江西省南昌市十所省重点中学联考高考英语二模试.docx

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江西省南昌市十所省重点中学联考高考英语二模试

2017年江西省南昌市十所省重点中学联考高考英语二模试卷（三）

第一部分：

听力（共两节，满分30分）

1．Whichcolorwillthemanchoose？

A．Blue．B．Brown．C．Green．

2．Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation？

A．Thewomanthoughttheticketswouldbeavailablesoon．

B．Thewomanthoughttherewerenoticketsleft．

C．Theaudienceweredeeplyimpressedbytheconcert．

3．Whatkindofteadoesthewomanwant？

A．Teawithmilk．B．Teawithsugar．C．Teawithmilkandsugar．

4．Whatdayisittoday？

A．Sunday．B．Saturday．C．Thursday．

5．Whatdidthewomanthinkofthemovie？

A．Terrible．B．Average．C．Fantastic．

6．听第6段材料，回答第6﹣7题．

6．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers？

A．Salesmanandcustomer．B．Husbandandwife．C．Teacherandstudent．

7．Whatkindofdressdoesthewomanfinallybuy？

A．Alightsilkdress．B．Adarkcottondress．C．Alightcottondress．

8．听第7段材料，回答第8至9题．

8．Whatcanweinferaboutthewoman？

A．Sheoftengetsupearlyinthemorning．

B．Shefeelsnervousaboutherexams．

C．Shecannotsleepatnight．

9．Whatdidthedoctoradvisethewomantodo？

A．Takesomemedicine．B．Getenoughsleep．C．Gotoanotherhospital．

10．听第8段材料，回答第10至12题．

10．Whatcanwelearnabouttheman？

A．Heisquiet．B．Heisactive．C．Heisboring．

11．Whatdoesthewomanwantthemantodo？

A．TeachherChinese．

B．Writeanarticleforamagazine．

C．TellherwhathesawandheardinLondon．

12．Inwhatlanguagewillthemanwritethearticle？

A．Japanese．B．Chinese．C．English．

13．听第9段材料，回答第13至16题．

13．Inwhichfielddoesthemanhaveamaster'sdegree？

A．Chemistry．B．Nuclearphysics．C．Literature．

14．Whatdoesthewomanthinkofchemistry？

A．Difficult．B．Interesting．C．Popular．

15．Whatcanwelearnabouttheman？

A．Heprefersphysicstochemistry．

B．Hejustgraduatedfromhighschool．

C．Hehasyearsofhardstudyaheadofhim．

16．Whatdoesthewomanwanttobe？

A．Adoctor．B．Awriter．C．Ateacher．

17．听第10段材料，回答第17至20题．

17．Whatisthemanmostprobably？

A．Ateacher．B．Astudent．C．Amoviecritic（评论员）．

18．Whatisthemoviemainlyabout？

A．AlGore．B．Globalwarming．C．Speeches．

19．Whatdoesthemanthinkofthemovie？

A．It'sveryperfect．

B．It'sagoodeducationalfilm．

C．It'snotforthegeneralpublic．

20．Whichistheman'sleastfavoritepartofthemovie？

A．Thediagramsinthespeeches．

B．Thefactsaboutclimatechange．

C．ThepartsaboutAlGorehimself．

第二部分：

阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）

21．SIMCardCutter

ChangeregularSIMcardstosmallerSIMcards．

DidyouknowyoucancutaregularsizephoneSIMcardtoasmallersizeSIMcardanditwillstillwork？

Thistoolwillhelpyoudoit．JuststickaSIMcardinit，pressitdownlikeastapler（订书机）．AperfectlyshapedsmallerSIMisthere．I'veuseditmanytimeswhenswappingSIMsfromonephonetoanother．

03/7/17﹣﹣MarkFrauenfelder

HYPERLINK"http:

//kk．org/cooltools/profi﹣cheese﹣slicer/"ProfiCheeseSlicer

Usesathinwiretosliceuptomedium﹣hardcheesesinfourinchsections．

Imayowneverycheeseslicerevermade．IpreferawiretypecheesecuttersoIcancutslicesthatworkwellonapieceofbreadandsandwich．

