高三模拟考试英语试题文档格式.docx

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3.Whydoesthemanstophistalkwiththewoman?

A.Heisn'

tinterestedinherwords.

B.Heisexpectinganothercall.

C.Heisangrywithher.

4.WhenwillStevenarriveinCairo?

A.Inthemorning.B.Atnoon.C.Intheafternoon.

5.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?

A.story.B.Atextbook.C.Amovie.

第二节（共15小题；

每小题1.5分，满分22.5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，各个小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。

每段对话或独白读两遍。

听下面一段对话，回答第6和第7题。

6.WhatistherelationshipbetweenMaryandJustin?

A.Bossandsecretary.

B.Goodfriends.

C.Husbandandwife.

7.HowwillMaryspendherholiday?

A.Goswimming.

B.Workinheroffice.

C.Staywithherchildren.

听下面一段对话，回答第8至第9题。

8.WhydoesMikecallMary?

A.Togetaliftfromher.

B.Todiscusshomeworkwithher.

C.ToinvitehertoJerry'

sapartment.

9.WhatwillMarydoonMonday?

A.Takeachemistryclass.

B.Haveanexam.

C.Handinabookreport.

听下面一段对话，回答第10至第12题。

10.WhyhasBrianSharprefusedmanyinterviews?

A.Hedoesn'

twantpeopletomakeupstoriesabouthim.

B.Hewouldn'

tlikeotherstoknowabouthisprivatelife.

C.Heisafraidtoanswerpeople'

squestionsdirectly.

11.HowisBrianSharp’slife?

A.Lonelyandpoor.

B.Richbutunhappy.

C.Successfulandhappy.

12.WhatdoesBrianSharpsayaboutwritingnovels?

A.Heseldomdrawsstoriesfromreallife.

B.Hedoesn'

tlikefollowingafixedpattern.

C.Hewantstowriteover100historicalnovels.

听下面一段对话，回答第13至第16题。

13.Whatdidtheboyhaveforbreakfast?

A.Breadandmilk.

B.Acheeseburgerandmeat.

C.Apuddingandtwocansofcoke.

14.Whydidtheboyhaveastomachache?

A.Heatetoofast.

B.Heatetoomuch.

C.Herantoofast.

15.Whatdoweknowabouttheboy?

A.HefelthungryafterthePElesson.

B.HegotagoodrecordinthePEtest.

C.Heonlyatemeatandriceforlunch.

16.Whatdoesthewomanthinkoftheboy'

seatingway?

A.Good.B.Strange.C.Silly.

听下面一段独白，回答第17至第20题。

17.Whatproductsdoesthespeaker'

scompanyworkon?

A.Birthdaycards.B.Games.C.Cars.

18.HowmanyplayingpiecesdoesMindtwiststandardhave?

A.Two.B.Four.C.Six.

19.WhataretheplayingpiecesofMindtwistTravelmadeof?

A.Plastic.B.Wood.C.Metal.

20.Whatwillthespeakertalkaboutnext?

A.Collect.B.MindtwistC.Board.

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A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

BeardTellingtheTruth

AJihadistattemptedtofleeMosulinadisguise（假扮）similartoadumbmadambutwascaught.TheISISfighterwastryingtogetawayfromtheformermilitantstronghold（基地）asthecitywasrecaptured,butdidn’tgethisescapeplanright.Dressedinwomen’sclothesandwithcautiousmake-up,thebeardedmanforgottogetridofhisfacialhair.InphotosreleasedbytheIraqiarmyafterhiscapture,themancanbeseentohaveslatheredon（厚厚地涂抹）powder,eyeshadowandlipstick,andevenaddedsomebeautyspots.

FallinUKUniversityApplicants

ThenumberofpeopleapplyingforUKuniversityplaceshasfallenbymorethan25,000（4%）in2016comparedwiththatof2015,datafromtheadmissionsserviceUCASshow.Thefiguresshowasharpdeclineinthoseapplyingtostudynursingcourses—down19%—andacontinuedfallinthenumberofmaturestudents,notablyinEnglandandNorthernIreland.ThenumberofEUstudentsplanningtostudyintheUKhasfallenby5%.ItisthefirstdeclinesincefeeswerelastincreasedinEnglandin2012.

UnusualHomeworkAssignments

StudentsatauniversityinSouthwestChina’sSichuanprovincereceivedaveryunusualhomeworkassignmentforthesummer:

conveytheiraffectionforsomeonetheylike.Theeye-catchingassignmentwaspostedonthewebsiteoftheChengduCollegeofArtsandSciences,togetherwithotherassignments,suchastravelingtoanothercity,attendingaconcert,anddrawingaself-portrait.Postsrelatedtothecreativehomeworkassignmenthavebeenforwardedover10,000timesandlikedbycloseto28,000peopleonWeibo.

21.Whydidthefighterfailtomaketheescapeplanareality?

A.Becauseheforgottoshaveoffhisbeard.

B.Becausehemadeuphimselfasadumblady.

C.Becausehiscarelessmake-upbetrayedhim.

D.Becausehisbeautyspotsmadehimeye-catching.

22.ThenumberofapplicantsforUKuniversityplacesin2015isapproximately.

A.25,000B.26,402C.408,500D.625,000

23.Studentsinthecollegearenotrequiredto.

