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黄浦区2019学年度第一学期高三年级期终调研测试

英语试卷

（完卷时间：

120分钟满分：

140分）

第I卷（共100分）2019年12月

I.ListeningComprehension

SectionA

Directions:

InSectionA,youwillheartenshortconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Attheendofeachconversation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Theconversationsandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaconversationandthequestionaboutit,readthefourpossibleanswerson

yourpaper,anddecidewhichoneisthebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.

1.A.Inacosmeticsshop.B.Inahospital.

C.Inanutritiondepartment.D.Inasupermarket.

2.A.Bossandsecretary.B.Editorandpublisher.

C.Studentandprofessor.D.Writerandreader.

3.A.Openaweddingcompany.B.Tryanewrestaurant.

C.Runhisownbakery.D.Buysomeinsurance.

4.A.Thepackageistoobigtodeliver.B.Thedeliverycanbemadeautomatically.

C.Thewomanwillhavelunchwiththeman.D.Themancanmakethedeliverytomorrowmorning.

5.A.Hewasmostdifficulttosatisfy.B.Hesetmanyspecialrequirements.

C.Heinspectedtheprojectregularly.D.Hewasascommonasothercustomers.

6.A.Anamazingbook.B.Agreatwoman.C.Ascientificfield.D.Astrongvoice.

7.A.HehimselfisabigfanofHepburn.B.HedoesnotthinkthegirlislikeHepburn.

C.Hefeltpuzzledbygirls’loveforHepburn.D.HedoesnotknowanythingaboutHepburn.

8.A.Whentodomind-wandering.B.Wheretohavephysicalactivities.

C.Howtokeepattentiveinalecture.D.Howtotakenotesinalecture.

9.A.Ordinary.B.Practical.C.Disturbing.D.Unrealistic.

10.A.Decoratingthecompany.B.Finishingapainting.

C.Preparingapresentation.D.Restructuringthebudget.

SectionB

Directions:

InSectionB,youwillheartwoshortpassagesandonelongerconversation.Aftereachpassageorconversation,youwillbeaskedseveralquestions.Thepassagesandtheconversationwillbereadtwice,butthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouhearaquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaperanddecidewhichonewouldbethebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.

Questions11through13arebasedonthefollowingpassage

11.A.2.B.11.C.21.D.30.

12.A.Ahorse.B.Adog.C.Apig.D.Acat.

13.A.Moreannoyed.B.Lessanxious.C.Morefrightened.D.Lessshocked.

Questions14through16arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

14.A.Itsclearaim.B.Itsevaluationprocess.

C.Itsnumerousapplications.D.Itssolidfoundation.

15.A.In1954.B.In2013.C.In2018.D.In2000.

16.A.Itslocationandarea.B.Thecategoriesofitscollections.

C.ItsofficialWeChataccount.D.Thevisitingexperienceitoffers.

Questions17through20arebasedonthefollowingconversation.

17.A.Consumerandgender.B.Agegroupsandactivities.

C.Sportsandfacilities.D.Trainingtimeandtrend.

18.A.Cycling.B.Jogging.C.Skiing.D.Swimming.

19.A.18-26.B.27-35.C.36-45.D.46-55.

20.A.Todeterminewhichitemdeservespriority.

B.Togetideasforamoreappealingslogandesign.

C.Toknowaboutteenagers’leisuresportingactivities.

D.Toseewhichagegroupisatthetopofconsumptioncapability.

II.GrammarandVocabulary

SectionA

Directions:

Afterreadingthepassagebelow,fillintheblankstomakethepassagescoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithagivenword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword;fortheotherblanks,useonewordthatbestfitseachblank.

Asleeponaplane:

acaseforwindowseats

Ilovetosleeponplanes,andIhaveanunusualabilitytosleepwellonthem.Therehaveevenbeenoneortwooccasions（21）Ihavefallenasleepbeforetakeoffandawakenedupontheimpactoflanding,nothavingrealizedwehadevenlefttheground.Sowhen（22）（book）myflights,Ialwayschoosethewindowseatwheneverpossible.Thisallowsmetoleanmysleepyheadagainstthewalloftheplaneforabit（23）（much）comfort.

Some（24）arguethattheaisle（走廊）seatissuperiorforthelegspaceandtheabilitytoget

offswiftlyandeyethesnackcart.Butinreality,we’reallgettingourdrinksandsnacks（25）seconds.Also,Ifindthatifapersonknowshe’sinawindowseat,he’llchoosetousethebathroombeforeboardingsothathe（26）（notneed）todisturbhisneighbor,whichisjustconsiderate.Andhe’llseizetheopportunitytogetupwhenanotherseatmategetsupsothattheseatmateneedn’t（27）（bother）morethanonce.

