辽宁沈阳市翔宇中学2027届新高三开学自主诊断英语卷

2027届新高三英语学科开学自主诊断卷 y Musee du Louvre HOURS ADMISSION Plan and book your visit 9:00 AM TO 6:00 PM-Monday,Thursday,Saturday and Sunday 9:00AMTO 9:00 PM-Wednesday and Friday CLOSED-Tuesday Last entry:1 hour before closing Public holidays:The Louvre is closed on 1 January,1 May and 25 December.It remains open on all other public holidays unless they fall on a Tuesday,the museum's day of closure. Exceptional hours:The museum is open until 9 p.m.on 26,28,29 and 30 December 2024 and 6 and 8 February 2025. Please be aware that visitors will be asked to leave the rooms 30 minutes before closing. All visitors from 21 December 2024 to 5 January 2025 must book a ticket ahead of time. Tickets may be purchased on site when museum attendance is low(subject to availability). Entrance fees General admission,e22.00 Tours activities Audio guide:6 admission tickets and 6 audio guide bookings,E6.00 per person. Guided tours:story time and workshops+Louvre,31.00 VISITORS ELIGIBLE FOR FREE ADMISSION Time-slot(时间空档)bookings are recommended,including for free-admission visitors. Under 18s 18-25-year-old residents of the European Economic AreaEU,Norway,Iceland,and Liechtenstein) The Louvre is free for all visitors on the first Friday of the month after 6 p.m.(except in July and August)and on 14 July！ Disabled visitors and the person accompany ing them Art teachers(plastic arts,archeology,applied arts,architecture and art history only) Artists affiliated to the AIAP(国际艺术协会) ICOM and ICOMOS members Journalists Job seekers and residents of the European Economic Area People on income support and residents of EEA 1.Which time is suitable for a visit to Louvre? A.5:10 p.m.on Saturday. B.3:00 p.m.on Tuesday. C.6:30 p.m.on 6 February 2025. D.5:50 p.m.on 25 December. 2.How much does an audio guide tour of Louvre charge for a tour group of 6 Chinese adults? A.€168. B.€132 C.€186. D.€36. 3.Who is most likely qualified for free admission to Louvre? A.A sales manager aged 26. B.A middle-aged history teacher. C.A retired USA architect. D.A disabled father with his son B When Li Mei walked into her first Senior 3 math class,she kept her eyes on the floor.She had spent the summer going over old notes,but the moment she sat down,none of it seemed to stay in her head.Math had never been easy for her,and she had heard from older students that this year moved fast.When the teacher handed back the first monthly exam,she saw a 高三英语1/6 red 68 at the top of the page. She sat there after class,staring at the paper.The classroom was empty except for her.She copied the wrong questions into a notebook,trying to work out where she had gone wrong,but half of them still did not make sense.Mr.Zhang,her math teacher,came back to fetch his jacket.He looked at her notebook,then at her face."Stay for a minute,"he said. He did not give her a speech.He sat down and worked through two problems with her,step by step.When she still looked confused,he drew a small diagram in the margin of her notebook.Come back at lunch tomorrow if you want,"he said,and left. She went back the next day,and the day after that.Some days she understood more,some days less.Mr.Zhang never seemed to mind repeating himself.By the end of the term,her scores had moved up-not dramatically,but enough that she no longer dreaded math class.She still got questions wrong,but she had stopped crumpling up her paper when she did. Years later,when she became a teacher herself,she kept that old notebook with the red 68 in her desk drawer.She did not talk about it often.But when a student sat in her classroom after school,staring at a low score,she would sit down and say,“Let's look at this one together:” 4.How did Li Mei feel when she entered the first Senior 3 math class? A.Excited and confident. B.Nervous and unready. C.Bored and sleepy. D.Angry with the teacher. 5.What did Mr.Zhang do when he found Li Mei in the classroom? A.He criticized her low score. B.He gave her a lecture on effort. C.He sat down to help her with the problems. D.He asked her to leave at once. 6.What can we infer from the last paragraph? A.She would never fail an exam again. B.She had learned to face setbacks calmly. C.She planned to give up math completely. D.She believed scores decide everything. 