江西省赣州市宁都县届高三英语上学期期末模拟考试试题1Word格式文档下载.docx

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A.Inashop.B.Inalibrary.C.Onabus.

5.Whatdoesthemanmean?

A.TheLarsenswerenotin.

B.TheLarsensdidn’thearthedoor.

C.TheLarsensdon’tlikethewoman.

第二节（共15小题；

每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。

6.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.StrangersB.Classmates.C.Colleagues.

7.Whatarethespeakersmainlydiscussing?

A.WhattosaytoKarenJenkins.

B.Whethertohireanemployee.

C.Howtoadvertiseaproduct.

听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。

8.Whatdidthewomanusetobelike?

A.SportyB.Artistic.C.Sociable.

9.Whathasthewomantakenuprecently?

A.Basketball.B.Yoga.C.Painting.

听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。

10.Whydidthemangodowntownyesterday?

A.Tosendapackage.B.Tobuyclothes.C.Tovisitafriend.

11.Whatisthewoman’sattitudetowardMartin’sclosing?

A.Supportive.B.Surprised.C.Sorry.

12.WhatdidthewomanlikeaboutMartin’s?

A.Hugeselection.B.Goodservice.C.Lowprices.

听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。

13.Howoftenwillthemanbeavailabletowork?

A.Nomorethantwoeveningsaweek.

B.Atleastthreeeveningsaweek.

C.Uptothreeeveningsaweek.

14.Whydoesthemanapplyforapart-timejob?

A.Toearnmoney.B.Togainworkexperience.C.Toimprovehissocialskills.

15.Whatisthemangoodat?

A.Solvingproblems.B.Workinginagroup.C.Communicatingwithpeople.

16.WhatwillthemandoonSeptember10th?

A.Havealesson.B.Meetthewoman.C.Workforthecommunity.

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17.Whatdoesthespeakerprobablydo?

A.He’sachairman.B.He’sateacher.C.He’sahost.

18.Whyisthemeetingheld?

A.Toelectanewchairmanforstudents.

B.Todiscusstheplansaftergraduation.

C.Toprepareforthegraduationceremony.

19.Whatdothestudentspresentatthemeetinghaveincommon?

A.Theyarehard-workinginstudy.

B.Theyarewell-receivedinschool.

C.Theyareexperiencedinwork.

20.Whatshouldthesestudentsdobeforethenextmeeting?

A.Getsomegoodideas.B.Breakupintogroups.C.Starttoworkoneverything.

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）

A

What’sbetterthanavideogamethatyourkidscanplayoverandoveragain?

AmembershiptooneofthemanyexcitingplacesinSeattlethatyourkidsvisitoverandoveragain（forayearatleast）.Clicktojoinusandreadonforourtoppicks.

WoodlandParkZoo

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there’ssomethingforeveryone!

Inadditiontothehundredsofanimalsfoundthroughoutthe92acres,thereareplentyofoutdoorspacestorunaround（includingplaygrounds）.

Tel:

206-5428-2500

Online:

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AnnualMembership:

$69/FlexibleGuestAdult;

$49/NamedAdult;

$19/Child;

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PointDefianceZoo

PointDefianceZooistheonlycombinedzooandaquariuminthePacificNorthwestspreadoutover29acres.Yourkidswillenjoygettingupcloseandpersonaltothelivesharks,ridingacamelandexploringtheinteractiveKids’Zone.

253-591-5337

pdza.org

$124/Household;

$105/Twoadults;

$24/Child

SeattleAquarium

TheAquariumisparticularlygreatforanybuddingenvironmentalistsinyourfamilywhowanttolearnmoreaboutconservationeffortsthataffectthewatersinthePacificNorthwest.

206-386-4300

seattleaquarium.org

$189/FamilyPlus（2adults,5children,1guest）;

$149/Family（2adults,5children）

MuseumofFlight

TheMuseumistheperfectindoorplacetofreeyourkidstodreambigaboutthewideworld.Withallsortsofplanesthatyoucansee,touchandclimbinside,thismuseumfulfillsyourflightdream.

206-764-5700

museumofflight.org

$100/Family;

$75/TwoAdults

21.Whatdotheseplaceshaveincommon?

A.TheyareallinSeattle.B.Kidscanseeanimalsthere.

C.Theyallhaveoutdooractivities.D.Memberscangetfreeadmission.

22.Whichplaceisfavoredbyaircraftlovers?

A.WoodlandParkZoo.B.PointDefianceZoo.

C.SeattleAquarium.D.MuseumofFlight.

23.HowmuchdoesitcostforafamilytovisitPointDefianceZoo?

A.$117.B.$124.C.$129.D.$148.

B

Theyearjustkeepsgettingbetterfornew,youngauthorSierraBlair–herlatestbookappearingintheiconicAtlantisresortandnowhighpraisefromhigh-rankingeducationofficials.

