高中英语人教版 选修95 阶段质量检测 b卷 能力素养提升 含答案文档格式.docx

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Showlength:

115minutes

MACKINGCOMEDYMAGICSHOW

Comedy,Magic

MacKingComedyMagicShowisdifferenteveryafternoon,withlotsofaudienceparticipation.Heiswillingtomakefunofhimselfinsteadofhisguestsinordertomakeeveryonefeelwelcomeandentertained.Theafternooniskidfriendlyfromstarttofinish.Still,whetheryou’re8or80,youwon’tbeabletofigureoutMacKing’ssecrets.

$40.90andup

noagerestriction

90minutes

THEMENTALIST,GERRYMCCAMBRIDGE

Usinghisskillsasa“mentalist”，GerryMcCambridgeshocksthecrowdsasheuseshisabilitiestopredictjustwhataudiencememberswilldonext.Anyonewhohasseentheshowhaswalkedawayindisbelief,amazedbyhisunusualpower.

$34.99andup

under13willnotbeadmittedintothetheater

75minutes

ROCKOFAGES

Play&

Musical

ThecheerfulRockofAgesbringsaudiencesbacktothetimesofbighairandevenbiggerbandswith28popularrocksongsfromthe80sincluding“EveryRoseHasItsThorn”“IWannaKnowWhatLoveIs”“HereIGoAgain”andmore.RockofAgeshasbeennominatedforfiveTonyAwardsincludingBestMusicalandBestDirectionofaMusical.ItalsoreceivedaDramaLeaguenominationforDistinguishedProductionofaMusical.

$74.00andup

mustbe15yearsofageorolder

Showlength：

123minutes

1．Whoismostlikelytobeabletoreadaudiences’minds?

A．Raymond.　　　　　B．MacKing.

C．BradGarrett.D．GerryMcCambridge.

解析：

选D　细节理解题。

根据第三部分中的“GerryMcCambridgeshocksthecrowdsasheuseshisabilitiestopredictjustwhataudiencememberswilldonext.”可知，GerryMcCambridge具有预知观众将要做什么的能力。

据此可知，GerryMcCambridge最能了解观众，故D项正确。

2．Whichofthefollowingisgoodforakidof10yearsoldtogoto?

A．GerryMcCambridge’sshow.

B．BradGarrett’sComedyClub.

C．MacKing’sComedyMagicShow.

D．PerformancesofRockofAges.

选C　细节理解题。

根据第二部分中的“Agerestriction：

noagerestriction”可知，MacKingComedyMagicShow没有年龄限制，适合十岁的孩子，故C项正确。

3．Ifsomeoneisinterestedinmusicals,hisbestchoicemustbe________.

A．ROCKOFAGES

B．BRADGARRETT’SCOMEDYCLUB

C．MACKINGCOMEDYMAGICSHOW

D．THEMENTALIST,GERRYMCCAMBRIDGE

选A　推理判断题。

根据ROCKOFAGES下的“Category:

Musical”及第一句可知，RockofAges这部影片中有28首80年代流行的摇滚歌曲；

据此可以判断，RockofAges适合喜欢音乐剧的人，故A项正确。

4．Howmanyshowsareabouttwohourlong?

A．One.B．Two.

C．Three.D．Four.

选B　细节理解题。

根据每个部分中的“Showlength”可知，第一个节目和最后一个节目大概有两个小时，故选B项。

B

TheNetherlandsonMondaylauncheditsfirstever“intelligentbicycle”，fittedwithasetofelectronicdevicestohelpbringdownthehighaccidentrateamongelderlycyclistsinthiscountry.

Theintelligentbicyclerunsonelectricity.Itsseatshakeswhenothercyclistsapproachfrombehind,whilethehandlebarsdothesamewhenobstaclesappearaheadtoinformcycliststopayattentiontothedanger.Italsohasacradle（置物架）inwhichacomputercanbeinserted,towirelesslyconnectand“talk”tothebicyclethroughaparticularapplication.Thecomputeralsoflashesabrightsignalifthereisanapproachingobstacleinthebicycle’spath,likeatree,orifanothercyclistcomesupfrombehindintendingtopass.

