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专题03阅读理解之应用文（原卷版）1.（2020届安徽省合肥市高三第二次质检）ThereareanumberofeventsgoingonthisweekendandinthedaysaheadattheCooperage,locatedat1030MainStreetinHonesdale

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ionalStudentAssessment(PISA)—astudyofthetestscoresof15-year-oldsacross79countries—showedthatstudentsinEnglandperformedsi

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erewasonlyastatisticallysignificantimprovementinmaths,thecountrystillimproveditspositionrelativetoothercoun

triesacrossallthreeofthesubjectstestedbyPISA．Inreading,theUKwas14th,upfrom22ndthreeyearsago.InsciencetheUKwas14th,upfrom

15th,andinmathstheUKroseto18thfrom27th.Acrosstherestoftheleaguetables,EastAsiancountrieslikeChinaandSingaporecontinuedtobefarsuperior.Toda

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satisfiedwiththeirlivesthantheOECDaverage.Itisclearthatmanyyoungpeoplefeelundergreatpressureinasociet

yinwhichtherisksoftenseemveryhightothemintermsofachievingtheirgoals.12．WhichaspectofEnglandisundertheaverageoftheOECD?A．Reading.

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dalittleinPISA．C．TheUKhasn’tmadeanyimprovement.D．TheUKpulledwellaheadoftherestcountries.14．Whichofthefollow

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tycan’tbefullyreflectedonlybyPISA．D．Youngpeopletakemorerisksofachievingtheirgoals.12.（2020届湖南省衡阳市高三毕业班联考）Sportsfansaroundtheworldarestruggling

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asas,California—about30milesawayfromLosAngele.Thecrashalsokilledeightotherpassengersincludinghis13-year-olddaug

hterGianna.Theextremelyheavyfogconditionisbelievedtohavebeenamajorfactor.Bryant,whospenthisentire20-year-basketballcareerasashootingguardfortheLosAng

elesLakers,wasborninPhiladelphia.Thebasketballstar,whodecidedtoturnprofessionalaftergraduatingfromhighschool,wasselectedbytheCharlot

teHornetswiththe13thoverallpick,andthentradedtotheLakers.Atjust18yearsold,hewastheyoungestplayertobedraftedinNBAhistory.Thetradeprove

dtobeluckyfortheLakers.Byhisthirdyear,Bryanthadmovedfrombeingareservetothestartingline-up.Hehadalsofirmlyestablishedhimsel

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sketballteamresponsibleforbringinghometheOlympicGoldmedalsin2008and2012.Bythetimeheretiredin2016,the18-timeNBAAll-Starhadplayedatotalof1,5

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maybetofollowhisphilosophyonlife:―Lifeistooshorttobediscouraged.Youhavetokeepmoving.Putonefootinfrontoftheother,smile,an

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rdinNBAhistory.15．WhoscoredthemostpointsintheNBA’s73-yearhistory?A．LebronJames.B．KarlMalone.C．KareemAbdul-Jabar.D．KobeBrya

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cal2021,‖McCannsaid.1-800-Flowersposted$1.25billioninsalesinfiscalyear2019.Inrecentyears,1-800-Flowershasgrownitsbusinessthroughaserieso

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hinterestforyears,a1-800-FlowersspokeswomansaidWednesday.―Thecompanyseessignificantopportunitiestoexpan

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apabilitiesandexpertise(专门知识).‖shesaid.TheacquisitionincludesthePersonalizationMall.comwebsiteanditsnew,360,000-square-footproductionanddis

tributionfacilityinBolingbrook,Illinois.PersonalizationMall.comwillbecomeawhollyownedsubsidiaryof1-800-Flowers.comInc.Withthisacquisition"thecompan

ywilldistanceitselffromitspeerswhichwillstruggletomatchthebreadthofitsgiftingbrands,"Kupinskisaid.Thec

ompany’sbrandsalsoinclude1-800-Baskets.com,Cheryl’sCookies,FruitBouquets.com,MooseMunchpopcornandThePopcornFactory.Itssharesclos

edup1.4%,or24cents,to$18.02onWednesday.ThestockclimbedalmostadollarpershareonTuesdayafterthedealwasannounced.

4．Whatkindofcompanyis1-800-Flowersintermsofmarketingmode?A．ElectronicCommerceCo.B．Flower&JewelryCo.C．TelemarketingCo.D．BrandCo.5．

Whydoes1-800-FlowerswanttobuyPersonalizationMall.com?A．Toaddtothegrowingfamilyofallbrands.B．Togetitsoriginalfinancialgrowths

teady.C．Toimproveitsprofitsandachievements.D．Todistanceitselffromitspeers.6．Howdidpeopleprobablyreactto1-800-FlowersbuyingPersonalizationMal

l?A．worryingB．positiveC．indifferentD．uncertain7．Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?A．1-800-FlowersDefeatingOtherCompetitiveCompanies.

B．1-800-FlowersTradingonLine.C．1-800-FlowersMatchingtheBreadthofGiftBrands.D．1-800-FlowersBuyingPersonalizationMall.com.14.（2020届

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