugged and cried tears of joy recently as

18、they played with certified therapy dogs (獲得認證的治療犬) at Lane Tech College Prep,an activity designed as a break from the demands of preparing for final exams.This is the second year the dogs and volunteers have been brought into the school from Chicago-based Canine Therapy Corps to provide much-needed

19、relief for stressed or anxious kids.“Its stressful around the time of finals,” Assistant Principal Sarah Hanly said,adding that this week students are turning in final projects,reviewing and studying for next weeks exams.It seemed to do the trick.Shouts and cheers went up from a group of students as

20、 they met Waffles,an 85-pound dog,and rushed to put their hands on his fur.Junior Sophie Cohen sat next to Waffles,petting him and chatting with her friends and Waffles owner.She said she had just been talking to her friend about how stressed out she was over finals.“Just the idea of having a dog in

21、 school is good because the school environment is just about stress,” she said.“And then here is this dog.You get a break.”Monica Synecky,Waffles owner and a volunteer with Canine Therapy Corps,said she often took her dog to visit high school students around finals time.“This age group benefits real

22、ly well from just the presence of Waffles or other certified therapy dogs,” she said.Therapy dogs must be properly trained and pass a test before they become certified,said Ann Davidson,operations manager at Canine Therapy Corps.“Taking breaks is one of several tools students can use to manage stres

23、s or anxiety,” said Jacqueline Rhew,a registered clinical professional consultant.Rhew also said,“Trained dogs help students put academic stress into perspective.” When students dont properly manage stress,it can turn into troubling anxiety.Juniors Jennifer Giraldo and Anastasia Ramirez hugged and l

24、aughed as they took turns with their classmates,giving Luna,a Portuguese water dog,commands to sit,lie down and roll over.“I was stressed all third and fourth periods,and then people were talking about the dogs,” said Ramirez,who decided to wait in line with Giraldo to see the dogs herself.“Now I fe

25、el better.”8.How did the students feel when they met the dogs?A.Calm.B.Sad.C.Excited.D.Tired.9.What do we know about Monica Synecky?A.She suffered great pressure in school.B.She was glad that Waffles could help.C.She was a registered clinical consultant.D.She founded Canine Therapy Corps.10.What mig

26、ht Rhew agree on?A.Indoor cats can greatly reduce students stress.B.Students stress is gradually disappearing.C.Students can handle stress with different tools.D.Dogs help students shoulder responsibility.11.Whats the main idea of the passage?A.Therapy dogs ease students stress before exams.B.Therap

27、y dogs improve students mental health.C.Therapy dogs prepare students for challenges.D.Therapy dogs work as volunteers in school.DIt is not to be underestimated the technological advancement 3D printing has given to the world.With the total number of 3D printers sold tripling from 2014 to 2017 and s

28、till growing fast,it is predicted that the 3D printing market will be worth around $30 billion by as early as 2022.3D printing has the ability to replicate (仿制) almost anything and is regarded as one of the more promising and wide-reaching technologies,likely to change our world forever.From healthc

29、are to construction,food to art,3D printing is playing an ever-growing part in our lives.Scientists in the healthcare industry are already able to create prosthetics (假體),costing far less than their traditional counterparts (對應物).Both cost-saving and improved production has enabled changes to many m

30、ore lives than has been possible previously.The ability to create artificial organs for transplant patients has already saved countless lives and is opening up previously unimaginable possibilities in the medical world.It seems that we could see a revolutionary new approach to our medical care and s

31、urvival rates.In fact,futurists believe that we are likely to live to over 100 and this will be a completely different experience for us than today.With technology already capable of printing skin,replicating a beating heart and layer by layer limb replacements already theoretically possible,we coul

32、d find ourselves with a total 3D rebuilding keeping us alive for longer.Many traditional methods of building and manufacturing will become disused.With companies turning to 3D printing as the more effective method for producing their previously manual labour-intensive parts,it is enabling them to re

