湖南省G10教育联盟高三四月联考英语试题.docx

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湖南省G10教育联盟高三四月联考英语试题

第I卷

第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）

做题时，先将答案标在试卷上,录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。

第一节（共5 小题; 每小题1.5 分，满分7.5 分）

听下面5段对话。

每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项,并标在试卷的相应位置。

听完每段对话后，你都有10 秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。

每段对话仅读一遍。

例：

Howmuchistheshirt?

A.£19.5.B.£9.18.C.£9.15.

答案是C。

1.What was the weather like when Beth was at the beach?

A.Cloudy.B.Sunny.C.Rainy.

2.What will the man do next Friday?

A.Attend a party.

B.Goonabusinesstrip.

C.E-mail the woman a report.

3.Whatdoes Nick do?

A.A website designer.B.A computer salesman.C.A school teacher.

4.Where are the speakers?

A.In the woman’s house.B.In a bookstore.C.In a restaurant.

5.What are the speakers talking about?

A.A restaurant.B.The man’s job.C.The man’s pay.

第二节（共15 小题; 每小题1.5 分，满分22.25 分）

听下面5段对话或独白。

每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。

听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟，听完后，各小题将给出5 秒钟的作答时间。

每段对话或独白读两遍。

听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。

6.What is the woman’s opinion about the T-shirts?

A.They are expensive.

B.They are satisfying.

C.They are ugly.

7.What does the woman decide to do in the end?

A.Have lunch.

B.Go to another shop.

C.Buy a cheaper T-shirt.

听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。

8.Why did the man go to San Francisco on vacation?

A.To meet a friend.

B.To visit his sister.

C.To tour a university.

9.What did the woman do on her vacation?

A.She studied at college.

B.She did some shopping.

C.She stayed with a friend.

听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。

10.What is the relationship between the speakers?

A.Teacher and student.

B.Interviewer and interviewee.

C.Colleagues.

11.Where is the woman now?

A.In Japan.B.In America.C.In Britain.

12.What is the woman weak in?

A.Computers.B.Languages.C.Organizing activities.

听第9 段材料，回答第13 至16题。

13.What are the speakers talking about?

A.Their spare time in the evenings.

B.Their habits of going on the Internet.

C.Disadvantages of going on the Internet.

14.What does the woman spend most of her time doing online?

A.Reading useless information.

B.Carrying out research.

C.Doing her homework.

15.What does the woman think ofthe chat rooms online?

A.Useful.B.Unreliable.C.Boring.

16.What do the speakers decide to do together this evening?

A.Finish their college work.

B.Play computer games.

C.Watch a film.

听第10 段材料，回答第17 至20题。

17.When was the sweater bought?

A.On September 25th.B.On October 12th.C.On October 25th.

18.What is the speaker’s problem with he sweater?

A.It was the wrong size.

B.Itwas washed in a wrongway.

C.It became out of shape.

19.What does the speaker mainly complain about?

A.The price.B.The service.C.The quality.

20.Who is the speaker probably speaking to?

A.A manager.

B.A shop assistant.

C.A member ofthe helpline staff.

第二部分阅读理解（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，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

2018 FIRST Robotics Competition Game—FIRST POWER UPSM

TheadventurebeginsonJanuary6,2018.Playforreal!

Combiningtheexcitementofsportwiththerigors（严酷）ofscienceandtechnology.WecallFIRSTRoboticsCompetitiontheultimateSportfortheMind.High-schoolstudentparticipantscallit“thehardestfunyou’lleverhave”.

TeamBasics

ThereallycoolthingaboutFIRSTRoboticsCompetitionisthatallskilllevelsarewelcomedandneeded,technicalornon-technical.Readmoreaboutteambasics,timefame,commitment,andskillsrequired.

Cost&Registration

Whatdoesitcosttoparticipate?

TherearecostsinvolvedwithformingaFIRSTRoboticsCompetitionteamandtheycanvaryfromteamtoteamandregiontoregiondependingonwhatlevelofparticipationtheteamchooses.

Herearesomebasiccoststandards:

Thereareneverany“perstudent”fees;allcostsforindividualteammembersareassumedbytheteamasagroup.

Theannualfeesforteamregistration,arobotkitofparts,andeventparticipationare$5,000—$6,000.Additionalcostsfortravel,food,teamshirtsandotheroptionalitemswillvary.

Scholarships

AbigadvantageofparticipatinginFIRSTisgainingaccesstomillionsincollegescholarshipsmadeavailablebycolleges,universities,andcorporationswhosupportFIRST.ThisisexclusivefinancialhelpopenonlytoFIRSTteammembers,givingthemacompetitiveleguponotherstudentsseekingeducationalfunds.

21.WhatisreallyattractiveaboutFIRSTRoboticsCompetition?

A.Competitorswilleverhavethehardestfun.

B.Onlyhigh-levelteamsarewelcomed.

C.Allskilllevelsarewelcomed.

D.Itconnectssciencewithtechnology.

22.HowshouldtheparticipantspaytoattendFIRSTRoboticsCompetition?

A.Alltheparticipantsshouldpaythesameamountofmoney.

B.Thefeesdependontheparticipants’teamlevelsandregions.

C.Therearenoadditionalfeesbesidesthebasiccost.

D.Theparticipantsshouldpaynomorethan$5,000.

23.Whowillgetexclusivefinancialhelp?