“Ihopethatthroughherwritingwewouldbeabletomotivatetheyoungpeopleinourschoolsystems.Oneofourchallengesisthecapabilitywithinliteracy（读写能力）anditisclearthatthegiftisthere,it’sonlyamatterofexploringitsoI’mveryimpressedandalsogratefultoherparentsforencouraginghertotakethisveryimportantstepofpublishing,”saidJeffreyLloyd,MinisterofEducationduringaone-on-onesitdownandconversation.TheyoungauthorcaughtmediaattentionlastyearafterpublishingherfirstbookonAmazon.Thenewestandindependentlypublishedchildren’sbook“RomanandthePinkFlamingos”isinspiredbySierra’sthree-year-oldbrother,Roman.

“It’sfrighteningtobringsomethingtothepublicthatyou’veputalotofworkintoandsomeonecouldveryeasilytearitapartorteaseme,‘It’snotgoodenough.’AlthoughIhavemyfamilyandothersinmycorner,tomeetpersonsinpowerandgetapositivefeedbackfromthemmakesmefeellikeI’montherightpath,”saidSierra.

Duringtheconversation,thegovernorgeneralDamePindlingaskedaboutthebookandcreativeprocessinvolved（涉及）inbringingtheseriestolife.SheurgedSierratonotonlywritechildren’sfictionbuttoonedayworkdeeperintothefabric（结构）ofthenation,documentingwhatsheobserved.“Sheencouragedmeinmycreativepursuitsandpraisedmeforbeingindependentinmyprofessionaldevelopment.Ideeplyenjoyedourconversation,”saidSierra.

Sierrawasn’ttheonlyonetobemovedbythevisit.

24.WhatdroveSierratowriteherlatestbook?

A.Hergiftforliteracy.B.Attentionfromthemedia.

C.HerlittlebrotherRoman.D.Herparents’encouragement.

25.WhydidSierrafeelafraidtobringsomethingtothepublic?

A.Becauseothersmightlaughather.

B.Becauseshefeltonthewrongway.

C.Becauseherfamilydidnotsupporther.

D.Becauseherbookwasnotgoodenough.

26.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeSierra?

A.Creativeandinspiring.B.Independentandpolite.

C.Determinedandpractical.D.Ambitiousandsensitive.

27.Whatwouldtheauthorprobablywriteintheparagraphthatfollows?

A.Visitfromanotherjournalist.B.StoriesbehindSierra’sbooks.

C.Sierra’sanotherpopularbook.D.Commentsfromanotherperson.

C

Themajorityofpeopleonthisplanetlivethroughego（自我意识）.Theyfeelthattheyarethemselvesspecial,apartfromthecrowdinsomeway.Also,theyaren'

twillingtoacknowledgeotherpeople'

sspecial-ness,andfeelthattheyarethreatenedbythepeoplewhoaredifferentfromthem.

Besides,therearemanydifferent'

exclusiveclubs'

whichpeoplejoinundercertainconditions,likeColourofskinclubs,Sportsclubs,andsoon.Whatmanypeoplefailtoacknowledge,however,isthatthereisinfactonlyoneclubTheHumanBeingclub.

Ourdiversityiswhatmakeslifeinteresting.Ilovewatchingpeoplewhodanceorcreatemusicbeautifully,drawoutemotionsthroughtheiractingskills,orareaccomplishedathletes.IalsounderstandmyselfwellenoughtoknowthatIdon'

thaveenoughpassionforanyofthesethingstomakethesacrificesnecessarytocomeclosetotheirlevelofexcellence.

Ibelievethatitishumannaturetocommunicateandcooperatewithpeoplewhoarelikeus,butwhatalotofpeopleseeas'

likeus'

isnarroweddowntoverysuperficial（表面）characteristics.IremembermyJamaicanfriend'

ssisterbeingmostputout.Shehadbeentheonlyblackwomaninhercompanyandthenanotherblackwomanwasemployed.Theywereautomaticallyputtoworktogetherbecausetheywerebothblackandobviouslyhadalotincommon-sothoughttheemployer!

Thetruthwasthattheyhadnothingincommon,didn'

tcomefromthesamecountryandactivelydislikedeachother.It'

salwaysamistaketoassumeanythingonapurelysuperficialbasis.

Ihavemanyfriendswhoaremembersofavarietyoftheabovementionedclubsandeachoneofthemhastaughtmesomuchaboutdifferentculturesandlifestyles,andhasenrichedmylifeintheprocess.Iencourageanyonetostrikeupaconversationwithsomeonewhodoesn'

tlooklikethem-youmightbesurprisedatexactlyhowmuchyouhaveincommon.

28.Accordingtothefirsttwoparagraphspeopletendto_________.

A.feeltheyarespecialB.feeltheyarelackofego

C.admitothersarespecialD.admitonlyoneclubexist

29.HowistheParagraph3mainlydeveloped?

A.Byanalyzingcauses.B.Bysettinganexample.

C.Bygivingadescription.D.Bymakingcomparisons.

30.TheauthormentionedhisJamaicanfriend’ssistertoshow___________.

A.blackwomenhavealotincommonindeed

B.itishumannaturetocooperatewithpeople

C.peopleunderstand“likeus”inanarrowway

D.peopleoftenmakemistakesinjudgingothers

31.Whatdoestheauthoradvisepeopletodointhelastparagraph?

A.Toenrichtheirownlife.B.Tojoinanexclusiveclub.

C.Totalktodifferentpeople.D.Toexperiencedifferentlife.

D

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