33、pair and recreate disused machine parts and to review their product designs in a way previously not possible.With 3D printers able to build entire houses more cheaply and less labour-intensive than traditional methods,we could find ourselves some years down the line looking at entire 3D created town

34、s and cities.12.What can we infer from Paragraph 1 and Paragraph 2?A.3D printers are becoming more and more expensive.B.3D printing has a negative effect on economic development.C.3D printing is the most important technology in modern society.D.3D printing is becoming increasingly important in diffe

35、rent fields.13.What is the advantage of prosthetics?A.Lower price.B.Smaller size.C.Lighter weight.D.More natural.14.What is the futurists idea towards 3D printing?A.3D printing makes everything possible.B.3D printing may help people live longer.C.3D printing is helpful to people over 100.D.3D printi

36、ng makes peoples lives completely different.15.What may be the best title for the passage?A.How to Operate a 3D PrinterB.How 3D Printing Was InventedC.How 3D Printing Will Change the WorldD.How 3D Printing Will Influence the Market.閱讀七選五The running of the bulls is a Spanish tradition in Pamplona.It

37、starts on July 6th exactly at midday when the mayor of Pamplona shoots a rocket.1 The participants are usually dressed in white and wear red neckerchiefs and belts.They open champagne,mostly used for sprinkling other people.2 They were sellers,gamblers,wind bands,singing Indians,thousands of locals

38、and tourists.Their habit is drinking a lot of alcohol,especially red wine.The main event is the running of the bulls.It starts every day at eight in the morning near the Plaza Santo Domingo and they run,sometimes wildly,sometimes less.As a sign that the run has begun they shoot the first rocket.3 Si

39、x bulls which are trying to attack the participants from behind run down the 900-meter-long street to the bullring(斗牛場) with a lot of spectators.4 All of the six bulls are going to be killed at the bull fight in the stadium with six other stronger bulls.The bull fights in the stadium begin at half p

40、ast six in the afternoon.First,there comes the first bull.There is also a person called “picador”,who waves a red cloth in front of the bull.5 Later when the bull is tired,there comes another persona “matador” who kills it with an arrow.The same thing happens with other bulls.At the end of the celeb

41、ration all the bulls come to the stadium and another rocket is shot as a sign that the bull fights are finished.A.It makes the bull very nervous.B.It is one of the great events in the city.C.There are a lot of people on the street.D.This is a sign that the celebration has started.E.The participants

42、can also get hurt or even killed.F.Then they shoot the second one when the bulls are out on the streets.G.That makes the bull very wild and it starts to run all over the stadium.必修3Module 5語言運用題組求精準(25 mins).完形填空The team I work in just had two new interns,and I happen to be their supervisor.After to

43、days lunch 1,I saw that one of them was reading things on her smartphone,maybe on some social network,I 2.I went to her and said,“Theres another document here needing 3.Do you have time to finish it for me?”That document was not in her appointed workload.But I thought I could let her 4 herself a lit

44、tle bit with it,5 that she seemed to have time.“Yes,I do have time.” She said,“But Im just an intern.”I didnt quite know what to say back then.After a while I said,“Right.Yes.” And I 6 and left.I 7 the time when I was an intern for the first time.I 8 to finish my work so fast,just like her.So I aske

45、d my supervisor,“Is there anything else that I can help?” And she 9 have a plan to make.But she didnt have time.So she let me do the research and make a 10 for her.I was not very 11 with the job,but still tried to carry it out based on my understanding and make it as 12 as possible.And my supervisor

46、 was really 13 with the draft.Later,she told me,“You saved me a lot of time.I didnt need to create it from 14.” And she told me in details how I should have done the plan 15.I learned a lot about the operation in the process.After that,she had come to 16 me like completely.I got my current job all b

