贵州省贵阳市第三十八中学届高三上学期模拟考试英语试题.docx

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贵州省贵阳市第三十八中学届高三上学期模拟考试英语试题

贵州省贵阳市第三十八中学2020届高三上学期模拟考试

英语试题（解析版）

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）

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。

A

KidsSchoolHolidayProgram

ExploreartworksinourcollectionandgethandsonandexperimentwitharangeofnaturalandfoundmaterialsintheCreativeStudios.Thisprogramhasbeendesignedforchildrenandtheirgrown-upstodotogether.

$15perfamily

Familyticket:

2Adultsandupto3Childrenages4–12yrs.

$2peradditionalchild.Babiesupto1yearoldareFREE.

ArtSafari

Hardorsoft?

Roughorsmooth?

Introducekidstotheideaoftexture（质地）throughhands–onactivities,storytellingandgames.

HeadintotheGalleriesandexplorehowartistsexploretextureinourcollection,thenenjoyaprocessartmakingexperienceinourCreativeStudios.

Tuesday18July10.30–11.30am

Forchildrenages3–5

$22perchild

$10peradult

MeetintheNationalCentreforCreativeLearning,Level3

Artplay

Drop-inanytimebetween10amandmiddayandletcreativeplayleadtheway!

ExploretheinteractiveBellaRoom,havefunwithfancydress,singsongs,playexhibition-inspiredgamesandputyourdancemovestothetest!

Wednesdays10am–Midday

Ages0–5

Dropin,andwewelcomeadonationof$5perfamily

NationalCentreforCreativeLearning,Level3

ArtBaby

ExploreMCACollection:

TodayTomorrowYesterdaywhilemeetingotherlike-mindedfamiliesduringthisfunandflexiblegalleryexperience.

Adultsareencouragedtoexchangeideasalongtheway,whilebabiesarefreetodowhattheylike!

Eachtourwraps–upwithaplayfulmatsessiononourArtBabyblanketcreatedbySydneybasedartistLiamBenson–agreatfirsttimeMuseumexperienceforbabies.

Babycarriersandbabiesupto12monthsoldwelcome.

FridayJune30,10.30am–12pm

$22perAdult

Limitedspace,bookingsnecessary

Babiesarefree!

1．Inwhichactivitycanchildrenenjoydancingandsinging?

A．Artplay.B．Artbaby.

C．Artsafari.D．Kidsschoolholidayprogram.

2．WhatinformationcanwelearnaboutKidsSchoolHolidayProgram?

A．Theplace.B．Theorganizer.C．Theadmission.D．Thetime.

3．IftheGreensandtheir4-year-oldtwinsonsgototheArtSafari,theyshouldpay.

A．$20.B．$22.C．$44.D．$64.

4．HowisArtBabydifferentfromtheotheractivities?

A．Ittakesplaceinthemorning.

B．Itshouldbebookedinadvance.

C．Itisintendedforchildrenunder12.

D．Itdevelopsbabies’potentialthroughgames.

B

Itwas1968,andmyhusbandandIhadjustmovedtoCaliforniafromTexas.We’dsoldourfurnituretomakethemoveandneededtoreplaceeverything–andquickly.

Icameupwiththeideaofbeingagameshowcontestant.IwatchedeveryprogramandatlastsettledonABC’sTemptation.

Isaidtomyhusband,“I’mgoingtobeonagameshowandwinsomeprizes,maybeevenacolorTV!

”

Helaughedandsaid,“Whileyou’reatit,whynotwinavacation?

”

AtthePalace,whichwaspacked,myhopesbegantofadewhenIlearnedthatpotentialcontestantshadtosetupaninterviewmonthsinadvance.Isliddowninmyseattowatchthetaping,determinedtoleaveassoonasIcould.

Betweentapings,anannouncertoldjokestokeeptheaudiencelively.Afteronepart,hemusthaverunoutofjokesbecausehepeeredintothecrowdandasked,“Howiseverybody?

Anyonehaveanyproblems?

”

Seeingmychance,Ijumpedupandsaid,“Yes,Ihaveaproblem!

”

Everyoneturnedtostareatme.Thehouselightscameup.Isaid,“IcameallthewayfromTexastobeonthisshow,andI’mjustnotseeinghowit’sgonnahappen.”

Amanwithaheadsetwhoturnedouttobethedirectorwavedhishandatme.“Comeonuphere,”hesaid.Takingmeaside,hesaidIwasthekindofcontestanttheshowwanted,andheinvitedmebackforthenexttaping.

Iwasnervous,butIwasthebigwinnerafterfiveroundsandwasrushedtochangeforanothertaping.ThattimeIwonatotalofalmost$16,000worthofgoods—alargesumin1968.

Wefurnishedournewhousewithmywinnings,whichdidincludeacolorTVandavacation.

5．Whatinspiredtheauthortotakepartinthegameshow?

A．Thedreamtobecomefamous.B．Thewishtochallengeherself.

C．Thedesiretogainwhatsheneeds.D．Thecuriositytolearnaboutthegame.

6．Whydidtheauthorwanttogiveupthegameshow?

A．Shewasn’tgoodattellingjokes.

B．Shefounditwashardtowintheprizes.

C．Thegameshowonlyallowednativesin.

D．Shedidn’thaveaninterviewaheadoftime.

7．Whatlessoncanwelearnfromtheauthor’sexperience?

A．Honestyisthebestpolicy.B．Couragecanmakeadifference.

C．Agoodbeginningiswelldone.D．Thereisnosuchthingasafreelunch.

C

Danielcametoschooleverydayintornshoesthatweretoosmallforhim.Hehadcutholeswherehisbigtoescouldspilloutandnothurtsomuch.Hewasembarrassed.

