届上海市黄浦区高三模拟二模英语试题word版+听力Word文档格式.docx

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1.A.Inafruitstore.B.Inagym.C.Atarestaurant.D.Atawatchshop.

2.A.4:

30.B.5:

00.C.5:

10.D.5:

15.

3.A.Bossandsecretary.B.Nurseandpatient.

C.Salesmanandcustomer.D.Teacherandstudent.

4.A.Theticketsaremoreexpensivethanexpected.B.Theticketssoldonlinearecheaper.

C.Itisdifficulttogettheticketsonthespot.D.It’sbettertobuytheticketsoffline.

5.A.Hewantstobeamusicianinthefuture.

B.HeshowsmoreinterestinEnglishlearning.

C.Hedisplaysgreatmusictalentintheexhibition.

D.Hedoesn’tmakeenougheffortsinEnglishlearning.

6.A.Hewantstogetsomesleep.B.Heneedstimetowriteapaper.

C.Hehasaliteratureclasstoattend.D.Heistroubledbyhissleepproblem.

7.A.Itlooksold.B.Itlooksnew.

C.Itdoesn’tneedpainting.D.Itdoesn’trunwell.

8.A.Extremelydull.B.Hardtounderstand.

C.Lackingagoodstory.D.Notworthseeingtwice.

9.A.Planhisbudgetcarefully.B.Buyagiftforhismother.

C.Asksomeoneelseforadvice.D.Givehermoreinformation.

10.A.Shedidn’tliketellingjokes.B.Shewenttoschoolafter9a.m.

C.Shemaynothavegonetoschooltoday.D.Shemayhavebeenlateforschool.

SectionB

InSectionB,youwillheartwolongerconversationsandoneshortpassage,andyouwillbeaskedseveralquestionsoneachoftheconversationsandthepassage.Theconversationsandthepassagewillbereadtwice,butthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouhearaquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaperanddecidewhichonewouldbethebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.

Questions11through13arebasedonthefollowingdialogue.

11.A.HefoundhisTVwasbroken.B.HemissedagoodTVprogram.

C.HefeltboredwiththeTVprogram.D.Helosthismealticketsinthecafeteria.

12.A.Helostfiftydollars.B.Histimewaswasted.

C.Hisbrainwasn’tveryactive.D.Hewatchedjustoneprogram.

13.A.Partofthebrainisnotinuse.

B.Partofthebrainbecomesmorepassive.

C.Ittakeslongertoprocessvisualinformation.

D.Itprocessescomplexinformationlessactively.

Questions14through17arebasedonthefollowingdialogue.

14.A.Fromthenewspaper.B.Fromherclassmates.

C.Fromherfriends.D.Fromtheman.

15.A.Plantmoretreesintheschoolyard.B.OrganizeapicniconThursday.

C.Buildaparkinglotforstudents.D.Protectthenaturalbeautyoncampus.

16.A.Attendameeting.B.Attendaclass.

C.Visitherfriends.D.Gototheparkinglot.

17.A.Lendherpentotheman.B.Gototheadministration.

C.Supportthestudentactionunion.D.Giveoutthehandouts.

Questions18through20arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

18.A.Therearenumerouslanguagesinexistence.

B.Mostpubliclanguagesareessentiallyvague.

C.Peoplediffergreatlyintheirabilitytocommunicate.

D.Biggapsexistbetweenprivateandpubliclanguages.

19.A.Itisasignofhumanintelligence.B.Itimproveswithconstantpractice.

C.Itissomethingwearebornwith.D.Itvariesfrompersontoperson.

20.A.Howvariouslanguagesarerelatedtoeachother.

B.Howchildrenlearntouselanguageinparticularways.

C.Howprivatelanguagesaredevelopedfrompublicones.

D.Howpeopleofdifferentagescreatetheirownlanguages.

II.GrammarandVocabulary

SectionA

Afterreadingthepassagebelow,fillintheblankstomakethepassagecoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithagivenword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword;

fortheotherblanks,useonewordthatbestfitseachblank.

WildlifeSecretsofNigeria’sLastWilderness

ResearchersfromChesterZoo,workingwiththeNigeriaNationalParkService,surveyedover1,000squarekilometresofthenationalpark.Known（21）_____itsmountainrainforestsandrollinggrasslands,itishometosomeofWestAfrica’smostthreatenedanimals.

Thecameras（22）_____（spot）someanimalsthathaveneverbeenrecordedbeforeintheareaandothers,likechimps（黑猩猩）,（23）_____arerarelyseen.StuartNixon,theAfricaFieldProgrammeCo-ordinatoratChesterZoo,saidconfirmationofthelocationsofchimpswasanimportantdiscovery.“Gashaka’sbeenregardedformanyyearsas（24）_____（have）thebiggestpopulationofthisNigeria-Cameroonchimp,”hesaid.“Weconsideritthemostimportantpopulation—that’sreally（25）_____weneedtocountitandseewhatthestatusofthechimpisrightnow—thatwilleventuallyaffectwhatweknowaboutthissubspecieselsewhere.”

