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高三统一质量检测

英语

本试卷分第I卷(选择题)和第II卷(非选择题)两部分。

考试结束后,将答题卡和答题纸一并交回。

第I卷(共100分)

注意事项:

1.答第I卷前考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上。

2.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框。

不能答在本试卷上,否则无效。

第一部分:

听力(共两节,满分30分)

做题时,请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,并标在试卷的相应位置。

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,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

IbuiltmyBBSfortheblogcompetitionanddisappearedforalongtime.NowIjustwanttotakeitasmymoodboard,recordingmylifeinanothernation.

It’squiteanexpectedandchallengingchanceformetospendoneyearintheUSA.Iamalittlebitdependentpersonandeasytomisshometown.Therefore,Ineedtolearnhowtobeindependentandcontrolmyselfinasense.

Thefirstchallengeiscooking.Icannotcookbeforeaswe,mostyoungpeople,aretreatedwellathomeandeatincanteensorrestaurants,whilewehavetolearncookingforourselvessinceit’snoteasytoovercomeformetoeatfastfoodhereeveryday.Afterthemasterandtwo-yearPhDstudies,Ihavegraspedtheskillsfordoingexperiments,soIcancooknotthatbadlyviathose“talents”.Ifeltsoproudwithmymasterpieces.

Thesecondchallengeisgoingoutside.Iliveinaquitesmallcitywithoutsubway,taxiorevenpublicbus(exceptschoolcatbus).It’squiteinconvenienttoliveherewithoutacar.However,IhavenodrivingexperienceinChinathoughIgotthelicensesixyearsago.Idon’twanttospendsuchalongtimetopracticeit.Myfriendsareveryfriendlyandtheydrivemetothesupermarketandgohikingwithme,whichmakesmealittlebitupsetorembarrassedasa“bubble”betweensheandherboyfriend.Ontheotherside,thelackoftakingpublictransportationexperiencemademesoconfusedwhenIfirstwenttoNYCforaconference.Fortunately,Imetseveralniceguysandtheyshowedmethecorrectways.Iamlookingforwardtowalkingortransportingaroundonweekends.

Thethirdchallengeisovercomingloneliness.It’shardtosaywhyImayfeellonelyeventhoughIhaveChineseroommates.IstillcherishthedreamlastnightthatIwentbacktoChinaeventhoughforexperimentpurpose...

Iwillworkhardertorealizemygoalandreturnwithoutanypity.

21.WhydoesthewriteruseherBBSagain?

A.Totakeanothercompetition.

B.Todisappearforsometime.

C.Totakeitasawaytostudy.

D.Tokeeparecordofherforeignlifeonit.

22.Howdidthewriterlearncooking?

A.Shelearnedcookingbyherself.

B.Shelearnedcookingfromacookinarestaurant.

C.Shelearnedcookingfrombooksatuniversity.

D.Shelearnedcookingfromhermotherathome.

23.Whatcanwelearnfromparagraph4?

A.Thewriterboughtacarandpracticeddrivingit.

B.Goingoutsideonweekendsisaterriblethingforthewriter.

C.Thewriter’sfriendshelpedheralotwhenshewentoutside.

D.Thetransportisquiteconvenientwherethewriterlives.

24.Whatkindofpersonisthewriter?

A.Positive.B.Self-centered.C.IndependentD.Weak-minded

B

Abullying(欺凌)incidentataprimaryschoolinCountyArmagh,NorthernIrelandshouldnotbebrushedoffas“ajokethatwenttoofar”;rather,factsshouldbedugoutandactionshouldbetakentopreventsimilareventsfromhappeningoncampusagain,accordingtoexperts.

Dr.Lewis-Snyder,apsychologistspecializinginchildren’sgrowthissues,saidschoolsshouldbecarefulabouttakingbullyingincidentsasmeretricks.

“Instead,theyshouldworktofindouttherootcauseoftheincidentinatimelymanner,guidethechildreninvolvedtofaceandhandletheincidentinacorrectwayandteachthemtobehaveproperlytoavoid-similarsituations,”shesaid.

ShemadethecommentsafteramotherinArmaghpostedadescriptiononFace—bookonThursdayofhowher11-year-oldsonwasbulliedatschool,atopschoolinthatarea.

Themotherwrotethatherfifth-gradesonwasthetargetofbullieswhothrewatoiletwastepaperbasketathim,strikinghiminthehead.Theboywasalsofooledbyhisclassmates,shesaid,bringingonacutestressdisorder,amentalillnesscausedbysevereanxiety.

Themotheralsowrotethattheschooldescribedtheincidentas“ajokethatwenttoofar”andthattheparentsoftheboywhothrewthebasketbelievedtheirsonwas“justbeingnaughty”.

Thearticlewentviral,withmanyinternetusersrecallingbeingbulliedatschoo1.

Dr.Lewis-Snydersaidthatschoolsandparentsmustpaymoreattentiontotheethical(道德的)developmentandmentalhealthofchildren,ratherthanjustlookingattheiracademicperformance.

TheDepartmentforEducation,togetherwithagroupofotherdepartments,releasedaseriesofguidelineslastmonthofferingadviceonhowtodealwiththeproblem.

OnSaturday,theschoolinvolvedreleasedastatementonitssocialmediaaccountsayingthatithadtalkedtotheparentsonbothsidesandwouldmakefurthereffortstoachieveanoutcomesatisfactorytoallparties.

