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2020届广西高三年级毕业班9月大联考

英语试卷

(考试时间:

120分钟试卷满分:

150分)注意事项:

1.答卷前,考生务必将自己的姓名、考生号、考场号和座位号填写在答题卡上。

2.回答选择题时,选出每小题答案后,用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。

如需改动,用橡皮擦干净后,再选涂其他答案标号。

回答非选择题时,将答案写在答题卡上。

写在本试卷上无效。

3.考试结束后,将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。

第一部分听力(共两节,满分30分)

做题时,先将答案标在试卷上。

录音内容结束后,你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。

第一节(共5小题;每小题1.5分,满分7.5分)

听下面5段对话。

每段对话后有一个小题,从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。

听完每段对话后,你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。

每段对话仅读一遍。

第二部分阅读理解(共两节,满分40分)第一节(共15小题;每小题2分,满分30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。

A

ScientificBooks

Amazonoffersawiderangeofbooksforreaderstochoosefrom.Herearesomesplendidbooksforlovelykids.

HowtobeaScientist

SteveMould

Price:

$8.81

Thisbookisforthechildwhoisforeveraskingquestions・Itencouragesyoungreaderstohugthosequestions,seekoutanswers,andtryoutsomefunexperimentsthatwillentertainthewholefamily.Wecan'twaittogetourhandsonthisone!

LEGOWomenofNASA:

SpaceHeroes

DK

Price:

$11.72

NotonlyisthissplendidbookfilledwithmanyLEGOcharacters,butit'salsofilledwitheducationalfacts!

YourlittleonewilllovelearningaboutladieslikeMaeJemison,SallyRide,MargaretHamilton,andNancyGraceRomanthroughthisfun-to-readbook・

HiddenFigures

MargotLeeShetterly

Price:

$12.75

You'velikelyseentheAcademyAward-winningfilmHiddenFigures,butnowyoucanintroducetheseamazingwomentoyourkidsasrolemodels・ThispicturebookexploresthestoryoftheseamazingmathematiciansandthebarrierstheyovercametohaveextraordinarycareerswithNASA.

IfIBuiltaCar

ChrisVanDusen

Price:

$6.39

It'safact一kidslovethingsthatmove.Theyarecars,planes,trains,andallyounameit!

ThisfunstorydescribeslittleJack'sdreamaboutdesigningaperfectcar-includingapool,afireplace,andmuchmoreTheyoungengineerinyourfamilywillbebeggingyoutoreadIfIBuiltaCareachnightbeforebedtime.

21.ForwhomisthebookHowtobeaScientistmostsuitable?

A.Parentslovingentertainment.

B.Kidswithcuriosityaboutscience.

C.Parentsadmiringfamousscientists.

D.KidswithapreferenceforChinesecharacters.

22.Whichofthefollowingbookswasmadeintoafilm?

A.HowtobeaScientist.

B.LEGOWomenofNASA:

SpaceHeroes.

C.HiddenFigures.

D.IfIBuiltaCar.

23.Whowrotethebookaboutayoungdesigner?

A.DK.B.SteveMould.

C.ChrisVanDusen.D.MargotLeeShetterly.

B

TiredofseeingsomuchgarbagealongthebankofRiverSchieinRotterdamDutchartistTommyKleyndecidedtostepupanddosomethingaboutit.Healoneorganizedacleanupoftheentirebankwithoutleavinganygarbage,provingthatanyonecanindeedmakeadifferenceiftheywantto.

KleynwouldcyclepastapartoftheRotterdamriverwayandseesomuchgarbagealongthebank.Thesituationtroubledhim,sohedecidedtospend30minuteseverydaycleaningtheplaceup,fillingonegarbagebagatime.AndwhenhepostedpicturesofhisworkonFacebook,afewofhisfriendsvolunteeredtojoinaswell.Infiveweeks,theyhada100meterriverbankcleanandcompletelyrubbish-free.

Kleyn'sactionhasreceivedgreatsupportonline,andhehasmanagedtoturnitintoasmallmovement.HehassetupaFacebookpagethroughwhichhechallengespeopletospend30minutesayeartofillagarbagebagwithrubbish.“Itfeelsgreatandyou'llmakeabigdifference,"hewrote.“Peoplearefreetosharetheir'before'and'after'picturesonthepage.Thechallengehasattractedpeopleincountries・ThepeoplecamefromasfarasChinatorespondwiththeirownphotosandstories!

"

“Iwanttoshowhoweasyitistoremoverubbish,"headded.“Hopefullytherewillcomeatimewhenmakersarethoughtfulandtheirgoodsarenolongerwrappedinlayersofplastic."

LocalofficialspraisedKleyn'sworkontheriverbankandhelpedhimraisemoneyforfutureprojectsaswell.“Peoplecansignuptohelpmeonedayayear.Forthis,theyreceivedacoupon,likegoingtoalocalrestaurantatthelowestprice.YoucanimaginewhatI'veman-agedtodoin22days,andwhat22mencoulddoinaday.hesaid.

24.WhathappenedafterKleynpostedpicturesofhisworkonFacebook?

A.Someofhisfriendswereforcedtojoinhim.

B.Thewholeriverbankwascompletelyrubbish-free.

C.HisPicturesreceivedlittleattentionfromforeigners.

D.HisworkonthebankofRiverSchiestartedtopayoff.

25.WhatdoweknowaboutKleyn'saction?

A.Ithasinfluencedmanypeople.

B.Itisopposedbylocalofficials.

C.ItisdifficultforChinesetoaccept.

D.Ithasmadepeoplestopusinglayersofplastic.

26.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"coupon”inthelastparagraphreferto?

A.Ajoblasting22days.