Thischeeseslicerisgreatforbothtasks．Itevenhasadjustabletensiononthetwocuttingwires．Apointofinformation：

Ididbreakawirecuttingaveryhardpieceofcheesewithblackpepper．Goodnews，thewireisreplaceable，andIwasabletopurchasenewwirestofixit．Maybebesttouseonsoftercheeses．Lessonslearned．But，highlyrecommendedforeveryotheruseexceptforthoseextremelyhardcheeses．

03/6/17﹣﹣KentBarnes

AshBucket（桶子）

Bucketwithlidkeepsyourfireplace（壁炉）clearofashes．

Ipurchasedthisashbucketrecommendedbymyfriendandhavefounditinvaluable．PreviouslyIhadanoldbucketthatgotleftoutsideandusuallyfilledupwithrainandbecameamesstoclean．Thisashbuckethasaraisedbottomandthermalinsulation（隔热层）topreventanyaccidentalhotcoalsinyourashtodamageyourfloororcauseafire．Youcanstorethisbucketindoorssincethelidisniceandtight．

03/3/17﹣﹣SethWilson

21．WhatcanSIMCardCutterdo？

A．CutupaSIMCard．

B．MakeaSIMcardsmallershape．

C．Deletetheinformation．

D．Helpstoremoreinformation．

22．WhatkindoffoodisProfiCheeseSlicermostsuitablefor？

A．Cheesesliceswithcrackedblackpepper．

B．Verydrysandwich．

C．Extremelyhardcheeses．

D．Medium﹣softcheeses．

23．WhichisoneofthecharactersabouttheAshBucket？

A．Itisfireresistant．

B．Itiswaterproof．

C．Itisusefuloutdoors．

D．Itisofnovalue．

24．Weavinghammocks（吊床）isanartthattakesasharpeye，askilledhandandlotsofpatience．ButinLenwoodHaddock'scase，beingblindworkstohisadvantage．Histrained，sensitivehandscanperfectlyhandleeverystepofthecomplicatedprocess．Sincebeginninghiscraftin1986，Lenwoodhaswovenabout145，000perfecthammocks．

Now61，Lenwoodlosthissightin1973，atage18，duringahuntingaccident．"Mywholeworkingcareerhasbeenblind，"hesays．Hefirstfoundajobasawoodworker，butwhenthatorganizationclosed，theNorthCarolinaDivisionofServicesfortheBlindconnectedhimwithHatterasHammocks．

Onhisfirstdayofwork，"Ididatotalofonehammock，"Lenwoodrecalls，laughing．"AndthenIcamehomeandlaidonthesofaandwenttosleep．Iliftweights，butIwasn'tastoughasIthoughtuntilIstartedweaving．Ittakesalotofenergy，andyou'restandingupallday．"

Intime，however，Lenwoodgotintoagoodworkingrhythmandfoundhehadagiftforthejob．Atfirstheworkedon﹣siteatthecompany，butafterayearLenwoodmovedhisoperationtothehomeworkshopwherehe'dworkedfor10yearsduringhiswoodworkingdays．

SinceLenwoodbeganwithHatterasHammocks30yearsago，thecompanyhasacquiredotherbrandsandchangeditsnametoTheHammockSource．Today，itistheworld'slargestmakerandsellerofhammocks，allbuiltbyhand．

24．HowoldwasLenwoodHaddockwhenhebeganweavinghammocks？

A.18yearsold．B.26yearsold．C.31yearsold．D.61yearsold．

25．HowdidLenwoodHaddockfeelafterhehasfinishedhisfirsthammock？

A．Disappointed．B．Exhausted．C．Energetic．D．Bored．

26．Whichofthefollowingisneededinweavinghammocks？

A．Pooreyesight．B．Sensitivemind．C．Untrainedcraft．D．Fullpatience．

27．Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage？

A．TheSuccessoftheHammockSourceCompany

B．TheBlindCraftsmanWhoMakesPerfectHammocks

C．HowtoWeavePerfectHammocksbyHand

D．HowtoBecomeaSuccessfulCraftsman．

28．LetmestartbysayingthatIdon'thaveasmartphone，butIprobablywillinthefuture．IthinksmartphonesarebasicallyawesomeandIhavenothingagainstthebasicideaofusingsmartphones．

