山西省太原市第五中学2022届高三上学期11月月考试题+英语

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太原五中 2021—2022 学年度第一学期阶段性测试

高三英语

命题：南睿、胡茜琼、李军、王惠校对：高三外语组时间：2021.11

（考试时间：120 分钟试卷满分：150 分）

第一部分阅读理解 (共两节，满分 60 分)

第一节 (共15 小题；每小题 3分，满分 45 分)

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的 A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答

题卡上将该项涂黑。

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Does your child love gymnastics, show interest in gymnastics, or just really enjoy new

physical activities? Summer Day Camps at Metropolitan are a great option. We offer full-day

and half-day camps all summer long!

Ages: All campers must be 5 or more years older.

Camp Fees: Half day (8: 00-12: 00, $280/week; 1: 00-5:00, $280/week)

Full day (8:00-5/00, $380/week)

Discounts: 10% for an additional brother or sister

Full payment is due one week prior to camp. If you’d like more information, please email

at info@metropolitangym.com.

Camps and Schedules:

Big Bounce Camp (July 12 -July 16)

The name says it all! We’ll be jumping, bouncing, rolling and flying all week long! Learn

basic as well as advanced trampoline (蹦床) skills and spatial awareness!

Ninja Warrior Camp (July 19-July 23)

This is open to both boys and girls, and combines obstacle course training with

gymnastics and parkour skills.

Splish and Splash Camp (July 26-July 30)

Cool off at Metropolitan! Guaranteed fun with water balloon games, a trip to the water

park, and many more age-appropriate activities! Must be able to swim.

Olympic Trials Camp (Aug. 16-Aug. 20)

That’s right — we’re going for the gold! Come and enjoy games, gymnastics activities

and all sorts of “Olympic” fun!

1. How much should a pair of twins pay for their full-day camps each week?

A. $532. B. $560. C. $722. D. $760.

2. Which camp requires swimming skills?

A. Big Bounce Camp. B. Olympic Trials Camp.

C. Ninja Warrior Camp. D. Splish and Splash Camp.

3. What can the campers do from August 16 to 20?

A. Build basic body awareness. B. Develop trampoline skills.

C. Enjoy Olympic-like games. D. Further their parkour skills.

Mary Edwards Walker was the fifth daughter of the family. Her parents, who used to

encourage her to think freely and allowed her to wear men’s trousers, started the first free

school in Oswego, New York so their daughters would be just as educated as their son.

Outside of school, all of the children helped work on the farm. After finishing at her parent’s

school, Walker attended the Falley Seminary in Fulton, New York. When she graduated, she

became a teacher, but she knew she wanted to be a doctor. Later she attended Syracuse

Medical College and received her medical degree in 1855 as the second woman to graduate

from the college.

When the Civil War began in 1861, Walker wanted to join the Union’s efforts. She went

to Washington but was not allowed to serve as a medical officer because she was a woman. At

the time, the army had no female surgeons, so Walker was only allowed to practice as a nurse.

However, in 1863 her request to practice as a surgeon was finally accepted. She became the

first female U.S. Army surgeon during the Civil War.

During her work as a surgeon in the war, Walker often crossed the battle lines to care for

soldiers and civilians. In April of 1864, she was thought to be a spy and held as a prisoner of

war for four months. A month after she was released, she became the assistant surgeon of the

52nd Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry. After the war, Walker was awarded the Medal of

Honor by President Andrew Johnson.

In addition to her work with the army, Walker began to advocate for women’s rights. She

famously wore men’s trousers and advocated for “dress reform”. She also fought for suffrage

(选举权) and tried to register to vote in 1987, but she was denied. In 1916, the Medal of

Honor was taken away from Walker, who died of illness at 86. Decades later, President Jimmy

Carter legally restored the Medal of Honor to Walker’s name. In 2012 Walker’s hometown set

up a 900-pound bronze statue in honor of her contributions.

4. What does paragraph 1 mainly tell us about Walker?

A. Her dress style. B. Her farm experience.

C. Her favorite occupation. D. Her educational background.

5. What made Walker fail to be a surgeon when the Civil War began?

A. Moral intolerance. B. Racial intolerance.

C. Gender discrimination. D. Political discrimination.

6. What happened to Walker in April of 1864?

A. She was stopped from voting.

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B. She was recognized as a nurse.

