安徽省合肥市届高三调研性检测英语试题Word下载.docx

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A.£

19.15.B.£

9.18.C.£

9.15.

答案是C

1.Whatcolordoesthemanprefer?

A.Lightgreen.B.Yellow.C.White.

2.Whatisthewomangoingtodo?

A.Takeavacation.B.Receiveforeignvisitors.C.GotoSouthKorea.

3.Whatdoesthemanspeakerdo?

A.Apoliceman.B.Awaiter.C.Amanager.

4.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Strangers.B.Colleagues.C.Roommates.

5.Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?

A.Buyanewwashingmachine.

B.Repairthewashingmachineassoonashefinisheshiswork.

C.Askhisdaughtertousethewashingmachineonthefirstfloor.

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、G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.Whatwillthewomanbuy?

A.Somefood.B.Ahat.C.Apostcard.

7.Howmuchwillthewomanpay?

A.$45.B.$80C.$90.

听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。

8.Whatiswrongwiththemanspeaker?

A.He’sgotaflu.B.He’shadatoothache.CHe’sbeenstressedout.

9.Whatwillthemanspeakerdonext?

A.Takesomemedicine.B.Getashot.C.Drinksomewater.

听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。

10.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A.Decorations.B.Childhood.C.Christmas.

11.Whatdothekidsdoafterbreakfast?

A.Cleanupthemess.B.Putcolorlightsonthetree.C.Playwiththenewtoys.

12.Whendoestheconversationtakeplace?

A.Inthemorning.B.Intheafternoon.C.Atnight.

听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。

13.Whydoesthemanspeakloudlyatfirst?

A.Heisexcited.B.Heisdisappointed.C.Heisangry.

14.Whattypeofbooksisthemanlookingfor?

A.Cookingbooks.B.Medicalbooks.C.Children’sbooks.

15.Howlongcanthemankeepthebooks?

A.Oneweek.B.Twoweeks.C.Onemonth.

16.Howmuchshouldbepaidforaonedaydelayofabook?

A.Tencents.B.Twentycents.C.Sixtycents.

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17.WhattownisWilliamstown,Massachusetts?

A.Acollegetown.B.Anarttown.C.Avolunteertown.

18.WhogovernsWilliamstown?

A.Governmentofficials.

B.Professorsandpolicemen.

C.Aboardandatownmanager.

19.Whywasthe1753Housebuilt?

A.Torebuildtheoldestbuilding.

B.Tohonorthefoundingofthetown.

C.Tocreateatypicaltouristattraction.

20.Whatwillthetouristsdoaftertheintroduction?

A.Visitthe1753House.

B.Dosomevoluntarywork.

C.Attendtheanniversarycelebration.

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

GoldenGateBridge

LocatedinSanFrancisco,theGoldenGateBridgestartedintheyear1933toconnecttheSanFranciscoPeninsulawithMarinCounty.Itwasfinallythrownopentopublictrafficin1937.Itcost$25.7millionintheconstruction.Tilltheyear1957,theGoldenGateBridge,atalengthof2,737meters,wasthelongestsuspensionbridgeintheworld.

BrooklynBridge

TheBrooklynBridgeislocatedinBrooklyn.ItisoneoftheoldestsuspensionbridgesintheUnitedStates,havingbeenopenedintheyear1883.Thelengthofthebridgeis1,843meters.ThebridgehasbeenfeaturedinseveralHollywoodmovies.

GeorgeWashingtonBridge

AlsoknownastheHudsonRiverBridgeandtheColumbusBridge,theGeorgeWashingtonBridgewhichconnectsFortLeetoManhattancameintousein1931aftera.constructionperiodofalmost4years.Itisatwo—levelsuspensionbridgethatcostabout$52milliontobuild.

MackinacBridge

Thisisthethirdbiggestsuspensionbridgeintheworldatalengthof8,038meters.ThearchitectofthisbridgewasDr.DavidB.Steinmanwhodirectedtheconstructionofthebridgewhichstartedintheyear1954andopenedtothepublicin1958.Peopleusingthisbridgearechargedacertainamountofmoney.

NavajoBridge

LocatedinArizona,thisbridgecrossestheColoradoRiverandisalmost250meterslong.Theconstructionofthisbridgestartedintheyear1927,endingtwoyearslater,costing$390,000.Inthe1990sasecondbridgewasbuiltwhichwasopenedtothepublicin1994.Thefirstbridgeisnowusedonlybypedestrians.

21.WhatdoweknowabouttheGoldenGateBridge?

A.Itconsistsoftwobridges.

B.Itcoststheleastofthefivebridges.

C.Itisthelongestsuspensionbridgeintheworld.

D.Ittakesabout4yearstocompletetheconstruction.

22.Whichofthefollowingbridgeswasbuilttheearliest?

A.GoldenGateBridge.

B.BrooklynBridge.

C.GeorgeWashingtonBridge.

D.NavajoBridge.

23.WhatwillyoudoifyoudriveacrossMackinacBridge?

A.Havetopaysomemoney.

B.Usethesecondbridge.

C.Covernearly250meters.

D.SecthestatueofDr.DavidB.Steinman.

