届上海市各区高三英语一模完形填空汇编.docx

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届上海市各区高三英语一模完形填空汇编

宝山区

Moreandmoreshoppersarebuyingthingsonlinethesedays,allowingthemtoavoid51salespeopleandlonglinesatcheckoutcounters.Inspiteofonlineconvenience,52,therearesomeitems—likeclothes—thatcustomerspreferto53beforebuying.Inlightofthis,twocompaniesarefindingwaystomodernizestoresand54thegapbetweenonlineandin-storeretail（零售）.

Asoftwarecompanythatalsohappenstoselldesignerjeans,Hointerhascreatedafastandpainlessshopping55foritscustomers.

ShopperswalkintoaHointerstoreandselectoneofthemanypairsofjeans56downfrombars.Thentheypointtheirsmartphonesatthetagand57theHointerapp,afterwhichtheyselectthesizeandpress“tryon.”Theappthendirectsthemtoaspecificdressingroom.German-maderobotsbringoutthe58jeansanddeliverthemthroughachute（斜槽）tothedressingroominabout30seconds.Immediatelyafter59pairsofjeansaredroppedthroughanotherchute,the“outbox,”theydisappearfromthelistintheapp.

PurchasesatHointeraremadewithaswipe（刷卡）ofacreditcard.Andinteractingwithasalespersonisoptional!

ThisallowsHointertohirefewerpeopleandfocusontheirultimategoal:

developing60thatsupportsaretailrevolution.

Men’sclothingretailerBonoboshas61amorepersonalizedshoppingexperience.Althoughitis—infact—anonlineretailer,Bonoboshasdecidedtoopenahandfulofbrick-and-mortarstorescalledGuideshops.Shoppersmakea（n）62onlinebeforearrivingataGuideshop,wheretheyreceiveone-on-one63fromafittingguide.Becausetheseshopshavelimitedinventories（存货）,shoppersaren’tabletotakehometheoutfitstheyselect.Butguideshelpshoppersmakeonlinepurchasesbeforetheyleave,afterwhichtheitemswillbe64tocustomersinoneortwodays.

WhileHointerfocusesonconvenience,BonobosGuideshopsfocusoncustomerservice.Butbotheffortshaveonething65:

givingclothingretailersanewlookforthe21stcentury.

51.A.respectableB.considerateC.aggressiveD.violent

52.A.howeverB.thereforeC.anywayD.moreover

53.A.convinceB.guaranteeC.ensureD.examine

54.A.breakB.bridgeC.shallowD.deepen

55.A.experienceB.mallC.directionD.principle

56.A.hidingB.hangingC.storingD.labeling

57.A.startB.uploadC.saveD.download

58.A.desiredB.well-designedC.promotedD.well-prepared

59.A.qualifiedB.wantedC.chosenD.unwanted

60.A.employmentB.efficiencyC.technologyD.market

61.A.comeupwithB.lookedforwardtoC.lookedupD.broughtup

62.A.decisionB.appointmentC.contributionD.impression

63.A.contactB.instructionC.noticeD.attention

64.A.presentedB.packagedC.deliveredD.transferred

65.A.inconclusionB.incommonC.asusualD.ingeneral

崇明县

TelemedicineisthenameforwhendoctorsgiveadvicetopatientsbytelephoneortheInternet,orwhenhealthcareprovidersinruralareasconnectwithspecialistsinbigcities.

Telemedicinehas51foralongtime,buttheriseofsmartphones,tabletPCsandcamera-equippedcomputersis52telemedicinetonewlevels.SomehealthcaresystemsintheUnitedStatesnow53Virtual（虚拟的）UrgentCare.Patientsseeadoctorbyvideochatwithouthavingtoleavehome.

DianaRae,anurseeducatorintheFranciscanHealthSystemrecently54howVirtualUrgentCareworks.SheusedaniPadtabletandskype—thevideochatservice.

DoctorGreenhasthepatientdescribeher55;thenthedoctorperformsaphysicalexambydemonstratingwhathewantshertodo.DoctorGreendecidesthattheproblemisacommon56.Formedicine,heprescribes（开药方）anantibiotic（抗生素）.Hesaysabout3outof4patientshave57problemsthatcanbetreatedlikethis—throughVirtualUrgentCare,whichmeansavideochatcould58avisittothedoctor’soffice.

“Patients’safetyisreallyimportanttous.Soifwefeelitisnot59forthepatienttobetreatedinthismanner,we’regoingtosuggestother60forthem,”saidGreen.

TheFranciscanHealthSystemisbasedinTacoma,Washington.It61$35forthiskindofvirtualhousecall,whichismuchpfzhizuolessthanthecostofgoingtoanemergencyroom,adoctor’sofficeoranurgentcareclinic.

Aftertryingthevideoconference,DianaRaesaysshewouldbe62topaythe$35whenshewasrecentlyhomewithabadcold.“Iwouldhavepaidtwicethatforthe63ofgettingtakencareofwithouthavingtositinawaitingroom,wait,andget64everyoneelse’sgerms,”Raesaid.

FranciscanoperateshospitalsandclinicsandhasadealwithacompanycalledCarenatoaddeffectiveurgentcarebySkypeorphone.Carenaisoneofseveralcompaniesdoingthiskindofworkaroundthecountry.Butacompanyofficialsaysstateruleshavenotkept65withdevelopmentsintelemedicine.

