四川省棠湖中学届高三周练考试130英语试题及答案Word文档下载推荐.docx
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A.Byair.
B.Bytrain.
C.Bycar.
2．Whenwillthespeakersmeet?
A.OnMonday.
B.OnTuesday.
C.OnWednesday.
3．Whatwillthemandotonight?
A.Attendameeting.
B.Gotoaclub.
C.Stayathome.
4．Howwilltheweatherbethisweekend?
A.Snowy.
B.Sunny.
C.Stormy.
5．Whatiswrongwiththeman?
A.Hisfeethurt.
B.Hisshoesdon'
tfithim.
C.Hemissedalongwalkyesterday.
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。
听下面一段材料，回答第6至7题。
6．Whatiswrongwiththejacket?
A.Itislargeinsize.
B.Itssleevesareshort.
C.Ithasalittledirtonit.
7．Whatdoesthemanoffertodo?
A.Reducetheprice.
B.Checkthejacket.
C.Findanotherjacket.
听下面一段材料，回答第8至9题。
8．Whatdidthemanthinkofhisweekend?
A.Boring.
B.Tiring.
C.Satisfying.
9．WhatistheItaliancitylike?
A.Ancientwithalonghistory.
B.Modernwithtallbuildings.
C.Crowdedwithheavytraffic.
听下面一段材料，回答第10至12题。
10.Whatmaythewomando?
A.Adesigner.B.Atypist.C.Asecretary.
11.Whatdoesthewomandislikeaboutherpresentjob?
A.Thesameworkeveryday.B.Meetingnewpeople.
C.Toomuchresponsibility.
12.Whatisthewomangoodat?
A.Makingclothes.
B.Doingbusiness.
C.Dealingwithnumbers.
听下面一段材料，回答第13至16题。
13.WhydoesthewomangotoNewYorktoday?
A.Tovisitafriend.
B.Togoshopping.
C.Todobusiness.
14.Whatkindofticketswillthewomanbuy?
A.Weeklyreturnones.
B.Singleones.
C.First-classones.
15.WhenwillthereturnfightarriveinMichigan?
A.At8:
00a.m.
B.At12:
00p.m.
C.At6:
16.Howmuchwillthewomanpayintotal?
A.$75.
B.$150.
C.$300.
听下面一段材料，回答第17至20题。
17.Whenisthedeadlineforentries?
A.August31st.
B.October15th.
C.November1st.
18.Whatisthetopicofthisyear?
A.Cities.
B.TheFuture.
C.TheWorld.
19.Whatwillbegiventotheawardedcompetitors?
A.Acertificate.
B.Aposter.
C.Aphoto.
20.Whatistheprizefortheschoolwinner?
A.Lessonswithanartist.
B.PicturesofEngland.
C.Booksfromawriter.
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。
A
ChineseLanguageandCultureSummerCampinChina
Shanghaiisthecitywhichwillpresentyouhowmodernizationmeetstradition,andhowwesternculturedanceswitheasterncivilization.SoitoffersabestplaceforyoutoparticipateinChineselanguageandculturesummercamp.
InteractiveChineseLessons
OurChinesecoursesfocusondevelopingspeaking,listening,readingandwritingskillsinawell-balancedway,whileeachhasitsownfocus.Theteachingmaterialsweuse,offering12levelsofclasses,arewrittenspeciallyforourprogram.Forbeginners,speakingandlisteningabilitieswillbestressedwhileforadvancedlevelstudents,thecoursewilldevelopindepththeirskillsonChinesecharactersrecognition,longparagraphreadingandwriting,aswellasfluentconversation.
SmallSizeClasses
Ourstudentscomefromallovertheworld,mostlybetween11and17yearsold,havingdifferentChineselevels.Theywillacceptlevelassessment（评估）onthefirstdayofcamp,andbeplacedintodifferentgroupsaccordingtotheirlanguagefluency.Inasmall-classsettingeachstudentcanreceiveindividualattentionfromteachersandachievebeststudyingresult.
TraditionalCultureCourses
WeprovidevariousculturecoursestohelpstudentstodevelopinterestintraditionalChineseculture,whichwillbenefittheirlanguagelearning.Theculturecoursesinclude:
Calligraphy,Traditionalbrushpainting,ChineseKong-fu,Tai-chi,Paper-cutting.
DayCamp
DaycampisdesignedforparticipantswhohaveahostfamilyinShanghai.DaycamprunsfromMondaytoSunday»
between8:
30and17:
00.
Daycamppackageincludes:
Chineseclassesinthemornings
Lunch
Culturecourses,fieldtripandsportsactivitiesintheafternoons
Others:
Textbooks,studyingmaterials,camplifesouvenir
DaycamppackageNOTincludes:
Accommodation
Dailypickupanddropoff
Breakfast,dinner
Fieldtripisoptional.
21.Whatisoneofthesummercamp’sfeatures?
A.Itsteachingmaterialsareregularandcommontextbooks.
B.Everyparticipantinthecamphastofinish12levelsofclasses.
C.Beginnersattendtheclassstressingcharactersrecognition.
D.Studentsareplacedingroupsthatmeettheirlanguagefluency.
22.Thesummercamp’straditionalculturecoursesdon’tinclude.
A.TraditionalbrushpaintingB.ChineseKong-fu
C.TraditionalChinesecookingD.Paper-cutting
23.WhichofthefollowingdescriptionsaboutthedaycampisTRUE?