B

Inoureverydayliveswemeetsituationsinwhichwetakemanythingsforgranted（不去重视）.Weonlytreasurethingswhentheyaregone.Thisisasadtruthofhumannature.Oneday,Ifoundmyselfasawitnesstoasimilarsituation.

Oneevening,Ileftworkandboardedthetrain.Afterentering,Inoticedsomethingunusual.Thecenterofthecarhadafewemptyseatswhilebothendswerecrowdedwithpeoplestanding.Ididn’tpaymuchattentionandsatdownononeoftheemptyseats.Isensedafunnysmell.Itwasn’tlongbeforeInoticedahomelesspersonsleepingonthreeseatsinfrontofme.Hewasbleedingfromhisnose.Whywasn’tanyonehelpinghim?

Hisclothesweretornandhewasgivingoffastrangesmell.Alongwiththesmell,hiseyesweredull,watery,andred.Occasionallyhescratchedhimselfandpeoplelookedathimasifhehadcommittedacrime.Asthetrainstoppedatstationsandmorepeoplecameintheycoveredtheirnosesandfacedawayfromhim.Alltheseatsaroundhimwereempty.

Suddenly,hebegantoswearatthepeoplearoundhim.Aplainclothespolicemanwholookedlikeaconstructionworkertookouthiscertificateandshowedittothehomelessman.Theofficer,notwantingtotouchthehomelessman,toldhimhisrightsanddirectedhimtoexitthetrain.Astheofficerwalkedthemanoutofthetrain,thehomelessmanturnedaroundandsaid“MYHOME!

”andstartedcrying.

Amandoesn’tvaluethingsuntiltheyaregone.Ifhedidn’thaveahome,atleasthehadfreedom.Nowhehasneither.Noonewantstohelpsomeonewhowon’thelphimself.

24.Whenenteringthecar,howdidtheauthorfeelatfirst?

A.Annoyed.B.Puzzled.C.Sad.D.Calm.

25.Howdidpeoplereacttothehomelessman?

A.Theycaughthimandcalledthepolice.

B.Theycoveredhimwithcleanclothes.

C.Theydislikedandavoidedhim.

D.Theystaredathimcuriously.

26.Itcanbelearnedthatthepoliceman.

A.wasveryrudetotheman

B.sentthemanbacktohishometown

C.forcedthemantoleavethecity

D.wentoffthetrainwiththeman

27.Whatdoestheauthorthinkofthehomelessman?

A.Heisaloseroflife.

B.Heisworthourrespect.

C.Heisveryfunny.

D.Heisafearlessfighter.

C

Socialnetworksareabigpartofnearlyeveryteenager’slifeinthisdayandage.ManyteenshaveQQ,WeChat,orWeibobutlittledoalotofteensknowthattheycanbeheldresponsibleforeverythingtheypostfortherestoftheirlives.Everythingyoupostonlineispartofadigitalfootprintthatcanalwaysbetraced（追踪）backtoyou.Thatincludeseverypost,evenlike,comment,favoriteandforwardthatyouhaveevercommitted.Allpicturesyou’vepostedorwillposthavebeenstoredinadigitaldatabase,anditisthecompanies,righttokeepallofthesedocumentsthatyoubelievetohavebeendeletedorhidden.

Witheverypostcomesaconsequence；

whetheritisgoodorbad，whatyoupostcouldbeseenbyanyone.Thatiswhyyouhavetobeverycarefulofwhatyoudecidetopostorcomment.

IfyouthinkyouaresafefromServitefindingoutaboutonefunnycommentyoumadesixmonthsagoonameaninglesspicture,youareprobablywrong.Recently,asenior,Aaron,atServitelearnedthislessonthehardwaythisyear.HewroteaseriesofuglycommentstowardsConnellygirlsonawebpage,ignoringpotentialconsequences.

Thisstudent,however,didhavetofaceconsequencesfromServiteashewasremovedfromallofhisleadershiprolesintheschoolSurprisinglyenough,hefullyagreedwithhispunishmenthandeddownbytheadministrationandfullyunderstoodwhyhewasgivensuchseverediscipline（惩处）.“WhenyouagreetocometoServite,youareagreeingtodefendwhatServitestandsfor,”theyoungmansaid.“Thatcontinuespastthehoursof8amand2pm.It’satalltimes.”

So,nexttimeyou’reabouttopostsomethingyouthinkcouldbereceivedasoffensiveorinappropriate,thinktwice,thinkagain,anddon’tpresssend.

28.Whatdoestheauthorthinktheteensshoulddointhefirstparagraph?

A.Avoidusingsocialmedia.

B.Removetheirowndigitaldocuments.

C.Beresponsibleforwhattheyputonline.

D.Learntobalancetheironlineandofflinetime.

29.WhatmistakedidAaronmakeonline?

A.Drawingsomemeaninglesspictures.

B.Makingsomebadcomments.

C.Failingtotakehislesson.

D.Breakingdownaspecialwebpage.

30.WhatdidServitedowithAaron’scase?

A.ItreachedanagreementwithConnellygirls.

B.IthelpedAarongetridofilleffects.

C.ItgaveAaronaseverepunishment.

D.ItstoodonAaron’sside.

31.Forwhomisthetextprobablyintended?

A.Teenagers.B.Teachers.C.Parents.D.Networkengineers.

D

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