51.A.restedB.existedC.survivedD.vanished

52.A.keepingB.occupyingC.strikingD.raising

53.A.offerB.advertiseC.prohibitD.criticize

54.A.predictedB.publishedC.demonstratedD.claimed

55.A.symptomsB.emotionsC.medicinesD.coughs

56.A.mistakeB.infectionC.experienceD.sense

57.A.heartB.securityC.drugD.health

58.A.payB.cancelC.replaceD.include

59.A.necessaryB.smartC.hardD.safe

60.A.hospitalsB.doctorsC.alternativesD.networks

61.A.chargesB.costsC.paysD.provides

62.A.happyB.reluctantC.excitedD.surprised

63.A.delightB.convenienceC.significanceD.embarrassment

64.A.infectedwithB.exposedtoC.shockedatD.fascinatedby

65.A.contactB.companyC.progressD.communication

奉贤区

PrinceHarryofWales,ScottishactressKarenGillan,RonWeasleyfromthemovieHarryPotter—whatdotheyhave51?

Theyallhavegingerhair,oraspeopleusuallysay,theyareall“redheads”.

Britainmaybethemostred-headedcountryintheworld.About1to2percentoftheworld’spopulationhasredhair,butintheUKthenumbersaremuch52,with13percentofScots,10percentoftheIrish,and6percentofpeopleinEnglandhavingredhair.

Scientistshavetriedtoexplainwhysomepeoplehaveredhairorsometimeandnowtheymayhaveoundananswer:

thedull53inBritain.

“Ithinkit’stodowithsunshine,”saidAlistairMoat,theheadmasteroStAndrewsUniversity,UK.ThehumanbodyneedsvitaminDfrom54,butunortunatelypeoplelivinginBritaindonothaveenoughofitbecauseofitsmarineclimate.55,BritaingetsevenmorecloudthancountriesinthearnorthofEurope.InSweden,orexample,theaveragedailyhoursosunshineis5.4.InScotlanditisonly3.1hours.

To56this,theDNAopeoplelivingintheseareashaschanged57;scientistscallthisa（变异）.Originally,the58onourbodyisamixtureoftwokindsof（黑色素）—blackmelaninandred/yellowmelanin,butwithcertainpartsofDNA59,theproductionoblackmelaninisrestrictedwhileonlyred/yellowmelaninismade.The60isredhair,lightskincolor,（雀斑）andagreater61tosunlight.

“Weneed62skintogetasmuchvitaminDfromthesunaspossible,”addedMoat.

63,what’smoreinterestingisthattheredheadDNAmutationisrecessive,whichmeansitishiddenandcanoften64generationswithoutshowing.

“Atleast1.6millionScotscarryared-headgenemutation,andmostare65thattheydo,”Moatsaid.Thisiswhyapersonwhodoesnothaveredhaircanstillproducered-hairedchildrenifheorsheisacarrierothisspecialDNA.

51.A.inprivate

B.incommon

C.inparticular

D.inreality

52.A.higher

B.deeper

C.closer

D.more

53.A.weather

B.phenomenon

C.environment

D.inance

54.A.atmosphere

B.vegetable

C.sunshine

D.nature

55.A.Asusual

B.Inact

C.Inaword

D.Viceversa

56.A.beginwith

B.holdback

C.gothrough

D.dealwith

57.A.accidentally

B.agreeably

C.occasionally

D.slightly

58.A.coloring

B.appearance

C.instinct

D.ingredient

59.A.transplanted

B.assembled

C.changed

D.revealed

60.A.evidence

B.miracle

C.result

D.inluence

61.A.tendency

B.exposure

C.acceptance

D.sensitivity

62.A.light

B.special

C.smooth

D.delicate

63.A.Thereore

B.However

C.Still

D.Thus

64.A.skip

B.pass

C.avoid

D.bridge

65.A.unit

B.unwilling

C.unsettled

D.unaware

虹口区

Thetermhomeschoolingmeanseducatingchildrenathomeorinplacesotherthananormalsettingsuchasapublicorprivateschool.Thesedays,homeschoolinginAmericais51.

Teachingmethodsathomeschooling52.Someparentsfollowastricttimetableand

53atraditionalschoolenvironment.Otherparentsfollowanextremeformofhomeschoolinginwhichtheydonotgivegradesortestsandallowtheirchildrentostudywherevertheywant.Moreparents,however,followthemiddle54toprovideabalancebetweenfreedomanddiscipline.

Whydoparentschoosehomeschooling?

Somebelievethatchildreninpublicschoolsexperiencetoomuch“peerpressure”,orsocialpressurefromfriends.Theysayitmayhavea

55effectonthechild’sstudies.Otherparentsaredissatisfiedwiththequalityofeducationinthepublicschool.Abouthalftheparentswhoteachathomeare56motivatedanduselessonsbymailorInternetfromchurchschools.Whateverthe57maybe,itisevidentthatmoreandmorechildrenarebeingtakenoutofnormalschoolseveryyear.58,manyquestionshaveemerged,encouragingthedebateoverhomeschoolingagainstpublicschoo