7.What is the main message of the passage? A.High scores guarantee a bright future. B.Math is the hardest subject C.Teachers should be strict. D.Failure can lead to growth if you keep trying. c Coral reefs cover only a small part of the seafloor,but they are the ocean's most diverse ecosystem,home to at least a quarter of all marine species.They also offer great value to humans,such as coastal protection,tourism and fishing.However, by the late 20th century,overfishing,pollution,disease and physical damage had reduced coral cover to half of its past level. Today,this crisis is worsened by ocean warming.Some scientists warn that reefs have already crossed a global"tipping point", leading to an unchangeable situation where most warm-water corals may disappear. Central to this alarm is the metric(指标)of Degree Heating Weeks(DHW),which calculates thermal stress(热应力) by measuring the intensity and duration of marine heatwaves.Predictions based on this metric suggest that reefs could face annual,deadly levels of thermal stress by the end of this century,leaving no time for recovery. However,new research challenges this view.The DHW metric assumes corals cannot adapt to rising temperatures.In fact,evidence shows corals now survive thermal stress levels that were disastrous 50 years ago.Using ecological models that consider how corals evolve,scientists suggest that if global warming is limited to 2C-the goal of the paris Agreement- reefs could begin recovering in the second half of this century.In this case,hope remains,as long as the worst warming situations are avoided. To help reefs survive,practical steps can be taken.Locally,minimizing human-caused stressors proves effective.For example,limiting fishing equipment protects fish that control harmful water plants,while reducing land-based pollution helps reefs recover from damage.Also,new technologies like assisted evolution may improve coral protection,though scaling them up remains hard.These local and technological efforts serve to buy time for the final solution.Ultimately,the science is clear: the only sustainable way to save the planet's most extraordinary ecosystem is to reach net-zero emissions.And the faster we get there,the better chance we have of saving our coral reefs. 8.What causes the recent worsening situation of coral reefs? 高三英语2/6 A.Physical damage.B.Pollution. C.Ocean warming. D.Overfishing. 9.What is the Degree Heating Weeks mainly used to do? A.Assess thermal stress on reefs. B.Track heatwave frequency. C.Predict sea life recovery time D.Identify climate change factors 10.What can contribute to the recovery of coral reefs? A.Signing the Paris Agreement. B.Developing ecological models. C.Keeping the temperature at 2C. D.Reaching net-zero emissions. 11.Which of the following can be the best title for the text? A.Protecting Reefs:Power of Local Action B.Saving Coral Reefs:Path to Survival C.DHW Metric:Indicator of Ocean Warming D.Coral Reefs:Ocean's Gift to Humans D Returning to a book you've read many times can feel like drinks with an old friend.There's a welcome familiarity,but also sometimes a slight suspicion that time has changed you both,and thus the relationship.But books don't change,people do.And that's what makes the act of rereading so rich and transformative. The beauty of rereading lies in the idea that our bond with the work is based on our present mental register.It's true, the older I get,the more I feel time has wings.But with reading,it's all about the present.It's about the now and what one contributes to the now,because reading is a give and take between author and reader.Each has to pull their own weight. There are three books I reread annually.The first,which I take to reading every spring,is Ernest Hemingway's 4 Moveable Feast.Published in 1964,it's his classic memoir of 1920s Paris.The language is almost intoxicating )an aging writer looking back on an ambitious yet simpler time.Another is Annie Dillard's Holy the Firm,her poetic 1975 ramble (about everything and nothing.The third book is Julio Cortazar's Save Tivilight:Selected poens,as if a bottle of wine remaining more and more mellow as time flows. While I tend to buy a lot of books,these three were given to me as gifts,which might add to the meaning I attach to them.But I imagine that,while money is indeed wonderful and necessary,rereading an author's work is the highest currency a reader can pay them.The best books are the ones that open further as time passes.But remember,it's you that have to grow and read and reread in order to better understand your friends. 