Thechimp（26）_____（endanger）acrossitsrangeinCameroonandNigeria.Itstotalpopulationisdowntofewerthan9,000individuals,ofwhichabout1,000arethought（27）_____（live）withinthebordersofthenationalpark.“It’sanamazingtooltousethesecameratrapsandtorevealthatthispark—whichisa（28）_____（forget）wilderness,really,forNigeria—stillhasareallyimportantstoreofimportantspeciesforNigeriaandAfricaingeneral,”saidStuartNixon.

ChesterZooisfundingguardsfortherangersandprovidingtraininginwildlifemonitoringandprotection.“Thisworkishelpinguslearnmoreaboutthesecretsofoneofourlastwildernessareasandwemustcontinuetoworktogethertoensure（29）_____survivalforfuturegenerations,”saidStuartNixon,“（30）_____allthisbeautywerelost,itwouldbeaterribletragedyforall.”

Fillineachblankwithaproperwordchosenfromthebox.Eachwordcanbeusedonlyonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.

A.approach

B.architectural

C.captured

D.complicated

E.defensive

F.defined

G.extension

H.houses

I.reflect

J.shades

K.status

WhyIndia’s‘PinkCity’isaPhotographer’sHeaven

ThecityofJaipurisoneofIndia’swonders.It__31__someofthecountry’smostdecorativeroyalpalaces—elegantstructuresdesignedhundredsofyearsagothatstillattractvisitorstoday.Largelybuiltinthe1700s,Jaipurissurroundedbyacitywallandseveral__32__castles.Consideredasacommercialcenter,itwasaheadofitstimeduetotheuseofgridiron 

（网格状）cityplanning.

Aromanticdustypinktype—whichhas__33__thecitysince1876,afteritwaspaintedpinktowelcomeQueenVictoria’shusband,PrinceAlbert—givesJaipurits__34__asthe“PinkCity”.This__35__beautyiswhatfirstbroughtHongKong-basedphotographers 

VictorCheng 

and 

SamanthaWong 

toJaipur.

Walkinginglassskyscrapersforcentury-oldroyalpalacesandhistoriccastles,thepair—whohave130,000Instagramfollowersbetweenthem—saidthattheimagesthey__36__inJaipurreceivedalotofresponseonline.“Alotofourfollowershadn’tseenthissideofIndia,sowe’rehappywewereabletoshowthissideofthecountry.”Chengsaid.

Forthephotographers,oneofthecity’smostfascinatingfeaturesisthelightpinkcoloringofitsbuildings.“Thefirstgatesyouseewhenyouenterarepink,”saidWong.“Onceyou’rethrough,everythingaroundyouvariesindifferent__37__ofthecolor—frombrightpinkstoreddishbrowns.”

Thebuildingisa（n）__38__oftheCityPalace,anditswindows 

allowed 

royalwomentoobservestreetlifewithoutappearinginpublic.OneofCheng’smoststrikingphotosshowsastraightfrontofthebuildinganditshundredsofwindows.Thebuilding’slivelycoloringalsopushedChengtotakeadifferent__39__toeditingthanwithimagesofothercities.“Itoneddownmyusualeditingprocessbecausethepinkwassobrightinreality,”hesaid,“Iwantedthephotosto__40__theactualcolorIwasseeingmyselfandtomaintainitstone.”

III.ReadingComprehension

ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagestherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.

Concernsabouttheharmcausedby“toomuch”screentime—particularlywhenitisspentonsocialmedia—arewidespread.Butworkingoutwhata“healthy”__41__mightbeisfarfromeasy.

Somenegativeexperiencesonsocialmedia—like__42__howyourappearancecomparestoothers—doaffectsomechildren.However,thisdoesnotmeanthattechnologyusein__43__isharmfulanditisdifficulttomakeclaimsabouthowitwillaffectdifferentpeople.

Considerthepicturepaintedbya 

UNICEFreviewofexistingresearch 

intotheeffectsofdigitaltechnologyonchildren’s__44__comfort,includinghappiness,mentalhealthandsociallife.Ratherthanstatingthatsocialmediawasharmful,itsuggestedamore__45__effect.

TheUNICEFreporthighlighteda2017study 

thatexamined120,000UK15-year-olds.Amongthoseteenagerswhowerethelightestusers,itwasfoundthatincreasingthetimespentusingtechnologywaslinkedto__46__comfort—possiblybecauseitwasimportantforkeepingupfriendships.__47__,amongtheheaviestusersoftechnology,anyincreaseintimewaslinkedtolowerlevelsofcomfort.Overall,theUNICEFstudysuggestedthatsomescreentimecouldbegoodforchildren’smentalhealth.

Abroaderlookatevidenceprovidedbysomeother