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辽宁省葫芦岛市第六中学届高三英语Units12新题速递精校解析word版

2019·高三·英语卷

英语2Units1-2

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第Ⅰ卷

第一部分:

听力（共两节,满分30分）略

第二部分:

阅读理解（共两节,满分40分）

第一节（共15小题：

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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

ThereareanunbelievablenumberofreasonstogotoGreece;justlikethereareanunbelievablenumberofthingstodoonceatravelerarrivesthere.HereisalookatjustsomeofthegreathistoricalthingstoseewhenonholidayinAthens,Greece.

Agora

Agoraliesinruinsnow,butduringitsglorydaysitwasalivelyandactiveopenmarketplacewhereGreekscametobuy,sell,andexchangetheirgoodsandservices.AgorahastiestocommonpeopleofancientGreece.Guidedtoursareavailableandthereisalsoasmallmuseumwithmanyartifactsfromthisareaondisplay.

Parthenon

OneofthemostfamouslandmarksinAthensisthelegendaryParthenon.Thisbuildingisstilltodayadmiredbyarchitectswhoareappreciativeofthedecorativedesign,aswellastheengineeringinvolvedinitsconstruction.Thoseinterestedinhistorywillbeimpressedbeyondbeliefwiththeopportunitytoseethishistoricstructureupcloseandpersonal.

TempleofOlympianZeus

OneofthemostimpressivemonumentstoseeupcloseistheTempleofOlympianZeus.Manypeopleseethismonumentfromfaraway,orevenfromthewindowofataxi,andneverstopforafirsthandlookthemselves.Thisisahugemistakeasthesizeofitcannottrulybeappreciatedwithoutvisitingitupclose.

OdeumofHerodesAtticus

BuiltintothehillsideandprovidinganiceviewofAthensistheOdeumofHerodesAtticus.Thistheaterwasconstructedinthesecondcenturyandwasanimportantgatheringplaceforboththeupperandlowerclasses.Itholdsalittleover5,000people,islocatedjustbelowtheAcropolis,andisstillusedforperformancestothisday.

21.WhatdidtheancientGreeksdoinAgora?

A.Theytouredaround.

B.Theydidbusiness.

C.Theyvisitedmuseums.

D.Theyprayedforblessings.

22.WhowillshowthemostinterestinParthenon?

A.Buildingdesigners.

B.Electricalengineers.

C.Ordinaryvisitors.

D.Religiouspeople.

23.HowcanvisitorsfullyappreciatetheTempleofOlympianZeus?

A.Bylookinginthedistance.

B.Byvisitingupclose.

C.Bytakingabird’s-eyeview.

D.Byseeingthroughataxiwindow.

24.InwhatwayisOdeumofHerodesAtticusdifferentfromtheothers?

A.Ithasgreathistoricalvalue.

B.Ithastiestocommonpeople.

C.Itstillservesitsoriginalpurpose.

D.Itisfamousforitsarchitecture.

B

Womenmakebetterdriversthanmenformanyreasons.Whyisthat,doyousuppose?

Wouldn’tyouthinkthatcompetingatwhohasbetterdrivingabilitiesispointless?

Ifyouaskme,I’dliketosay,menknowthatwomenarebetterdriversbutdonothavethecouragetoadmitthetruth—womenarequeensoftheroad.

Unlikemen,womenstopfordirectionswhentheyhavenoideaastowheretheyaregoing.Wedon’tdrivearoundforhourspointlesslywastingatankofgasonlytofindourselvesheadinginthewrongdirection.Haveyoueverinacarwithamanwhoislost?

Hetellsyoutoshutupwhenyoubegintoopenyourmouth.Andeveryfiveminutesorsohetakesatumgoingforty-fivemilesperhouronlytofindouthe’smadeanotherwrongturn.

Speedingiswhatmendobestontheroad.Trafficisnotarace.Thereisareasonwhymengetmorespeedingticketsthanwomen.Notbecausewetricktogetoutofticketsbutonlybecausewedon’tgetpulledoverasfrequently.Wedon’tspeed.Wehavemoreintelligencethansenselesslytoputourownlivesaswellasthelivesofothersindanger.

MylargestissuewithmaledriversishowamajorityofthemdrivewithonehandonthewheelandtheotherhanddoingonlyGodknowswhat.Theseatisbackedasfaraspossible,andthey’retotallylostintoloudmusicbeyondanecessarylevel.Youdon’teverseewomendrivinglikethat.

Ifeelthattheaboveevidencemorethanprovesmypointsthatwomenarenotonlybetterdriversbutalsosaferdriversthanmen.Wewomenruletheroad.Oh,andmen,,ifyouwanttocontinuecriticizingwomenforbeingbaddrivers,bringiton.Weknowyoulackconfidence,orelseyouwouldn’tbewastingyourvaluabletimemakingjokesabouttheonesyoumaychoosetospendtherestofyourdayswith.

25.Ifawomandriverfeelslost,shewill.

A.stopthecarandaskpeopleforhelp

B.tellthemannexttohertoshutup

C.takethewrongturnsatahighspeed

D.driveaimlesslyforhourswithoutstopping

26.InParagraph3,thewritertriestotellusthat.