A.payavisittoanothercity

B.showlovefortheirbelovedones

C.takesomephotosforthemselves

D.betheaudienceinamusicalperformance

B

Maybeyoupaint,keepajournalorknit.Ormaybeyouplaybassinapunkrockband.Whateverhobbyyouhave,keepatit.Alittlestudypublishedthisweeksuggeststhathavingacreativeoutletoutsidetheofficemighthelppeopleperformbetteratwork.

PsychologistsfromSanFranciscoStateUniversityfoundthatthemorepeopleengagedintheirhobbies,themorelikelytheyweretocomeupwithcreativesolutionstoproblemsonthejob.Andnomatterwhatthehobbywas,thesewerealsomorelikelytogooutoftheirwaytohelpco-workers.

Theresearchersalsosurveyedasecondgroupof90U.S.AirForcecaptains.Thepsychologistsknewthatthesefolkswerealreadytrainedtosolvetoughproblems,andhelpothers-sotheywantedtoseeifhavingahobbyaffectedtheirperformanceinanyway.Inadditiontoaskingtheofficersabouttheirownworkperformance,theresearcherscheckedperformancereviewsfromthecaptains’co-workersandbosses.

Itturnedoutthatforbothgroups,havingacreativeoutletboostedworkperformance.Andthat’safterthescientiststookintoaccountotherthingsthatmightinfluenceperformance—likepersonality.

“Somepeoplehaveapersonalitythat’smorecreative,”Eschlemansays.Tojudgehownaturallycreativeparticipantswere,theresearchersaskedthem,forexample,toratehowopentheyaretonewexperiencesandhowmuchtheyvalueart.

Behaviorsatworkandhomestrengtheneachother.“It’sverypossiblethatthosewhoareperformingbetterattheirjobsalsohavemoreenergytopursuethesecreativeactivities,”hesays.And,inturn,participatingincreativeactivitiesmayhelppeoplefeelmoreenergizedandengagedatwork.

Andwhilethepaperdoesn’tpindownexactlyhoworwhyyourweekendcomesintothewonderfulworldofsoap-makingmighthelpyourprofessionallife,Eschlemansaysit’slikelybecausehobbiescanhelppeoplelearnmoreabouttheirownstrengthsandweaknesses.“Creativeactivitiesreallycanprovideyouwiththeopportunitytolearnsomethingnewaboutyourself.”

Hobbiescanalsoprovideanescapefromeverydaystresses.“You’reusingthattimetorecharge,”hesays.

Sobossesshouldencourageemployeestotakeuphobbies,Eschlemansays.Maybeevenconsiderhookingworkersupwithdiscountcouponsforapotteryclass.

24.AccordingtoEschleman,peoplewithhobbies.

A.willmakeeffortstoimprovetheirhobbies

B.arewillingtooffertheirhandstoothers

C.liketodoworkintheirownway

D.tendtoavoidsolvingproblemsatwork

25.Inthesurveyonsomecaptains,researchers.

A.trainedthemtosolvetoughproblems

B.consideredthepersonalityoftheirco-workers

C.askedtheircolleaguestocommentonthecaptains’work

D.requiredthemtosolvesomepracticalproblems

26.WhatEschlemansaidinParagraph6implieshobbies.

A.engagemorepeopleinwork

B.needalotofenergytopursue

C.arethecausesofcreativeactivities

D.helppeoplemoveforwardinapositivedirection

27.AccordingtoEschleman,hobbiescanmakepeople.

A.haveabetterunderstandingofthemselves

B.createtheopportunitytoescapefromlearning

C.takeadvantageofstressesfromtheirwork

D.knowthestrengthsandweaknessesoftheirwork

C

“Sugar,alcoholandtobacco,”economistAdamSmithoncewrote,“arecommoditieswhicharenecessariesoflife,whichhavebecomeobjectsofalmostuniversalconsumption,andwhichare,therefore,extremelypopularsubjectsoftaxation.”

Twoandahalfcenturieson,mostcountriesimpose（征税）sortoftaxonalcoholandtobacco.Withobesitylevelsputtingincreasingpressureonpublichealthsystems,governmentsaroundtheworldhavebeguntotoywiththeideaoftaxingsugaraswell.

Whethersuchtaxesworkisamatterofdebate.AreviewofMexico’staxationfoundafallinpurchasesoftaxeddrinksaswellasariseinsalesofuntaxedandhealthierdrinks.Bycontrast,aDanishtaxonfoodshighinfatswasabandonedayearafteritsintroduction,duringclaimsthatconsumerswereavoidingitbycrossingthebordertoGermanytosatisfytheirdesireforcheaper,fattierfoods.

Thefoodindustryhas,ingeneral,beenfirmlyopposedtosuchdirectgovernmentaction.Nonetheless,therenewedfocusonwaistlinesmeansthatindustrygroupsareunderpressuretodemonstratetheirproductsarehealthyaswellastasty.

Overthepastthreedecades,theindustryhasmadesomeeffortstoimprovethequalityofitsofferings.Forexample,somedrinkmanufactureshavecuttheamountofsugarintheirbeverages（饮料）.

Manyofthereductionsoverthepast30yearshavebeenachievedeitherbyreducingtheamountofsugar,saltorfatinaproduct,orbyfindinganalternativeingredient.Morerecently,however,somecompanieshavebeeninvestingmoneyinamoreambitiousundertak