A.Everyonewhoattendsdaycampwillreceiveacamplifesouvenir.
B.Participantsindaycampcanhavebreakfast,lunchandsupperthere.
C.Fieldtripisanactivitythateveryoneissupposedtoparticipatein.
D.Daycampisdesignedforparticipantswholiveinthesummercamp.
B
In2011,BritishwildlifephotographerDavidSlatertraveledtotheTangkokoNatureReserveontheislandofSulawesiinIndonesia.Afterfollowingabout25endangeredblackmonkeysintheforest,Slatersetuphiscamera.Themonkeyswentuptoit,andwereattractedbyitimmediately.Finally,theybeganplayingwiththecameraandtookphotosofthemselves.Onemonkeytookmanyphotos,someofwhichappearedwithaJuly2011DailyMailarticleaboutSlaterplayingwiththemonkeys.OneofthephotosbecamethecoverofabookofSlater’swork.WildlifePersonalities,whichwaspublishedin2014byBlurb,Inc.,inSanFrancisco.Slaterisconsideredasthecopyright（版权）ownerofthephotos.
InSeptember2015,however,thePeoplefortheEthicalTreatmentofAnimals（PETA）consideredthemonkeyitcallsNarutoasthecopyrightownerofthephotos.Throughhis“friends”atPETA,Narutowassuing（控诉）thephotographerandthepublishingcompanyBlurbforcopyright:
“ThephotosresultedfromthepurposefulactionsofNarutoandwerenothelpedbySlater,resultinginworksofauthorship…byNaruto.”
“IfahumanhadtakenaphotowithSlater’scamera,thatpersonwouldownthecopyrighttothephoto,”saysJeffKerro£
PETA.“Narutoshouldbetreatednodifferently.”
ThelawyerforSlaterandBlurb,AndrewDhuey,requiredthatthecasebedismissed（被驳回）inNovember2015.Dhueymentioneda2004caseinwhichthecourthadtodecidewhetherwhalescouldsuetheUSNavyforthedangerthey’dreceivedfrommachinesusedbytheNavy.Thecourtruledthattheycouldnot.
InJanuary,thecourtruledinfavorofdismissingthecase.PETAlawyerJeffKerrobjected,“WebelieveithasbeenstatedclearlyintheCopyrightAct.TheActallowscourtstofillindecisionslikethisone.”
24.What’sthepurposeofParagraph1?
A.Totellastorytosupportthetopic.B.Togivethebackgroundinformation.
C.Toexpresstheauthor’sopinion.D.Toattractreaders’attention.
25.WhydidPETAchallengethecopyrightofthephotos?
A.ThecamerawasnotSlater’s.B.SlaterdidharmtoNaruto.
G.ThephotosweretakenbyNaruto.D.Slaterjusthelpedalittle.
26.WhatdidDhueydotohelpSlaterandBlurb?
A.Hemadeapublicspeech.B.HehadatalkwithPETA.
C.HeturnedtotheUSNavy.D.Hegaveailexample.
27.Howdidthecourtruleonthecopyrightofthephotos?
A..Narutocan’townit,B.NarutoandSlatershouldshareit.
C.Slatercan’tusethephotosanymore.D.SlatershouldpaysomemoneytoPETTA.
C
AsCongressandthepublicwrestlewiththeFacebookscandal（丑闻）,manypeoplearenowrealizingtherisksofdatacollectiontothem.Facebookrecentlyadmittedthatnearlyallofits2.2billionusershavehaddatascraped（篡改）by“ill-natured”peopleorcompanies.Thefirmitselfhasjoinedcallsforbetterprivacy（隐私）regulations.
Foryears,watchdogshavebeenwarningaboutsharinginformationwithdata-collectingcompanies.Mostcasualinternetusersareonlynowrealizinghoweasyandcommonitisforirresponsibleandunknownorganizationstocollectdetaileddigitaldataofthem.Theydothisbycombiningtheseparatebitsofinformationconsumershavegivenuptoe-tailers,healthsites,quizappsandcountlessotherdigitalservices.
AstudyfromresearchersattheUniversityofQueenslandshowsthatstayingoffofFacebookforfivedayscanactuallylowerlevelsofthestressinthebody.Yetdespitethestudy,andtherecentDeleteFacebookmovement,Facebookuserstatisticsremainstrong.
Asscholarsofpublicresponsibilityanddigitalmediasystems,weknowthatthebusinessofsocialmediaisbasedonuserdataandofferingitforsale.There’snosinglewayforthemtoprotectdataasmanyusersmightexpect.Likethesocialpollutionoffakenews,bullying（欺诈）andjunkmailthatFacebook’splatformspreads,thecompany’sprivacycrisisalsoresultsfromapowerimbalance—Facebookknowsnearlyeverythingaboutitsusers,whoknowlittletonothingaboutit.
It’snotenoughforpeopletodeletetheirFacebookaccounts.Norisitlikelythatanyonewillsuccessfullyreplaceitwithanonprofitalternativecenteringonprivacyandresponsibility.Besides,thisproblemisnotspecificjusttoFacebook!
Othercompanies,includingGoogleandAmazon,alsogatheranduseextensivepersonaldata,andarelockedinadigitalarmsracethatwebelievethreatenstodestroyprivacyaltogether.
28.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“this”inthesec
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