A.Highschoolstudents.

B.Studentsseekingeducationalfunds.

C.Firstteammembers.

D.Collegestudents.

B

AwardingwinningfilmBalladFromTibet（《天籁梦想》）byChinesedirectorZhangWeiisscheduledtopremiereinNewYorkCityonSaturday,March10.

Thefilm,whichtellsthestoryoffourvisuallyimpairedkidsfromChina’sTibetautonomousregionembarkingonajourneyfortheirdreams,willbepresentedattheBronxLibraryCenteronSaturday,atMid-ManhattanLibraryonSunday,atLehmanCollegeandMarleneMeyersonJCCManhattanonTuesday,andattheMuseumofModernArtonWednesday.

Basedonatruestory,BalladfromTibetisaboutthefourTibetankids—Thupten,Sonam,KelsangandDroma—achievingtheirdreamsagainstallodds.

Thuptenisa10-year-oldboypartiallysightedinoneeyeandblindintheother.Hisdoctorsaysthatthereisachancehecouldcompletelylosehissight,butthereisanoperationthatcouldoffera50percentchanceofsavinghisvision.

Histeacherfirmlysuggeststhatheshouldhavetheoperationrightaway,butThuptenisafraidandwantstoseetheworldbeforehislifeisplungedintototaldarkness.

Alongwithhisthreefriendswhoalsosufferfromblindness,Thuptenembarksonanexcitingadventure.TogethertheydecidetogotoShenzheninSouthChina’sGuangdongprovince,acitymorethan3,700kmawayfromTibetanregionalcapitalLhasa.

Thereasonforthechildren’sdecisiontogotoShenzhenistheirloveofmusic.TheyarealltalentedandwanttosingtheirheartsoutinfrontofnationalaudiencebyparticipatinginaShenzhen-basedrealityshow.

Thefoursome’stripisindeedfun,butalsoturnsouttobedangerousaswell.Luckily,helpisonbandalongthewayintheformofawanderingfamily,ashepherd,amotorcycleclub,andaTVproducer’sassistant.

BalladFromTibethaswontheawardforBestChildren’sFeatureatthe13thChinaInternationalChildren’sFilmFestivalinNovember2017,andearnednominationsat17differentinternationalchildren’sfilmfestivalsinGermany,Canada,Japan,Greece,AustraliaandIndia.

24.WhatdoestheunderlinedimpairedinParagraph2mean?

A.damaged

B.strengthened

C.short-sighted

D.amazing

25.WhydothefourchildreninBalladFromTibetchooseShenzhenastheirdestination?

A.Theirteacheradvisesthemtogotheretopursuetheirdream.

B.Theywanttolookfortheirparentsthere.

C.Theylongtoearnmoneytheretosupportthemselves.

D.TheywanttotakepartinaShenzhen-basedrealityshow.

26.WhatcanweinferaboutBalladFromTibetinthetext?

A.TheteacherandthedoctorareinfavorofThupten’sdecision.

B.ThefilmisgoingtobeshowninNewYorkCityforthefirsttime.

C.Notallthefourchildreninthefilmhavetroubleinseeingthings.

D.Thechildrengettotheirdestinationverysmoothly.

27.WhatdoestheauthorthinkofBalladFromTibet?

A.Successful.

B.Negative.

C.Awful.

D.Surprising.

C

Moreandmorecomment（评论）sectionsarebeingshutdownonline.

AutumnPhillipshadhadenough.OnAugust19,theexecutiveeditoroftheQuad-CityTimesinIowa,andIllinois,USvisitedherwebsite,qutimes.com,andsawastoryaboutamanwhohadbeenshottodeath.Whenshegottothereaders’commentssectionattheend,shewasshockedbywhatshesaw.Belowthestorywasagrowingstringofcomments—aracistremarkaboutdemocratic（民主的）voters,anegativecommentaboutpolice…SoPhillipsdecidedtodosomethingshehadbeenthinkingaboutforalongtime;sheshutdownthecommentsection.

Phillipswasnotaloneinmakingsuchamove.Lastweek,NPRannouncedittoowasclosingitsonlinecommentssection.Thedecisionsdon’tmeanthatthenewsoutletsarenolongerinterestedinwhattheiraudiencesarethinking.Bothstressedtheireagernesstohearfromreadersandlistenersonsocialnetworks.Butbothagreedthatcommentshaddeviatedfromtheiroriginalintention.Andsotheyhad.

Intheearlydaysofdigitaljournalism,commentswereseenasakeypartofthenewmedia,awonderfulopportunityforstrengtheningthedialoguebetweennewsproducersandtheiraudiences.Itwasawelcomechange,giventhatforlongmanynewsorganizationswerefartooseparatedfromtheirreaders.Muchmorebackandforthconversationseemedlikehealthyandwelcomeevolutions.Sadly,that’snotthewaythingsturnedout.Ratherthanaplaceforexchangingideas,commentssectionsbecamethehomeofuglyname-calling,racismandanti-womenlanguage.Besidestheirpoisonousquality,commentsseemoutofplacetoday.

“Sincewemadetheannouncement,I’vereceivedanoutpouringofresponsesfromourreaders,”shesays.“I’veheardfromparentswhosechildrenwerehurtbyouronlinecomments.I’veheardfrompeoplewhosaidtheywouldn’tsendinletterstotheeditorbecauseth