Acommercialavailablebicycleisexpectedtobeonthemarketinthenexttwoyearsandshouldsellforbetween1,700eurosto3,200eurosperbicycle.Itweighsabout55poundsbutresearchersareworkingonmakingtheonboardsystemssmaller.

“Accidentsoftenhappenwhencyclistslookbehindthemorgetafrightwhentheyarepassedathighspeed，”saidMauriceKwakkernaat,oneofthescientistsinvolvedintheproject,“Theonboardsystemtechnologyhasalreadybeenatworkintheautomotiveindustry.”

“Moreandmoreelderlypeopleareusingabicycle,notonlyforshortdistances,butalsoforlongerdistances，”DutchEnvironmentMinisterMelanieSchultzvanHaegensaid.“ThistypeofbicycleistrulyneededintheNetherlandsbecauseitwillhelpusbringdownthenumberofelderlypeoplewhoareinjuredeveryyearandallowthemtocontinueenjoyingcycling，”shesaid.语篇解读：

本文是一篇说明文。

文章介绍了荷兰在星期一推出的首辆“智能自行车”及其功能和优势。

5．Whenacarappearsahead,theintelligentbicyclewill________.

A．stopbyitself　　　　　B．makeanoise

C．warnitscyclistD．changeitscolor

根据第二段第二句“Itsseatshakes...payattentiontothedanger.”可知，当前方出现障碍物时，自行车把手会摇晃，提醒骑行者注意危险。

故选C。

6．Whatdoyouknowabouttheintelligentbicycle?

A．Itusesgasasthefuel.

B．Itiswidelyusednow.

C．Itwillbelighterinweight.

D．Itwillbefreeforeveryone.

根据第三段最后一句“Itweighsabout55poundsbutresearchersareworkingonmakingtheonboardsystemssmaller.”可知，研究人员正致力于使车载系统变得更小。

由此可推知，这款自行车以后会更轻。

7．MoreandmoreelderlypeopleintheNetherlands________.

A．trytoinventintelligentbicycles

B．enjoythemselvesbycycling

C．drivecarsforlongerdistances

D．devotethemselvestocomputers

根据最后一段中的“Moreandmoreelderly...forlongerdistances”以及“Thistypeofbicycle...allowthemtocontinueenjoyingcycling”可知，越来越多的荷兰老年人享受骑车带来的快乐。

故选B。

8．Whatdoesthetextmainlytalkabout?

A．Thenewlyinventedbicyclecanwarnofdanger.

B．Theintelligentcomputerrunsonelectricity.

C．Moreelderlypeopleenjoyelectronicdevices.

D．ThemeansoftransportationintheNetherlands.

选A　主旨大意题。

根据第一段内容可知，荷兰在星期一推出了首辆“智能自行车”，这种自行车配备了一套电子设备，用来帮助降低该国老年骑车者的高事故发生率。

故选A。

C

Babiesdon’tlearntotalkjustfromhearingsounds.Theyarelipreaderstoo.Ithappensduringthestagewhenababy’sbabbling（咿呀声）graduallychangesfromunclearvoicesintothatfirst“mama”or“dada”.Thebabyinordertodolikeyouhastofigureouthowtoshapetheirlipstomakethatparticularsoundtheyarehearing,accordingtodevelopmentalpsychologistDavidLewkowiczofFloridaAtlanticUniversity,wholedthestudy.

Apparentlyitdoesn’ttakethemtoolongtoabsorbthemovementsthatmatchbasicsounds.Bytheirfirstbirthdays,babiesstartchangingbacktolookyouintheeyeagain.Itoffersmoreevidencethatqualityfacetimewithbabiesisveryimportantforspeechdevelopmentmorethan,say,turningonthelatestbabyDVD.

