全国名校联盟学年高三模拟试题五英语试题+Word版含答案文档格式.docx

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1.Wheredoesthewomanwanttogo?

A.TheArtGallery.B.TheArtMuseum.C.TheArtTheatre.

2.Whichsportdoesthemanlikebest?

A.Swimming.B.Football.C.Basketball.

3.WhydoesMr.SmithmovetoChicago?

A.Hefindsanewjobthere.

B.Hewantstostudyabroad.

C.Hedecidestogosightseeing.

4.Howmucharetheshoesonthesecondshelf?

A.$60.B.$100.C.$120.

5.Whatwillthespeakersprobablydotonight?

A.Tourthecityonaboat.B.Gotoaconcert.C.Enjoythespecialfood.

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至7题。

6.Whatisthemanbusydoingthesedays?

A.Signingcontracts.

B.Receivinglocalcustomers.

C.Designingnewadvertisements.

7.Whatwillthemangetasareward?

A.Asalaryrise.B.Apaidvacation.C.Ajobpromotion.

听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。

8.Whendidtheheadmaster’sspeechend?

A.At8:

30.B.At9：

30.C.At10:

00.

9.Whatkindofclubisthemangoingtosignupforprobably?

A.Afilmclub.B.Achessclub.C.Amusicclub.

听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。

10.Whydoesthewomanwanttogotothebank?

A.Toopenabankaccount.

B.Towithdrawsomemoney.

C.ToexchangeRMBfordollars.

11.Whenwillthewomanbeonabusinesstrip?

A.NextTuesday.B.NextThursday.C.NextFriday.

12.Whatwillthespeakersdothisafternoonprobably?

A.Dosomecleaning.B.Writeareport.C.Goshopping.

听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。

13.Whatmightthewomanbedoingnow?

A.Takingadrivingtest.

B.Payingthetrafficfine.

C.Learningthetrafficrules. 

14.Whatisthespeedlimitinthehousingarea?

A.5kmperhour.B.10kmperhour.C.15kmperhour.

15.Wheredoesthemanaskthewomantoparkthecar?

A.Atthegarage.B.Besidethesidewalk.C.Attheparkinglot.

16.Whatdoesthemanthinkofthewoman’sdrivingatlast?

A.Unskilled.B.Dangerous.C.Experienced.

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17.WhatdoesBellaimpressthejudgesof“IncrediblePeople”with?

A.Herexcellentmemoryability.

B.Heroutstandinglanguageability.

C.Herremarkableactingability.

18.WhichcountrydoesBellacomefrom?

A.Germany.B.Britain.C.Russia.

19.HowoldwasBellawhenshelearnedherfirstforeignlanguage?

A.Oneyearold.B.Twoyearsold.C.Threeyearsold.

20.WhatdoesthelanguageexpertsuggestBellado?

A.Keeppracticing.

B.Learnmorelanguages.

C.Focusononelanguage.

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。

A

Britainseemstohavegreatcreativity－especiallyintheperformingandvisualarts.

Theatricaltradition

TheatersinBritaindatebackatleasttothe16thcentury,andthemostfamousplaywrightisofcourseWilliamShakespeare.Acompanywasfoundedinhisname,withastageathisbirthplace,Stratford-upon-Avon.Ithastrainedgenerationsofactors.Inthe20thcentury,classicalandmoremodernplayswerealsoperformedatmanyregionaltheaters,whereactorsandwritersgainedexperience.

Filmstars

Theworldoffilm-makinghasinvolvedBritishcreativetalentfromthebeginning.CharlieChaplin,borninpovertyinLondon’sEastEnd,beganasachildentertainerinmusichalls.HethenbecameapioneerofsilentmoviesinHollywoodandcreatedmanyblack-and-whiteclassicsduringtheFirstWorldWar.Britishactors,whowereoftenclassicallytrainedintheater,LaurenceOlivierandAlecGuinnessbecamehouse-holdnamesaftertheSecondWorldWar.

Supportingtalent

Film-makingcreativityhasbeensupportedbytwomajorstudios.ProductionsatSheppertonhaveincludedRichardAttenborough’sGandhiandRidleyScott’sAlien.Pinewood’smostfamousproductsmustbetheJamesBondfilms.Boththeaterandfilmhavetheirownannualfestivals,includingoneofthebiggestfestivalsinScotland’scapital,Edinburgh.

Visualexpression

ThevisualartsalsoshowBritain’screativespirit,fromRomanticAgepainterslikeTurnerandConstabletogroupssuchasthePre-RaphaelitesandthemodernistsculptureofHenryMooreandBarbaraHepworth.Today’sfamousartists－DamienHirstorTraceyEmin－regularlyshowinthenewspapers,andtheirworksaresoldathighprices.

21.Whichofthefollowinghelpsactorsandwritersalot?

A.Musicaltheaters.B.Stratford-upon-Avon.

C.London’sWestEnd.D.Regionaltheaters.

22.WhatcanwelearnfromthepassageaboutCharlieChaplin?

A.Hecamefromarichfamily.

B.Hewenttotheaterschoolasachild.

C.HebeganasachildentertainerinHollywood.

D.HecontributedtotheearlyfilmindustryinHollywood.

23.WhatdoweknowaboutDamienHirstandTraceyEmin?