Asaphotographerandvisuallyorientedperson,thewindowseatgivesmethebestviewsofcottonyclouds,oragreatsunset,orgoldensunrise,etc.Mostofall,（28）I’vebeenflyingforyears,Istillgetpleasureofseeingmydepartingcityorcountry（29）（shrink）intothedistance,andthebutterfliesinmystomachwhenIseethehorizonofmydestinationcomeintoview.Andthosefeelingsofadventureandexcitementare（30）keepmecomingback,flightafterflight,tomywindowseat.

SectionB

Directions:

Completethefollowingpassagebyusingthewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.

A.accessB.ariseC.attachmentD.definitelyE.partnerF.potential

G.shapeH.stimulatedI.subconsciouslyJ.traditionalK.unbanked

BeyondMobileMoney:

TheFutureofAsia’sFinTech

Mobilemoneyhasbeenthehottestpartinfinancialtechnologyforthelastfewyears.ButFinTechismorethanjusthowpeoplestoremoneyandtransact（交易）–thespaceismuchmorehorizontal,shortcuttinghowwecreate,share,andprotectvalue.

ThelatestproductofFinTechcompaniesto31inAsiaPacificillustratesthemanywaysthespacecanhelpconsumersbeyondjusttheirmobilewallet.Itisimportantforallbusinesspersonstobeawareofthesetrends,astheirsuccessopensupallsortsofpossibilitiesforcompaniesto32withthem.And,onamuchdeeperlevel,newFinTechsmay33consumerexpectationsinevenothertechindustries.

TheSmartphoneEmergesasaCredit-ScoringStandard

Withclosetohalfabillion34consumersinSoutheastAsiaalone,thereisanentireindustryofFinTechsdevotedtofindingwaystoaccuratelydeterminetheircredit-worthinesstogivethem35tofinance.Unfortunately,sincetheydon’thavebankaccounts,suchFinTechscannotrelyon36financialinformationorcreditcardpayments.

Onecreditscoringsourceemergingasanewstandardinthefieldissmartphone-basedcreditscoring.Ithas37broadglobalsupport,includingfromthelikesoftheWorldBank.Inoneofitsreports,theAsianDevelopmentBankevenstatedthatmobiledatawasakeytofinancial38,asitcouldimprovecustomerrecording,and,inturn,getanaccesstocredit.

AICombineswiththeWisdomoftheCrowd

Themostcommonsloganintoday’stechheadlinesisthe“artificialintelligence”.ReadersarefascinatedwithhowAIhasthe39totransformeveryconsumerandenterprise（企业）industry.WhilesuchfocusisappropriatethatAIwill40changetheworld,itleavesoutacrucialelementthatwillgohand-in-hand

withitsrise:

thewisdomofthecrowd.

III.ReadingComprehension

SectionA

Directions:

Foreachblankinthefollowingpassag,therearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.

Endangeredlanguagescanbefoundthroughouttheworld.Manylanguagesnowhavefewerthan100orevenfewerthan10speakers.Thecrisisisnotlimitedtoremoteregionsoftheworld.WhenEuropeansfirstarrivedinNorthAmerica,312differentlanguageswere41,ofwhich123arenowknowntobeextinct.Ofthe42languages,mostspeakersaregrandparentsandgreat-grandparents.

Differentresearchersofferdifferentdefinitionsof“endangered”.Thesystemof43usedbytheCatalogueofEndangeredLanguagesevaluateslanguagesinfourareas:

the44ofallthespeakers,howoftenthelanguageisconveyedtothenext45,therateatwhichitislosingspeakersandthe46inwhichitisused.Basedonthisdata,languagesarerankedonasix-pointscalefrom“safe”to“severelyendangered.”Themidpoint,“endangered”referstoalanguagewithbetween100and1,000speakerswhorepresentabouthalfofthelanguage’scommunityorethnicgroup.Thelanguageisspokenonlybysomeparents,ofwhomveryfewteachittotheirchildren.Itis47usedathomeandisnottaughtinschools

orusedforgovernmentbusiness.

Languagesbecomeendangeredduetoanumberof48factorsincludingglobalization,economics,technology,educationpolicy,andchangesin49attitudes.Astheforcesofglobalizationmaketheworldmoreinterconnected,previously50languagecommunitiescomeunderpressuretoparticipateinalargereconomy,whichmeanslearningthearea’smajoritylanguage.51,localschoolsoftenbegintoteachthemajoritylanguageinsteadofthelocaltongue.Locallanguagesalso52ascommunitiesadopt

mobilephonesandcomputers,mostofwhichrunonsoftwarethathasbeentranslatedintoonlyahandfulof

languages.Thistrend53

asthesedevicesconnectuserstotheInternet.Atthispoint,many

communitiesundergoacultural54inwhichparentsnolongervaluethelanguageenoughtoteachittotheirchildren.

Initiativesto55endangeredlanguageshavebecomemorenumerousinrecentyears.Theseeffortstendtofocusontwomainareas:

thedocumentationofendangeredlanguages,andeffortstoincreasetheuseof

endangeredlanguagesamongyoungerspeakersandinthecommunityatlarge.

41.A.athandB.atriskC.inuseD.inview

42.A.ancientB.evolvingC.loc