ButLewkowiczwentastepfurther.HeandhisstudentAmyHansenTifttestednearly180babies,groupsofthematages4,6,8,10and12months.How?

TheyshowedvideosofawomanspeakinginEnglishorSpanishtobabiesofEnglishspeakers.TheyfoundthatwhenthespeakerusedEnglish,the4montholdsgazedmostlyintohereyes.The6montholdsspentequalamountsoftimelookingattheeyesandthemouth.The8and10montholdsstudiedmostlythemouth.At12months,attentionstartedchangingbacktowardthespeaker’seyes.

ButwhathappenedwhenthesebabiesaccustomedtoEnglishheardSpanish?

The12montholdsstudiedthemouthlonger,justlikeyoungerbabies.Theyneededtheextrainformationtorecognizetheunfamiliarsounds.Thatfitswithresearchintobilingualism（双语）thatshowsbabies’brainsadjustthemselvestodistinguishingthesoundsoftheirnativelanguageoverotherlanguagesinthefirstyearoflife.

Thecontinuedlipreadingshowsthe1yearoldsclearlystillarefitforlearning.Babiesaresohardtostudythatthisis“afairlyheroicdataset”，saysDukeUniversitycognitiveneuroscientistGregAppelbaum,whofoundtheresearchsofascinatingthathewantstoknowmore.

语篇解读：

主要介绍了一项科学发现：

婴儿不仅仅通过听声音来学习说话，他们还会通过观察说话者的口型来学习讲话。

9．Accordingtothefirstparagraph,babies________.

A．mightgetitsvoice“mama”bylipreading

B．learntotalkjustfromhearingthesounds

C．liketofigureouthowtoshapetheirlips

D．communicatewithparentsthroughgestures

选A　细节理解题。

根据第一段第二、三句“Theyarelipreaderstoo...thatfirst’mama’or’dada’．”可知，婴儿可能会通过读唇的方式发出“mama”的声音。

故答案选A。

10．Whatisnecessaryindevelopingbabies’speechaccordingtoLewkowicz?

A．PlayingbabyDVDnearby.

B．TeachingbabiestoreadEnglish.

C．Speakingwithbabiesfacetoface.

D．Speakingdifferentlanguagesinfrontofbabies.

选C　推理判断题。

根据第一段最后一句“Thebabyinordertodo...wholedthestudy.”及第二段第三句“Itoffersmoreevidence...importantforspeechdevelopment”可推知，在婴儿的语言发展阶段，跟婴儿面对面讲话是有必要的。

故答案选C。

11．Whichofthefollowingshowstherightchangeofbabies’eyegazeaccordingtothetext?

根据第三段最后四句“Theyfoundthat...thespeaker’seyes.”并结合所给选项可知，A项坐标图符合文中的描述。

12．Whatwouldbethebesttitleofthetext?

A．BabiesHaveDifferentMethodstoTalk

B．BabiesTryLipreadinginLearningtoTalk

C．BabiesAreSuitabletoLearnTwoLanguages

D．BabiesCanEasilyAcceptForeignLanguage

选B　标题归纳题。

纵观全文，文章主要介绍了一项科学发现：

婴儿不仅仅通过听声，还通过观察说话者的口型来学习说话。

B项概括了文章主旨。

故答案选B。

D

Robotsthatcanchat,findmisplacedglasses,drawaeroplanesandplaywithyourchildrenareattractingthousandsofvisitorsduringanexpoinTokyoasJapanadaptstochangesinsociety.

Robots,suchasthesoundsensitiveChapit,answersimplequestionsandevenjokewithpeopletohelpthemfightlonelinessandstayalertinoldage.

Japanhasoneoftheworld’sfastestageingsocietiesandthegovernmentpredictsthatby2050theproportionofpeopleover65willreach40percent.“ManyolderpeopleinJapanlivealoneandhavenoonetotalkto，”saidKazuyaKitamurarepresentativeoftheexpoorganizer.“Communicationrobotsaccompanypeopleanddon’tmindlisteningtothesamestoriesoverandoveragain.”

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