BAkindofplasticgarbage.

C.Apieceofprinteddiscountpaper.

D.Afundforsupportingfutureprojects.

27.Whatisthemainideaofthetext?

A.RiverpollutioninDutchhasbeensolvedbyTommyKleyn.

B.ADutcheco-heroprovesthatonemancanmakeadifference・

C.Environmentalprotectionneedssupportfromthegovernment・

D.Facebookplaysanimportantroleinenvironmentalprotection.

C

FruitgrowersintheUnitedStatesdependheavilyonimmigrantstogrowandharvesttheircrops.MostimmigrantsworkingonAmericanfarmsareHispanicandcomefromMexicoorCentralAmerica.ManyofthementeredtheUnitedStates,andhavesettledinruralcommunitiesacrossthecountry.Theyoftenraisefamiliesbyworkinginthefields.JustlikeUScitizens,theyshouldperformsomedutiesandtaxisalsooftenpaidontheirgoodsandservices.

Recently,intheeasternstateofPennsylvania,fruitfarmersareconcernedaboutthegovernment'simmigrationpolicies.Thefearisthattheywillnothaveenoughworkerstostayinbusiness.SpringispruningseasonforappletreesinAdamsCounty,Pennsylvania.Hispanicimmigrantworkerscareforthetreesinmanyofthearea'sappleorchards(果园).

Theworktakesmanyhoursandistiringandrepetitive.AnapplegrowersaysveryfewAmericansarewillingtodothiskindofworkanymore.Shehelpsmonitorherfamily'sfarmandorchardinAdamsCounty.And,sheworriesthatimmigrationofficerswilltakeherwork-ersaway.

SomeoftheimmigrantswhosecretlycametoAmericaandnowworkonthefarmsliveinthetownofYorkSprings.AlmosthalfofthepeopleinthetownspeakSpanish.But,thesedays,theywouldratherstayathomethangooutonthestreetsinthecommunity.Theyarefearfulnowbecauseofrecentarrestsbyimmigrationofficers.

Anestimated800,000workersharvestcropsintheUnitedStates.About40percentof

themarcthoughttobeimmigrantswhoenteredthecountrysecretly.

TheRiceFruitCompanyisthelargestapple-packinghouseintheeasternUnitedStates.ItpreparesapplesfromAdamsCountyfarmsforshippingtobuyersacrossthecountry.But,ifinmigrantworkersstarttoleavethearea,Ricesayshiscompanywillbeforcedtoreduceoperations.

Ricesaysthecompanyisexploringwaystoreducelaborcostsnow,includingusingmoremachineryandrobots.Hesayshiscompanymayalsoneedtoworkwithonlythemostprofitable,efficientorchards.

28.WhatcanWelearnaboutimmigrantsinAmericafromthetext?

A.Theyhavetopaytaxes.

B.MostofthemarefromAfrica.

C.NoneofthementeredAmericasecretly.

D.Theyoftenmonitortheirfarmowners*families.

29.WhatareAmericanfarmersmostworriedaboutrecently?

A.Theywilllosetheirworkers.

BTheirworkistiringandrepetitive.

C.Theywillfaceimmigrationofficers'questioning・

D.Theirorchardsareshortofharvestingmachinery.

30.WhydomanyimmigrantsinYorkSpringschoosetostayinsidenow?

A.Tofightforhigherpay.

B.Toprotestforproperworkingconditions.

C.ToavoidbeingdrivenoutofAmerica・

D.Tostayawayfromworkinginthefields.

31.WhatistheRiceFruitCompanydoingnow?

A.Stoppingitsoperations.

B.Encouragingimmigrantstostay.

C.Askingforhelpfromthelocalgovernment.

D.Consideringusingmoretechnologicalequipment.

D

Expertssayfarmerswillneedtoproduceabout70percentmorefoodbythemiddleofthecentury.Theypredictthat9billionpeoplewillneedtobefedworldwideby2050.Thepredictionmeansexpertswillneedtodevelopmoreeffectivefarmingmethodsthatcauselessharmtotheenvironmenttoproducemorefood.Expertssaylivingthingscalledbacteriacouldhelpachievethatgoal.Abacteriumisanorganism.Itissosmallthatitcanbeseenonlywithamicroscope.

Researchersarefindingextremelysmallorganismsintheground.Onegramofsoilcontainsbetween100millionandonebillionbacteria.Bacteriaaretakingpartinahealthyex-changewiththeplantsthatsharethesoil.Aroundplantroots,bacteriachangechemicalsintheairandsoilintofoodfortheplants.Thebacteriaincludethematerialknownasfungi(真菌).Somebacteriaactasbodyguards.Theyproduceanti-bodiesandotherchemicalstofightharmfulbacteria.

Plantsmakesugarthroughaprocesscalledphotosynthesis(光合作用).Thishappenswhenaplantreceivinglightchangeswaterandcarbondioxideintofood.Muchofthesugarispumpeddownthroughtheroots.There,itisturnedintosugar-basedfoodandreleasedintothesoil.Thatisdonetogetbacteriatohelptheplantsgrowbetter.Someoftheorganismsturnchemicalsintheairandsoilintofoodthattheplantscaneat.

ThebiosciencescompanyNovozymesalreadysellsonekindoffungi.Ithasfoundawaytoproduceitinverylargequantitiesandofferittofarmersas.abio-pesticide(生物农药).Abio-pesticideprotectscropsfromanimalsandbacteria.Ifso,farmerscanharvestmorecrops.

32.Whatdotheexperts’statisticsinparagraph1show?

A.Bacteriahaveagoodeffectonfarming.

B.Therewillbemoreharmfulbacteriain2050.

C.There'snoneedtowor

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