英语湖南省江西省届高三十四校第一次联考英语试题 含答案Word格式文档下载.docx
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man
call
his
wife?
A.9:
30
a.m.B.10:
00
a.m.C.10:
30a.m.
3.What
sports
course
woman
this
term?
A.None.B.Football.C.Swimming.
4.What
can
we
infer
about
girl?
A.She
dislikes
her
mom.
B.She
cannot
afford
present.
C.She
is
not
good
at
study.
5.What’s
wrong
with
man?
A.He
ate
something
wrong.
B.His
tongue
hurts.
C.His
head
aches.
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个小题，从题中所给的A、
B、C三个选项选出最佳选项。
听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每段对话或独自读两遍。
每小题5
秒钟;
听完后，各小题将给出5
秒钟的作答时间。
听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。
6.What
think
of
Jennifer?
A.Mysterious.B.Cool.C.Scary.
7.What
books
Petty
like
reading?
A.Detective
stories.B.Fantasies.C.Romances.
听第7
段材料，回答第8、9题。
8.What
worried
about?
A.Higher
tax.B.Lower
orange
prices.C.Weather
disasters.
9.What
advise
to
do?
A.Buy
some
insurance.
B.Consult
experts.
C.Wait
for
government’s
help.
听第8
段材料，回答第10
至12题。
10.How
much
did
John
weigh
when
he
was
born?
A.8
pounds.B.7
pounds.C.5
pounds.
11.Why
John?
isn’t
putting
on
weight.
B.He
sleeping
well.
C.He
eating
much.
12.What
tell
woman?
A.The
baby
healthy.
B.The
big
age.
C.The
should
stop
crying
soon.
听第9
段材料，回答第13
至16题。
13.What
probably?
A.A
teacher.B.A
reporter.C.A
doctor.
14.What
gave
Ben
idea
designing
clothes?
birthday
present.B.An
art
class.C.A
TV
program.
15.How
put
designs
T-shirt?
A.By
sewing
it.
B.By
drawing
straight
onto
C.By
ironing
special
paper
designs.
16.How
Ben’s
school
friends
react
behavior?
A.They
followed
him.
B.They
laughed
C.They
took
photos
听第10段材料,回答第17
至20题。
17.How
many
young
artists
be
selected
train
in
U
S.?
A.Around
10.B.Around
15.C.About
100.
18.What
musicians
do
end
theirtraining?
A.Study
university
New
York.
B.Play
well-known
concert
halls.
C.Have
music
masters.
19.WhatistheNationalYouthOrchestradedicatedtodoingthroughthisprogram?
A.ShowingChinesecultures.
B.Exchangingtalentedyoungartists.
C.Providingworld-classeducationresources
20.WhenwillthewinnersheadtotheWesternConnecticutStateUniversity?
A.InJuly.B.InFebruary.C.InDecember.
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
Theworld’s4bestspotsforwildswimming
Eco-ArqueologicalPark,ChichenItza,Mexico
Vinessurroundingaroundthepool,purebluewaterandschoolsoffriendlycatfishallcombinetogiveIkKilCenoteinChichenItzaasupernaturalquality.“Thisplaceoffersaswimlikeyou’reonanotherplanet,”saysTripAdvisoruserDavidTfromAnaheim,SouthernCalifornia.“Diveintothewaterlikeit’syourlastswiminparadise.Youwon’tfindanotherlikeit.
GrottadellaPoesia,RocaVecchia,Italy
“Youhavetoseethisplacetobelieveit—whenIfirstsawthepicturesIwasn’tsureitwasreal!
”saysTripAdvisoruserChaitdeshfromLondon.TheGrottadellaPoesiaisinRocaVecchia.SittingontheAdriaticcoast,thegrottoismadeupoftwoturquoise（绿松石）andbluekarstsinkholes.“WhenIarrivedatthenaturalpoolmybreathwastakenawaybyitsbeauty,”saysJoanRfromNewYorkCity.
LasGrietas,PuertoAyora,Ecuador
There’stheoceanwaterpoolLasGrietas,positionedbetweentwotallcliffsonthecentralislandofSantaCruz.
“ItwasthemostamazingexperienceIhadeverhad,”saysuserBelepvfromBuenosAires.“Wecoulddivehereandseethecoralreef.”Belepvoffersatip:
”Evenifyoucan’tswim,youcanaskforalifevest.”VisitorshavetotakeaboatridefromthemaindockonSantaCruztogettothecreek.Veteranssuggestbringingyourownsnorkeling（浮潜）gear,butyoucanalsorentequipmentinPuertoAyora.
BlueLagoon,Grindavik,Iceland
It’sobviouswhytheBlueLagoonisahitinchillyIceland.Thisnaturallyheatedgeothermalpoolhasaconstanttemperatureof40℃.Evenbetter,youdon’thavetoleavethewatertogetadrinkattheLagoon’soutdoorbar.RyanBfromAtlantaagrees,“Drinkingbeerinageothermalspa?
YES!
”AndRachelRavenfromQuincydescribestheexperienceas“likebathingonthemoon”.
21.Fromthepassage,wecanknowthat.
A.theBlueLagoonisverypopularinchillyIceland
B.theGrottadellaPoesiaconsistsoftwosinkholes
C.catfishswimindividuallyinIkKilCenoteinChichenItza
D.theoceanwaterpoolRocaVecchiaisanaturallyheatedgeothermalpool
22.Ifyouwanttotakeahotspringbath,whereshouldyougo?