BeforeDanielwasmeasuredfornewshoes,hewaswithdrawnandquiet.KidslikeDanielhaveverylowexpectations.Theylearnnottoaskevenfortheirmostbasicneedstobemetbecausetheydon’twanttobedisappointed.

ShoesThatFitprovidesnewshoestochildreninneed,likeDaniel,sotheycanattendschoolincomfortandwithdignity,betterpreparedtolearnandplay.AndthisiswhatsetsShoesThatFitapartfromsimilarorganizations.Eachchildismeasuredtoensurethebestfitpossible.Thenthatchildreceivesabrandnewpairofshoes.Andtheseareathleticshoes,sonotonlyaretheytheproudreceiversofnewshoes,buttheycanparticipateingymandafter-schoolsports.

SchoolstaffreportthatchildrenwhoreceivenewshoesthroughtheShoesThatFitprogramattendschoolmoreoftenwithfewerbehavioralproblems.Theyparticipatemoreinphysicalactivitiesandinteractmorewiththeirpeers.

Sandy,theheadmasterofDaniel’sschool,hasseenthatahappychildcanconcentrateonschool.Theyarecalmer,morerelaxed,notasstressedout.Herschoolhashighexpectationsforthesuccessofalloftheirstudentsandthestafftherebelievethatthissolidfoundationmustbebuiltinelementaryschool.Butit’shardtolearnwhenallyoufeelisshame.

ForDaniel,thoseshoesmadeallthedifference.Hewascomfortableandhedidn’thavetoworry–hefeltnormal.Nowhewashappyandinteractingwiththeotherkids.Becausenowhewasjustlikethem.

8．WhatmakesShoesThatFitspecial?

A．Itprovidesathleticshoesforboystudents.

B．Itmakesshoesforchildrentotheirownmeasures.

C．Itmakesmorethanoneshoesforchildreninneed.

D．Itprovidesvariousshoesforchildrentochoosefrom.

9.WhateffectmightthepairofnewshoesmostprobablyhaveonDaniel?

A．Herealizedtheimportanceofstudy.

B．Hedecidedtoearnmoneyonhisown.

C．Hebecamemoreconfidentandactive.

D．Helearnttoturntoothersforhelpwheninneed.

10.HowdoesSandyfeelaboutherstudents?

A．Hopeful.B．Careful.C．Generous.D．Caring.

11.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?

A．ChildrenareinNeedofNewShoes

B．DonateYourExtraShoestothePoor

C．ANon-profitOrganization–ShoesThatFit

D．NewShoesMakeAlltheDifferencetoaChildinNeed

D

Inthe1950s,governmentsinEuropetriedtobananddiscouragewomenfromwearinganewcontroversialswimsuit:

theBikini.Now,it’shappeningagain,butwithburkinis（比基尼）–thelatestfrontinalongWesternwaroverwhatwomenmaywearinpublicspacessharedwithmen,especiallythosebythewaterthatlendthemselvestostatesofundress.

Modernswimwearbeganinthemid-19thcentury,whenAmericanwomen’srightsadvocateAmeliaBloomerbeganpromotingastyleofclothingthenknownas“TurkishDress,”whichcanletwomenmovemoreeasily.

ThoughitspioneerswereBloomer’sfriends,thedressquicklybecameknown,jokingly,asabloomer.Anditwasconsideredanythingbutstylishasthewomenpromotingitwereidentifiedwithreform,notfashion.Consideredasbothuglyanddangerous,thebloomercostumewasridiculedintoextinctioninjustafewyears.

Yetnosoonerhadthenameretiredthanitreappeared,asbathingclothes,whichaffordedwomenmorefreedom.Bythe1870s,thelongsleevesofthebathingdresshadbeencutdowntoshort,cappedonesandthebathingdresseshadbecomemuchshorter.

Bytheendofthatdecade,fashionabledressforwomenwasheavilyinfluencedbymen’sstyles.Onthebeachitself,aone–piecebathinggarment,oftensleevelesshadbecomeafashionableitemforbeachwearbythe1920s.Andweeventuallybegantousetheterms“swimsuit”and“bathingsuit”

Bythelate1940sfashionsteppedaheadoffunctionwhenthebikiniwasintroduced.Nolongerservingthefunctionofswimming,thebikiniwaspurelyfashion.

Nowitistheburkini,intendedtoletMuslimwomenwhofollowreligiousdresscodesenjoythebeach,thatisintendedtoopentheworlduptothesewomenmuchastheBloomer–likebathingcostumedidforWesternwomenmorethanacenturyandahalfago.

Asuitthatclosesoffthebodycan,overtime,helpopentheworld.

12．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“those”inParagraph1referto?

A．Spaces.B．Women.C．Governments.D．Burkinis.

13．Whichistherightorderaccordingtothetimetheyappearedinhistory?

A．Bathingsuit–bloomer-burkini-bikini.

B．Bikini-burkini-TurkishDress-swimsuit.

C．TurkishDress–bathingsuit-bikini-burkini.

D．Bikini-TurkishDress-bathingsuit–burkini.

14．Whatcanwelearnaboutabloomer?

A．Itwaslaughedatbypeople.B．Itisaproductofthefashion

C．ItsdesignerwasAmeliaBloomer.D．Itprobablyappearedinthe1950s.

15．Whatdoestheauthorwanttotellusinthetext?

A．Swimwearstandsforfreedom.

B．Thebriefhistoryofswimwear.

C．Theoriginofmodernswimwear.

D．Swimwearisatooltofightforequality.

第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）

根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出