甘肃省武威市第六中学届高三英语第一轮复习第四次阶段性过关考试试题.docx

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甘肃省武威市第六中学届高三英语第一轮复习第四次阶段性过关考试试题

武威六中2018－2019学年度高三一轮复习过关考试（四）

英语试卷

第一部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）

第一节（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）

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$237BiltmoreEstateinAsheville,NorthCarolina

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$139BoldtCastleinHeartIsland,NewYork

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$139CastellodiAmorosainNapaValley,California

ThisNapaValleywinery（酿酒厂）wascreatedinthestyleofa13thcenturyTuscancastle.Itisopenallyearroundforwinetastingsandtours.Thecastlewasbuiltbyvintner（葡萄酒商）DarioSattuiwhoseSonomaCountywineryV.Sattuiisamongourveryfavorites.

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A.overlooktheGreatLawnB.getafreeversionofDowntonAbbey

C.knowhowtherichinthecountrylivedD.knowaboutthecultureofNewYorkCity

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A.BoldtCastleB.BiltmoreEstate.

C.BelvedereCastle.D.CastellodiAmorosa

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herecanyouvisitthestonecastleonceownedbyWill

iamGillette?

A.InEastHaddam.B.InHeartIsland.

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C

"Iwish1grewupbackinDad'schildhood,"My14-yearoldsonhasaniPhonethat'snewerthanmine,anXbox,andinstantaccesstofriends,entertainmentandnearlyallhumanknowledgeviatheInternet.Buthewisheshegrewupinthe1970sand'80s?

"Howcome?

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Mysonhasheardhisdadtellstoriesofsummerdaysattheriverwithhisfriends.They'djumpoffthewoodenbridgeintothewaterbelow.Mysonlivesjustafewblocksfromthatsameexactriver,thesameexactbridge.

Thetownhasn'tchanged.Timeshave.Mysonknowsthatifheandhisfriendsattemptedtojumpoffthebridgeandswim----ashisdaddidmanytimes-----themostlikelyoutcomeisthatsomewell-meaningadultswouldcallthecops（警察）.

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consideringhowalackofriskmightinhibitkids'development.

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A.Topraisehissonforwantinglivinginthe1970sand’80s.

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stojumpfromthebridgeintotheriver,whatwillhappen?

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11.Whatthingdoestheauthoradvisetoallowkidstodo?

A.Swimaloneinthedeepriver.B.Dosomehouseworkwiththeirparents.

C.Cutpaperswithsharpscissors.D.Jumpfromthebridgeintotheriver.

11.Whoaretheaimedreaderstothispassage?

A.Teachers.B.Kids.C.Passer-by.D.Parents.

D

Plasticcanbefoundalmostineverything.Thatincludestoys,carsandcomputers.Mostplasticcansshouldberecycled.Howe

ver,manytypesofplasticareoftenthrownaway.Muchoftheplasticrubbishendsupintheocean.Itgetstheremainlyfromlitteronlandandoverflowingsewers（下水道）.Therestisthrowndirectlyintotheseas.It'sreportedthatabout8milliontonsofplasticflowsintotheseaseachyear.That'sequaltoagarbagetruckfullofplasticeveryminute.Plasticcannotfullybreakdown,soonceitreachestheocean,itwillfloatontheseaorsinkintothebottomandthenitmaykillthewildlife.

Inresponsetothisproblem,theUnitedNations（CN）hosteditsfirst-everOceanConference.Attheconference,theUN's193membe

rnationsreachedanagreement.Theyagreedtotrytheirbesttoprotecttheoceanfrompollution."Theseahasaspecialrelationshipwithallofusintheworld,buttherelationshipisunderthreatnow,"saidAntônioGuterres,thesecretary-generaloftheUN.

CountriesinAsiahaveagreedtotakesomemeasures.ThepromisefromChina,Thailand,andIndone

siaishopeful.

Goodnewsisthatsomescientistsandcompaniesworldwidearedevelopingwaystokeepplasticoutoftheocean.Theyaretryingtoremoveitandrecycleit.Forexample,Dell,acomputercompany,iscreatinglaptoppackagingfromrecycledplasticrubbish.Dellpredictsthattheprojectwillprevent16,000poundsofplasticfromenteringtheocean."Wehopetoencouragemorecompaniestodosomethingforthegrowingenvironmentalissue."CarlyTatumsays,whoisaDellspokeswoman.

However,environmentalists

arenotsooptimistic.Theywarnthatthereisnoquickwaytopreventplasticpollution.Maybetherealsolutionisthateverycountryinth

eworldshouldmakestrongerlawsontheplasticpollution.

13.Whatcanweknowfromthefirstparagraph?

A.Everythingcontainsplastic.B.Mostplastichasbeencycled.

C.Th

ereisn'tmuchplasticinthesea.D.Plastichasthreatenedseaplantsandanimals.

14.Whatdoes"thisproblem"inParagraph2referto?

A.Theoceanisseriouslypolluted.BThewildlifeintheoceanisdyingout,

C.PlasticfailstofullybreakdownD.Toomuchplasticrubbishflowsintotheocean.

15.Whyareenvironmentalistsnothappy