47、ecause of her 17.Yes,I was just an intern with a(n) 18 salary.But I bought a better future with my 19 labor.Theres a kind of poverty 20 short-sightedness.1.A.secondB.cycleC.breakD.period2.A.guessedB.countedC.predictedD.responded3.A.presentationB.translationC.comprehensionD.transformation4.A.challeng

48、eB.impactC.strikeD.beat5.A.expectingB.testingC.seeingD.avoiding6.A.stuck aroundB.asked aroundC.came aroundD.turned around7.A.recognizedB.recalledC.declaredD.defined8.A.plannedB.promisedC.managedD.deserved9.A.forgot toB.continued toC.agreed toD.happened to10.A.reportB.draftC.findingD.paper11.A.famili

49、arB.pleasantC.ambitiousD.attractive12.A.smartB.realC.differentD.professional13.A.madB.satisfiedC.strictD.confident14.A.imageB.careerC.scratchD.business15.A.differentlyB.honestlyC.carefullyD.individually16.A.hireB.entertainC.askD.trust17.A.demandB.graduationC.complainD.recommendation18.A.excellentB.l

50、owC.ridiculousD.similar19.A.totalB.averageC.extraD.valuable20.A.calledB.noticedC.countedD.copied.語法填空People living with obesity dont need reminding that,as a group,they have a higher risk of life-threatening health 1. (problem).Its not that they dont realize this;its that reducing extra pounds and 2

51、. (keep) them off are far easier said than done.A study from Swedens Uppsala University explored 3. might be a more effective way of reducing risks:adopting healthy eating habits (not to be confused with dieting,which is only focused on 4.(lose) weight and may not include meals with a balanced serie

52、s of nutritious foods).When the study began,its 79,003 participants had an average age of sixty-one.5. (estimate) the “healthiness” of each persons usual eating habits,researchers studied how closely daily meals were like the traditional Mediterranean diet,which 6. (rely) on fruit,vegetables,nuts,fi

53、sh,and olive oil.During 21 years of follow-up,people who ate 7. (healthy) but remained obese were no more likely to die than the healthy eaters 8. weight was lower,though they still had a slightly increased risk of dying specifically 9. heart-related causes.Meanwhile,people who werent obese but didn

54、t tend to eat well had an above-average risk of 10. (die).Here is the point:while body weight is one part in health and longevity,it is far from the be-all and end-all.必修3Module 6主觀題組合練要規范(40 mins).語法填空In modern society,many traditional Chinese festivals are becoming less and less popular.However,th

55、ey are an important part of Chinese culture,and its our 1.(responsible) to protect and maintain them.This article focuses on a festival that many people are not familiar withthe Hanshi Festival.With a history of more than 2,600 years,the Hanshi Festival is the only traditional one in China named 2.

56、food,and it is also known as the Cold Food Festival as people are only allowed to eat cold food on this day.Hanshi normally 3.(fall) around April 3 in the solar calendar,one or two days ahead of the Qingming Festival.In most parts of China,fires might start easily in the dry early spring due to the

57、flammable substances 4.(store) by people and the spring thunder.As a result,the ancients usually held grand ceremonies of sacrifice in 5.the fire stored from the previous year would be put out.Later,they would drill wood to get new fire for a new year.The gap between putting out old fire and 6.(burn

58、) the wood to obtain new fire would be three,five,or seven days according to different 7.(history) records.During the gap days,fires 8.(prohibit) in households.As a result,people would eat what they had prepared previously,namely the cold food,or “hanshi” in Chinese.This is 9. the Hanshi Festival gr

59、adually came into being.As the Hanshi Festival is one or two days ahead of the Qingming Festival,they gradually got combined with one another.After the Song Dynasty,cold food did not remain a necessity on this day,and gradually,the Qingming Festival took over the folk activities of Hanshi 10.(become

60、) a major festival on this subject.短文改錯We produced waste every day.We throw all of it into the same dustbin without thinking whether it is recyclable and not.This will bring lots of problem.So waste sorting is of great important.On the one hand,without waste sorting,some waste will remain when it wa