Myproblemstartswhenthelinesbetweenfunandwork，betweenaloneandtogether，betweencommunicationandconfusion﹣becomeblurred．I'vejustreturnedfromtwoyearsinadifferentcountry，andhaven'tbeenaroundmyfriendsforawhile．ThefirstseveraltimesImetthemall，Iwassurprisedtodiscoverthateventhoughwe'reallsittingaroundinthesameroom，peopleareactuallysittingaroundsmartphonesandplaying/surfing/takingpictures．

Smartphonesmadeiteasierthaneverbeforetoaccesse﹣mailseverywhere．Whetheryou'reonthebus，inbedoratthebarwithyourfriends﹣youre﹣mailsarerightthereandavailabletoyouandthiscandefinitelybeaproblem．Workisgreat，butisansweringe﹣mailsat3a．m．reallynecessary？

Doyoureallywanttohavetochoosebetweenfriendsandworkwhenyou'rehangingoutinabar，justbecauseyouhappenedtoseethate﹣mail？

Smartphonesrevolutionizedourlives．I'mnotheretoopposethat．Butshouldtheyreplacemanyoftheotherthingsweusedtobedoing，togetherandalone？

Ifyouthinkaboutitforaminute，I'msureyou'llfindsomeoneyouknowwhosometimesfindsithardtodrawthelinebetweenphonetimeandpeopletime．Thishasbeenaproblemforawhile，butsmartphonesmakeitthatmuchworse．Sodon'tthrowawayyoursmartphonesjustyet；butdotrytoremember，attheendoftheday，they'rejustphones!

28．Whatdoestheunderlinedword"blurred"（para.2）probablymean？

A．Blocked．B．Unclear．C．Distinct．D．Concrete．

29．Whathappenedwhenthewritermethisfriendsafterhereturnedfromabroad？

A．Theywelcomedhimwarmly．

B．Theysatinthesameroomtalkinghappily．

C．Theyplayedwiththeirsmartphones．

D．Theywenttoanetbartosurftheinternet．

30．Thewriterislikelytoanswere﹣mails　　．

A．inhisofficeonthemorningofworkdays

B．onabustowork

C．inbedat3a．m．

D．inabarafterwork

31．Whatdoesthewritersuggestpeopledointhepassage？

A．Throwawaytheirsmartphones．

B．Checke﹣mailsregardlessoftimeandplace．

C．Drawthelinebetweenphonetimeandpeopletime．

D．Communicatewithothersusingsmartphones．

32．Scientistsfoundsealevelsarerisingfastertodaythananytimeoverthepast3，000years．Thesealevelresearchersgatheredinformationgoingback28centuries，andtheirfindingswerereleasedMondaybytheProceedingsoftheNationalAcademyofSciences．

RobertKopp，fromRutgersUniversityinNewJersey，isthepaper'sleadauthor．Hesaidthe20thcenturysearisewas"extraordinary"whencomparedtothepast3，000years．And，Koppsaid，"Theriseoverthelasttwodecadeshasbeenevenfaster．"

ScientistsfromNASAandtheNationalOceanicandAtmosphericadministrationreportedthattemperaturesattheNorthPolehitrecordhighsinJanuary．Thisnewscomesafter2015hasbeenthehottestyeareverrecorded．TheearlierestimatesshowthattemperaturesaroundtheEarthhaverisenmorethanahalfdegreeCelsiussince1880．Scientistssaythatmostofthatriseisbecauseofemissions，orgases，releasedintotheairbymachinesthathumanshavebuilt．

Whentemperaturesrise，sodosealevels．Thatisbecausesnowandicemelt，orbreakofffromglaciers．Theyflowintothesea．Theincreasedwatermakesthesealevelsrise．

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