12.What does the author imply in the first paragraph? A.Drinking with old friends is quite beneficial. B.Either books or us are changeable along with time. C.It is recommended to read one book over and over again. D.Rereading requires a large amount of time and money. 13.What do you know about Hemingway's A Moveable Feast? A.It's a brief account of a trip. B.It's about Hemingway's life as a young man. C.It's a record of a historic event. D.It's about Hemingway's friends in Paris. 14.How do you understand"rereading an author's work is the highest currency a reader can pay them"in the last paragraph? A.Rereading can help readers pay their debts. B.Rereading will bring satisfaction to authors. C.The more one reads,the richer he will be. D.Readers should pay money to reread books. 15.What is the best title for the passage? A.Three Masterpieces I Reread Annually B.Effective Approaches to Rereading Books C.Author and Reader Pull Their Own Weight D.Rereading Does Matter to Personal Growth 七选五阅读 Once a year in a small mountain village,the Mande people gather to hear the folk stories of their traditions.The man playing an instrument called Sosso-Bala while singing is the storyteller.Heholds all the folk knowledge of the Mande people. Most of us don't have a musical instrument that ties us together,but we have someone in our lives who's the keeper of our folk knowledge.Often it's a grandmother,who keeps all our stories of wisdom ready to tell upon request. 高三英语3/6 16.What's the best way to get a baby to sleep?Where do I come from?What's my moral compass?The stories provide an answer,and it's useful to speak with someone who knows how things are done. 17 Researchers have documented folk knowledge in other species whales returning to parts of the sea that they'd abandoned a generation before;monkeys that communicate hunting skills to their offspring.Folk knowledge is not only culture,it's also survival.18 Traditionally,we share it in small units-families sharing around a dinner table.19 Look at any social median, and you'll see folk knowledge at work and at play.It's exploded as we're trained to look for information online,rather than from within.In this case,chances are that our questions can be answered with misinformation. But we don't gather once a year to reality check our"folk stories"as the Mande people do,nor do we center our folk traditions around a musical instrument.The internet has no reality except its own and,left unchecked,its wisdom has no rhythm.20 A.It's just chaos. B.This is why we do it. C.Human wisdom has been passed down through generations. D.The stories can be useful for dealing with all sorts of doubts E.Nowadays,folk knowledge has expanded to digital networks F.Now the internet has made valuable folk wisdom at your fingertips. G.Recently,we discovered that this very human practice isn't limited to humans 完形填空 “Which one did you crochet(用钩针编织)？'I asked a woman from the island of Cyprus.She smiled and pointed to three colorful wind spinners ()saying she had learned crocheting from a friend just to 21 in the activity. She was among a group of Cypriot women 22 wind spinners,which would be hung on the roof 23 Christiana,a strong and sympathetic woman who co-founded the organization Peace2Peace. The organization 24 women from across Cyprus,spreading a message of peaceful coexistence through crochet,connection and cooperation.For nearly 50 years,Cyprus has been painfully 25 by a"Green Line", separating Turkish Cypriot and Greek Cypriot communities.The cruel conflicts 26 thousands of lives,many of them women and children whonever had the chance to retum home alive.The war brought to its people great 27 broken homes,sleepless nights,and wounds of the heart that no amount of time could ever fully heal. "Some gather to make war.We women gather to make peace."These words from the women 28 my heart. The invisible political barriers made cooperation almost impossible.Luckily,through tireless efforts,these women 29 to weave threads into works of unity.Their work 30 the barriers,both literally and spiritually,proving Cypriots could stand together. I pray that the work of their hands could remain blessed,and that these women carrying on this noble 31 will continue as their well-loved Christiana intended.32 various differences,people could still come together in love, live side by side in friendship and build a 33 future of lasting peace.Their handmade wind spinners are not merely decorations,but34 of unity and harmony in a torn world.They hope their efforts will inspire other divided nations to seek peace,and that the spirit of cooperation will 35 in every corner of the world. 