A.womenalwayshavemoreresponsibilityforlives

B.womenoftenplaytricksonthepoliceincharge

C.menaremoreconfidentandmoreskillfulindriving

D.menusuallyhavetobepulledovertotheroadsides

27.Whichofthefollowingaboutmendriversworriesthewritermost?

A.Makingjokesaboutwomen.

B.Notpayingfullattention.

C.Notstoppingfordirections.

D.Gettingmorespeedingtickets.

C

ChildrenspendmoretimemessagingeachotheronphonesandwebsitesthantalkinginPerson,asurveyhasrevealed.Textmessagesandsocialnetworkingsiteshavebecomethecommonmodeofyoungstersaged8to14.

Asurveyofmodemchildhoodfoundthatmanyyoungstersareconsciousthattheyarespendingtoomuchtimeontheircomputersandenjoythemselvesthemostwhenplayingoutside.Butthelureofelectronicproductsprovestoostrongforaquarter,whileafifthsaytheirparentsdon’tlikethemplayingoutsidebecausetheyareworriedaboutstrangersandinjuries.

The“iGenerationreport”suggestedthatyoungstersareincreasinglyhealth-consciousandskeptical（特怀疑态度的）ofcommercialization,includinggender-basedlabellingontoysandpopvideosreleasedbysingers.Morethanhalfofthosequestionedcareabouteatinghealthilyandonein10lecturestheirownparentsaboutthefoodtheyareeatingorbuying,42percentofthosequestionedownasmartphone,with36percentadmittingspendingmoretimecommunicatingwithfriendsviainstantmessaging,suchastextsornetworkingwebsites,thantalkinginperson.Onlyonechildin100saidthatbeinghappy,havingalovingfamilyandbeingcleverweretakenasthemostcrucial（决定性的）elementsintheirlives.

CaryCooper,theprofessoroforganizationalpsychologyandhealthatLancasterUniversity,saidsocialmediawerecontributingtoyoungstersbecomingmoreindependent.Theyhadasenseofindividualityduetoexposuretoarangeofmedia.

Thesurveyfollowsmajorstatebackedresearchwhichfoundthatyoungstersareturningtheirbackondrink,drugsandsmoking.Itfoundadramaticdropinthenumberofsecondaryschoolstudentstryingandregularlyusingdrugs,alcoholandtobacco.Someanalystssaidthatthankstotheriseofsocialmedia,millionsofteenagersarespendingtheirtimeathomeintheirroomsratherthanoutonthestreets.

28.Whycan’t25percentofthechildrengetawayfromelectronicproducts?

A.Theyarenotallowedtohangoutlong.

B.Theyareprotectedfromstrangersandinjuries.

C.Theyenjoythemselvesmostwhenplayingoutside.

D.Theycan’tresistthetemptationoftheproducts.

29.Thesurveyofmodemchildhoodfoundthatmanyyoungsters.

A.arefansofthepopvideosreleasedbysingers

B.messageeachothermoreratherthanchatinperson

C.aredoubtfulaboutpossessingthelatestsmartphones

D.paynoattentiontotheirlifestylenowadays

30.TheattitudeofCaryCoopertowardssocialmediais.

A.objective

B.negative

C.supportive

D.unclear

31.Thelastparagraphiswrittentoshow.

A.thebenefitsofsocialmedia

B.thedropoftakingdrugsinyoungsters

C.theexposuretoarangeofmedia

D.youngstersarebecomingmoreconscious

D

ThecityofArmadaopeneditsarmstoanewbusinessonHuntingtonDriveatFirstStreet.Thestore,calledTurtleDove,isapetshopspecialisingintwokindsofanimals.Theownersaretwobrothers,BillandBobPidgin.TheymovedherefromNorthernCalifornia,wheretheyownedanantfarmstorecalledAnimalHouse.Thatstorewassuchasuccessthatafterfiveyearstheysolditforabigprofit.

Theytookiteasyforacoupleofyears,travellingthroughoutthestates.“Wevisitedalmosteveryzoointhecountry,partlybecauseweloveanimalsandpartlybecausewewerelookingforinspirationforournextbusiness.”saidBill.Theyfinallydecidedonturtlesanddoves.“They'reeasytofeedandcarefor,andbothanimalslivealongtime,”saidBob.

Thestorewillbeopenfrom9:

00amto9:

00pmWednesdaysthroughSaturdays.“Wethinkthosearehoursthatourcustomerswillfindveryconvenient.Plus,thethreedays'offgivesusachancetogointothewoodsandfindmorecritters.Weneverbuyourownanimals,butwealwaystrytocollectthemfromthewild.Thatwaywecanpassonhugesavingstoourcustomers.And,ofcourse,byremovingtheseanimalsfromtheirnaturalhabitats,weprotectthemfrombeingeatenbytheirnaturalenemies.Soourcustomersarehappy,ouranimalsarehappy,andwe’rehappy.It'sawin-winsituationforallofus.”saidBillandBob.

32.WhydidBillandBobPidginvisitmanyzoosinthestates?

A.Togainexperienceinraisinganimals.

B.Togetsomeideasfortheirnewbusiness.

C.Tocallonthepublictoprotectanimals.

D.Tofindoutwhichanimalsareindanger.

33.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“critters”inthelastparagraphreferto?

A.Customers.

B.Businesses.

C.Animals.

D.Foods.

34.Whatcanweinferfromthelastparagraph?

A.TurtleDoveisverypopularwithcustomers.

B.Turtle