宁夏银川一中20xx届高三下学期第三次模拟考试英语试题word版含答案

宁夏银川一中20xx届高三下学期第三次模拟考试英语试题word版含答案内容摘要：

clocks changing. Dr Nerina Ramlakhan, who specializes in sleep therapy, said that although the clocks going forward signals the start of a longawaited summer, it can damage the sleep patterns of people who are already struggling to get a good night’s sleep. If you are one of the 25% of Brits that gets less than five hours sleep a night, this time change could see you drop down to as little as four hours, which is a dangerously low amount. So bosses should consider allowing their staff to take a short nap in the office to make up for lost time. Company bosses may object to the idea, but Dr Nerina argued that certain napping time may make for a stronger workforce. She said, “Just a 20minute power nap can make a huge difference. Naps have been scientifically proven to increase creativity and problem solving ability, and they can even rebalance the immune system (免疫系统 ), meaning staff are less likely to take sick days.” According to Dr Nerina the best time take a power nap at work is between 2pm and 4pm, as any later in the day may affect sleep at night. Bosses of the UK, take note. 33. What do experts think bosses in the UK should do? A. Take a nap during work time. B. Allow employees to sleep more. C. Share this article with employees. D. Change the clock in the work place. 34. What’s the influence of the British Summer Time? A. It makes summer days bee longer. B. British people can have only four hours sleep. C. It challenges the sleep patterns of British people. D. Employees are unable to make up for their lost sleep. 35. What does Dr Nerina think of employees’ napping time? A. The best length is 20 minutes. B. It affects their sleep at night. C. The best time is before 2pm. D. It improves their work. 第二节 (共 5 小题 ； 每小题 2 分 ， 满分 10分 ) 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。 Cures for Damaged Confidence Maybe you used to be an ace(顶尖的 ) student back in high school. But college is a place jampacked with hundreds, if not thousands, of ace students. 36 Education experts offer their tips for improving students’ confidence at college.  Take an academic approach to problems. You’ll be surprised how the skills that you use for your studies can also help with your confidence crisis. 37 This can help to clear your mind and identify where your lack of confidence is ing from. Get a piece of paper and get it off your mind as you write. Don’t edit your thoughts. Just get them onto the paper. This will help your subconscious to identify your true feelings.  38 Societies and clubs are a great way to meet new people and find things to do that aren’t just about drinking culture. If your roommates go clubbing regularly but you just don’t want to, it’s easy to feel left out. But there is no need to. There are a lot of students who aren’t into going out all the time, and they are in much a bigger group than they might think. You know yourself best. 39  Share your problems. Hiding in your dorm and licking your wounds alone may seem like the easiest way to deal with a confidence crisis. But sharing your worries with others can really make a difference sometimes. Reach out to friends or fellow students, because they may have gone through the same things. 40 Don’t suffer in silence. A. Go clubbing to get involved. B. Create the social life you want. C. Create a mindmap of your concerns. D. So you need to learn to get rid of all that are troubling you. E. Ask yourself what you can do that will be fun and enjoyable. F. The key to dealing with these difficulties is to talk about them. G. Chances are your confidence will be damaged after you go to college. 第三部分 英语知识运用 (共两节，满分 45分 ) 第一节 完形填空 (共 20 小题；每小题 分，满分 30分 ) 阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的 A、 B、 C和 D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。 On June 23, 1970, I was on a plane from Oakland, California to Dallas, Texas. I was returning home after pleting my oneyear 41 in Vietnam. I had been 42 of the hostility (敌意 ) many of our fellow countrymen felt toward returning 43 from Vietnam. There were no 44 ceremony for us when we came home from that unpopular 45 . I sat, in uniform, in a window seat, 46 eye contact with any passenger. No one was sitting next to me, which added to my 47 . A little girl 48 appeared in the aisle (通道 ). She 49 and, without a word, handed me a magazine. I accepted her offering—the 50 “wele home”. All I could say was “Thank you.” After 51 the magazine, I turned to the window and 52 . Her small gesture of 53 was the first I had experienced in a long time. I couldn’t 54 back my tears. That young girl, now a woman, undoubtedly has no 55 of what she did years ago. I know she might have been told to do that by her mother. Her father might still have been in Vietnam, or 56 , he had not survived the war. It doesn’t matter why she gave me the magazine. The 57 thing is she did. Since then, I have followed her 58 and tried, in different ways, to do the same. I believe that my small gestures have the 59 effect on others. And I know that my 60 are all because of that little girl. 41. A. voyage B. study C. visit D. duty 42. A. suspected B. warned C. cheated D. accused 43. A. victims B. foreigners C. soldiers D. immigrants 44. A. funeral B. wele C. graduation D. opening 45. A. war B. city C. airport D. victory 46. A. making B. keeping C. avoiding D. breaking 47. A. anger B. doubt C. pressure D. loneliness 48. A. obviously B. suddenly C. immediately D. eventually 49. A. smiled B. doubted C. glared D. knew 50. A. cold B. quiet C. official D. cautious 51. A. reading B. checking C. taking D. returning 52. A. wept。