21.A.cooperate B.struggle C.participate D.compete 22.A.wrapping B.crafting C.collecting D.displaying 23.A.in pursuit of B.in search of C.in place of D.in honor of 24.A.unites B.impresses C.satisfies D.greets 25.A.controlled B.divided C.surrounded D.covered 26.A.changed B.threatened C.claimed D.risked 27.A.pressure B.suffering C.confusion D.anxiety 28.A.broke B.filled C.touched D.followed 29.A.promised B.rushed C.managed D.happened 高三英语4/6 30.A.broke down B.brought about C.focused on D.kept up 31.A.cause B.routine C.career D.tradition 32.A.For B.Except C.Without D.Despite 33.A.creative B.shared C.steady D.planned 34.A.symbols B.records C.rewards D.alternatives 35.A.rest B.fade C.return D.spread 语法填空 “Fridge Magnets(冰箱贴)used to be the go--to souvenirs that young people bought when_36_(isit) museums.Today,however,a new trend is emerging-cultural and creative jewelry inspired by museum artworks is becoming 37 popular choice among young consumers. Museums across China are designing rings,necklaces and bracelets 38(model)after pieces in their collections.These items are not made of real gold,and are priced39(affordable)between 100 and 200 vucn ($13.94and$27.89). The Palace Museum was among the first 40(popularize)the trend with its elegant and refreshing "Auspicious Koiseries,41 features the koi fish-a traditional Chinese symbol of good luck and prosperity.At the Suzhou Museum,a bracelet inspired by the sword of King Fuchai of Wu during the Spring and Autumn Period(770- 476 BC)42(consider)a budget-friendly alternative to Cartier's iconic"Juste un Clou"nail collection. Young consumers appreciate that,although museum jewelry is not luxury-branded,it offers genuine recreations of ancient 43(masterpiece)-designs that may well resemble those worn by historical figures themselves. As noted by Tide News,these small jewels serve44 a bridge across centuries,allowing wearers to plainly connect with and appreciate the profound 45(wise)and aesthetics (of their ancestors. 书信写作 46.假定你是李华，正在美国参加一项交换生项目。你打算在学校建立一个专注于中国文化传播的社团。请给你 的指导老师Mrs.Thompson写一封邮件寻求帮助，内容包括：1.寻求建议；2.期待回复。 注意：1.写作词数应为80个左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。 Dear Mrs.Thompson, I hope this letter finds you well. Yours, Li Hua 47.读后续写 On the afternoon of my eighteenth birthday,I was driving my dad's old car around town for the first time,feeling free and excited.The sun was shining brightly and everything seemed perfect.As I made a turn too quickly,something terrible happened.A loud,sharp sound of metal scraping against metal broke the silence,making my heart jump into my throat. I had accidentally hit a car parked by the pavement. I cut the engine,my hands shaking.I looked around nervously.The street was completely empty,not a soul in sight.A thought rushed into my head:"Just drive away.No one will ever know."The car I hit was brand-new,and the scratch ( along its door was long and deep.Panic seized me as I thought about the money I'd saved for months for my first semester college textbooks,which would be wiped out by this repair.The desire to escape was overwhelming. But then,I pictured my dad's serious face.He always taught me that taking responsibility for my actions was what defined a person.With a heavy heart,I pulled over behind the car.Digging out a notebook and a pen from my backpack,I wrote down my name,phone number,address and a sincere apology.My hands shook so violently that my handwriting turned 高三英语5/6 messy.I tore off the note and slipped it carefully under the windshield wiper ()Driving home,I was consumed with fear,imagining the angry phone call and the financial trouble that would follow. That evening,the phone rang.A woman's voice,calm and steady,came from the other end:"This is Mrs.Gable.I'm calling about the note."My stomach tightening into a knot,I apologized repeatedly,ready to bear all the costs.She listened quietly until I finished."The scratch on my car is quite noticeable,"she said,pausing.Then she added,her voice warming, "But so is your honesty." 注意：(1)续写词数应为150个左右： (2)请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。 I froze,not expecting such a response. That night,I told my dad everything. 高三英语6/6