C. She was put into prison as a spy.

D. She was awarded the Medal of Honor.

7. What is the purpose of the text?

A. To support women’s suffrage.

B. To remember a great woman.

C. To introduce Walker’s “dress reform”.

D. To encourage females to become surgeons.

1970s dishes are set to make a comeback as lockdown restrictions ease. Recipe searches

for prawn cocktail (大虾冷盘) have risen by more than a third this month, according to new

figures at Waitrose. Other classic recipes in demand include beef Wellington and coronation

chicken. People cooking these dishes at home have also taken to social media to show off their

skills, with 45,000 posting pictures of them.

Zoe Simons, Senior Innovation Chef at Waitrose told FEMAIL: “Now we’re able to host

indoors once again. We have seen a growing trend in retro (怀旧的) dinner party recipe

searches at Waitrose. It’s clear we’re revisiting our childhoods and recreating recipes such as

prawn cocktail and baked Alaska, dishes which our parents and grandparents would have

served for an extra special evening.”

Traditionally a simple dessert, jelly (果冻) has been given a grown-up update using

experimental flavours, shapes and colours that “pop” on Instagram. London’s Michelin-starred

Hide, which offers a food featuring a strawberry jelly on its summer menu, is leading the

charge of restaurants bringing back jelly. Sales of Waitrose’s jelly child desserts are up 21

percent year-on-year.

Department store John Lewis has also seen a rise in sales of tablecloths up by 73 percent

compared to last year as people prepare to host again. It comes following a year of increased

demand for retro goods as people seek home comforts following a difficult 12 months.

“School dinner cake” has taken over UK social media. It’s become so popular that it’s

appearing on menus at restaurants and bakeries across the country offering home delivery —

as thousands become nostalgic for the dessert which is being branded the lightest, fluffiest (最

松软的) cake ever.

Expert Charlotte Fox Weber previously told Mailonline: “In a period of stressful change,

nostalgia transports us back to what we know — and there’s such sweet familiarity in things

from the past. There’s something so comforting about past associations and memories. It

makes complete emotional sense that in an era of mess, sorrow and stress, we feel safe when

we are reminded of childhood pleasures.”

8. What can be inferred about beef Wellington and coronation chicken?

A. They’re convenient to cook. B. They’re newly created dishes.

C. They’re unpopular during lockdown. D. They’re recent social media hits.

9. What is London’s Michelin-starred Hide doing?

A. Offering some simple dishes.

B. Modernising its summer menu.

C. Presenting jelly in a creative way.

D. Trying to attract grown-up customers.

10. How are people in the UK feeling these days?

A. More concerned about their health.

B. More worried about their future life.

C. More willing to have less home delivery.

D. More eager to invite people to dinner at home.

11. What is Weber trying to explain?

A. Why retro dishes are getting popular.

B. Why we are feeling sorrowful and stressed.

C. How lockdown is impacting on us emotionally.

D. How we can keep our childhood pleasures alive.

China is one of the countries most affected by typhoons in the world. While summer is

the peak typhoon season, autumn typhoons might be more dangerous.

In September, Typhoon Conson and Chanthu formed successively in the northwest

Pacific Ocean. Chanthu has become a super typhoon, bringing “gale-force winds and

rainstorms to regions including Shanghai, Zhejiang, and Jiangsu,” reported Xinhua on Sept

14.

It’s no surprise that super typhoons occur in September. From the vernal equinox (春分),

the subsolar point (太阳直射点) moves from the equator to the Tropic of Cancer (北回归线),

heating the tropical ocean in the northern hemisphere (半球). The sea temperature reaches the

highest from August to September, according to Weather China website.

“The warming ocean, especially the warming northern South China Sea, enhances

typhoons before landfall (着陆),” said Xiao Zhixiang, a researcher of the Guangxi Institute of

Meteorological Sciences, in the conference of the Japan Geoscience Union in 2020.

Autumn brings cold air, and when that cold air meets a typhoon, it could make it more

destructive. “This will develop into a powerful typhoon due to the greater temperature

difference between the cold continent and the hot sea,” said Woo-Sik Jung, a researcher at Inje

University in South Korea, at the conference. “In other words, the larger the temperature

difference, the stronger the wind, the more powerful the autumn typhoon can be compared to

the summer typhoon.”

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