A.RocaVecchia,Italy.
B.BlueLagoon,Grindavik,Iceland.
C.Eco-ArqucologicalPark,Mexico.
D.LasGrietas,PuertoAyora,Ecuador.
23.WhichofthefollowingstatementsaboutLasGrietasisFALSE?
A.ItislocatedonthecentralislandofSantaCruz.
B.Itisrecommendedthatvisitorstaketheirownsnorkelinggear.
C.Visitorsneedtogettothecreekbyboat.
D.Lifevestsarenecessaryforallpeopledivinghere.
B
WhenImovedtoRomefromWashingtonD.C.,onesightstruckmemorethananyancientcolumnorgrandbasilica:
peopledoingnothing.I’dfrequentlyglimpseoldwomenleaningoutoftheirwindows,watchingpeoplepassbelow,orfamiliesontheireveningstrolls,stoppingeverysooftentogreetfriends.Evenofficelifeproveddifferent.Forgettherusheddesk-sidesandwich.Comelunchtime,restaurantsfilledupwithprofessionalstuckingintopropermeals.
Aswefillourdayswithmoreandmore‘doing’，manyofusarefindingthatnon-stopactivityisn’ttheapotheosis（神话）ofproductivity.Itisitsadversary.Onemeta-analysisfoundthatlongworkinghoursincreasedtheriskofheartdiseaseby40%-—almostasmuchassmoking（50%）.Anotherfoundthatpeoplewhoworkedlonghourshadasignificantlyhigherriskofstroke,whilepeoplewhoworkedmorethan11hoursadaywerealmost2.5timesmorelikelytohaveamajordepressiveepisodethanthosewhoworkedseventoeight.InJapan,thishasledtothedisturbingtrendofkaroshi,ordeathbyoverwork.
Whetherit’swalkingawayfromyourdeskfor15minutesorloggingoutofyourinboxforthenight,partofourstruggleiscontrolthefearthatifwerelaxagripforamoment,everythingwillcomecrashingdown.
That’sallwrong,sayspoet,andlifecoachJanneRobinson.“ThemetaphorIliketouseisofafire.Westartabusiness,andthenafterayear,it’slike,whencanwetakeaweekoff,orhiresomeonetocomein?
Mostofusdon’ttrustanyonetocomeinforus.We’relike,‘Thefirewillgoout’,”shesays.“Whatifwejusttrustedthatthoseembers（余火）aresohot,wecanwalkaway,someonecanthrowalogonandit’llburstintoflames?
”
Thatisn’teasyforthoseofuswhofeellikewehavetoconstantly‘do’.Butinordertodomore,itseems,wemayhavetobecomecomfortablewithdoingless.
24.WhatimpressedthewritermostaftermovingtoRome?
A.Theancientcolumnandgrandbasilica.
B.People’srelaxinglifestyle.
C.People’shurriedlunchtime.
D.Thewaystogreetfriends.
25.JanneRobinsonusesthemetaphortotellusthatweneedto.
A.taketimeout
B.donothing
C.takequickaction
D.holdon
26.Accordingtothearticle,.
A.inmostcases,morehardworkmeansmoreproductivity
B.afterJanneRobinsonstartedabusiness,shehiredsomeonetotakeitover
C.walkingawayfromdesksfor15minutesisimpossibleforbusybusinesspeople
D.longworkinghoursmayincreasehealthrisk
27.Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleofthepassage?
A.Devoteyourselfmoretowork
B.Quitworkforlongerlife
C.Workalotless!
D.Achieveahighproductivity
C
Onceathief,alwaysathief?
—WashingtonPost,November,21st,2017.MarthaStewartwascharged,triedandconvicted（定罪）ofacrimein2004.Asshecamenearertotheendofherprisonsentence,awell-knowncolumnistwrotethatshewas“payingoffhercrime”andthat“thereissimplynoreasonforanyonetoattempttodenyherrighttostartanewlife”.
Surely,theAmericanidealofsecondchancesshouldnotonlybelongtotherichandpowerful.Unfortunately,manylawssetpost-convictionrestrictionsonashockinglylargenumberofAmericans,whoarepreventedfromeverfullypayingtheirdebttosociety.
Atleast65millionpeopleintheUnitedStateshaveacriminalrecord.Thiscanresultinseverepunishmentsthatcontinuelongafterthesentenceiscompleted.Manyofthesepunishmentsaresetregardlessoftheseriousnessofthe
crime.Lawscanrestrictor-banvoting,obtainingpublichousing,andgettingbusinesslicenses.Theycanaffectaperson’sabilitytogetajobandqualificationforbenefits.
Inall,morethan45,000lawsandrulesservetostopvastnumbersofpeoplefromfullyparticipatinginAmericanlife.Therefore,theselawarealsocounterproductive,sincetheymakeitharderforpeoplewithcriminalrecordstofindhousingorlandajob,twokeyfactorsthatreducebacksliding（重蹈覆辙）.Arecentreportmakesseveralrecommendations,includingthecancelofmostpost-convictionpunishments,exceptforthosespecificallyneededtoprotectpublicsafety.
Thepointisnottoexcuseor
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