A.Youhavetopayalottobuytheirworks.

B.Theyhavebothinventednewartforms.

C.TheymainlylearntfromRomanticAgepainters.

D.Youcanbuytheirworksfrommanymajorgalleries.

B

Forthepast45years,MartinandSinforosaColomerhavebeentheonlytworesidentsofLaEstrella,anabandonedvillageinSpain.It’sastrangewaytolive,withoutanyhumancontact,asifthey’rethelasttwopeopleontheEarth.Butthetinyvillagewasnotalwaysisolatedlikethis.Itwasoncefilledwithlife,withhundredsofinhabitants,achurch,twoschoolhousesandseveralbars.

Accordingtovarioussources,aterriblestormin1883killednearlyhalftheinhabitantsanddestroyedatleast17houses.Thevillagesquareandthechurchremainedunharmed,andamemorialwasbuiltforallthosewhodied.Theplacelostitscharmafterthatandlocalsgraduallybegantoabandontheirhomes.

MartinandSinforosa’sstorybeganabout70yearslater,whentheybecameonepairofthefewyouthsstilllivinginLaEstrella.“Imetheronedaywhenshewasbringingthecattleinfromthefields,”Martinrecalled.“Iwenttothefarmandbroughtthecattlein,too.”Theylatermetatoneofthetworemainingclubsinthevillage,fellinlove,andmarried.

TheColomersraisedafamilyinLaEstrella,choosingtostayevenwhenmanyoftheirfellowvillagersleftforcitiesinsearchofwork.“Some150,200peoplelivedherebefore,”Martinsaid.“Wehadteachers,someprofessionals,amayor,asheriff,theundertakerandapriest.Inayearortwo,almosteverybodyleft.”

“Manypeoplesayhowwellwelive,butIsay,‘Comeandlivehereforawhileandseehowlongyoucanstandit,’”hesaid.“Becausemywifewasborninthisplace,shehasalwaysbeenlivinghere.Shedoesn’twanttoleave.Haditbeenuptome,wewouldhaveleftthetownalongtimeago.ButIcan’tleaveherbyherself.Whatelsecanwedo?

”

24.Whatcanwelearnfromthefirstparagraph?

A.PeopleinLaEstrellalivehappily.

B.LaEstrellausedtobeanactivevillage.

C.Thecouplehateslivingwithotherpeople.

D.LaEstrellaisn’tsuitableforpeopletolivein.

25.WhatprobablyhappenedtoLaEstrellaaftertheterriblestorm?

A.Theresidentsleftthevillageslowly.

B.Peoplebegantorepairthevillage.

C.Thevillagesquarewaswellprotected.

D.Thememorialremainedingoodcondition.

26.WhendidMartinandSinforosaprobablyfallinlovewitheachother?

A.In1883.B.In1953.C.In1973.D.In1993.

27.Whydidn’tSinforosaleavethevillage?

A.Shecouldn’tleaveMartinbyhimself.B.Shehadtolookafterherchildren.

C.Shedidn’tdaretoleavebyherself.D.Shehadbeenusedtothevillagelife.

C

Thenumberoftimes,aheartbeatsorcontractsperminute（BPM）isknownasheartrate（HR）.Hearthealthdependsuponvariousfactorslikeage,gender,activitylevel,overallhealth,etc.Theidealrateformen,women,children,babiesisdifferent.Whilecheckingtheoverallfitness,oranyhealthproblem,doctorsfirstchecktherestingheartrate（RHR）ofanindividualandthenrefertotherecommendedratefortheageandgender.

Themaximalnumberoftimesthatone’sheartcancontractperminute（withoutanydamage）iscalledmaximumheartrate（MaxHR）.Therestingheartrate（RHR）iscalculatedwhenthepersonisresting.Theworkingheartrate（WHR）iscalculatedduringexercise,orimmediatelyafterperformingstrongexercise.TheaverageofheartratesmeasuredatdifferenttimesduringaworkoutiscalledaverageHR.TherecoveryHR,whichismeasuredtwominutesaftertheexercise,canbeusedtoevaluateyourfitnesslevel.Forexample,youexerciseat155WHR,andwhenyoustopexercising,yourHRdecreasesto95,then95iscalledyourrecoveryHR.

TheRHRcalculatorhelpscalculateRHR.Whenyouwakeupinthemorning,restfor10minutesandthenmeasurethepulseratefor10seconds,andmultiplyitby6,togettheRHR.TheunitofHRisBeatsPerMinute（BPM）.IfyouknowthenormalRHRforyourageandgender,youcancompareyourswithit.ThenormalRHRforadultscanbeanywherebetween60to70BPM.LanceArmstrong,theracingcyclist,regularlyrecordsanexcellentHRof30to35BPM!

Theheartcanpumpthebloodtoallpartsofthebodymoreefficientlyasthefitnesslevelrises.Anefficientheartbeatslessnumberoftimesperminute,especiallywhenyouareresting.ThehigherlevelofRHRshowshowharderthehearthastowork.TheconditionwhereRHRofmorethan100beatsperminuteisnoticediscalledtachycardia（心动过速）.

28.WhatcanwereferaboutthemeasurementofheartrateinParagraph1?

A.Itcuresthepatientofhis/herheartdiseaseintime.

B.Itgivesthepatientsomekindofcomforti