25.Whatcanweknowfromthemother’sdescription?

A.Theschoolsdidn’ttakethebullyingincidentseriously.

B.Thebullyingincidentcausedlittleharmtoher11-year-oldson.

C.Theparentsofthebullyfeltquiteguiltyfortheirson’sbehavior.

D.Manyotherstudentswerealsobulliedinthatschoo1.

26.WhatdoesDr.Lewis-Snydersuggestaboutthebullyingincidents?

A.Schoolsshouldfindoutthefactandpunishthebullyseriously.

B.Schoolsshouldtaketheresponsibilitytoeducatethestudentstoperformproperly.

C.Thegovernmentshouldtakeactiontostopsucheventshappeningoncampus.

D.Parentsneedn’tcareabouttheirchildren’sacademicperformance.

27.What’sthesocialreactiontothebullyingincident?

A.Peoplewereindifferenttoit.

B.ItamusedangerontheInternet.

C.Itcausedpanicamongparents.

D.Itbroughtaboutwidespreadattention.

28.Whatcanbeinferredfromthepassage?

A.Mostinteractusershadtheexperienceofbeingbulliedatschoo1.

B.Theschoolinvolvedtriedtokeepthetruthfromthepublic.

C.Theschoolhastakenmeasurestodealwiththeincident.

D.Alltheschoolbullyingincidentsarecausedbyclassmatesconflicts.

C

ManyeditorshavearulethattheywillnotevenreadstoriesthatarenotformattedandpresentedasrequestedintheirSubmission(投稿)Guidelines.Evenifthispolicyisnotstated,itaffectstheirdecision-making.Thereareafewreasonablereasons.

Agoodeditorlikestoreadallstoriesforthefirsttimeinthesameformat(格式)asthepublicationstandard.Aconsistentformatbetweenmanuscripts(手稿)removesdistractionslikeunusualpresentationandputseachmanuscriptonthesamestartinglevel,withthefocusoncontent.

Leadingpublicationsgetthousandsofsubmissionsayear.Editortimeisextremelyvaluable.Mosteditorsenjoyfindinggemsamongthemanuscripts,buttheyreallydislikereformatting(don’tyouprefereatinganelegantmealtowashingdishes?

).Whenaneditorseeshewillhavetospendanextrahalfhourofprecioustimeinreformatting,hesubconsciouslymarksthatsubmissiondowncomparedtoothersubmissionsofequalquality.

Publicationsneedtohaveconsistencyinformattingforalltheirpublishedstories:

letterform,typesize,spacing,paragraphstructureetc.Thiskeepsthereader’sfocusonthewordsandnottheirstructure.Sinceeditorsdon’thaveachoicetojustacceptaweirdly(古怪的)formattedstoryasitis,theyareforcedtoeitherreformatordeclinethesubmission.

Publicationsusedifferentsoftwareandothertoolsintheiroperations.Editorsknowwhatmakestheirsystemgosmoothly.Manyinvisiblesoftwareformattingstructuresbetweentypesofdocumentscreatedisasters.

Editorsarenotpedantic(迂腐的).Theirjobistofindgreatmaterialandexposethoseworkstoappreciativereaders.Differentlyformattedmanuscriptsstealtimeawayfromthatresponsibility,whichisbadforeveryone.Editorslovenothingmorethanfinishingareadandthinking“Wow.Agreatstory-ANDit’scutandpaste!

29.Whatcanwelearnabouttheeditorsfromthepassage?

A.Theydon’tneedtoreadstorieswhenchoosingmanuscripts.

B.Goodeditorsliketoreadallstories.

C.Theydon’tlikewashingdishes.

D.Whattheycareaboutmostisthecontentofthestories.

30.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“gems”refertointhethirdparagraph?

A.PreciousJewelsB.Greatstories.C.Creativeformats.D.Amazingcharacters.

3l.Whatkindofmanuscriptismostlikelytoberefused?

A.Onewithaweirdformat.

B.Onewithageneralletterform.

C.Onewithattractiveplots.

D.Onewithnospecialstructures.

32.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytalkabout?

A.Howtheeditorsusuallywork.

B.Whypublicationsneedconsistentformat.

C.Whythemanuscript’sformatcaninfluencetheeditor’sdecision.

D.Thewaysonhowtoformatmanuscripts.

D

AgroupofChinesetechnicians,canbeseenworkinghardamongthewatermelonfieldsintheblindingsunlightofLaos(老挝)everyJanuary.Twomonthslater,thesewatermelonswillbesenttoXi’an,thestartingpointoftheSilkRoad.

Everyautumn,theseso-called“migratorybirds(候鸟)”.techniciansfromKouzhaivillageinsouthwesternChina’sGuizhouprovince-flytoLaostoplantwatermelonsandreturntoChinanextspringtostarttheirownfarmwork.

YangCanxi,formerKouzhaivillagePartychiefwhoisalsoanagriculturaltechnician,saidthevillagewasliftedoutofpovertythroughitsstrengthinagriculturaltechnology.

HesaidKouzhaivillagewasthefirsttopromotesmall-sizedwatermelonsinthecountry,anditintroducedanewtechnologytogrowwatermelonsfromthenewlygeneratedvinesafterharvestingtheoldones,thusdoublingthesaleto15,000yuan,($2,190)perunitarea.

In1997,anofficialfromLaoscametoYangforagriculturaltraining.Twentyprofessionalsweresenttoprovidewate

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