浙江专版版高考英语一轮复习 精选提分专练 第五周 星期日 仿真模拟卷五Word下载.docx

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B.Heisanairportclerk.

C.Heisacomputeroperator.

3.Wherehasthewomanbeentorecently?

A.Germany.

B.WestAfrica.

C.France.

4.Whatdoesthewomanwantthemantodo?

A.Togetahaircut.

B.Todosomeshopping.

C.Toattendaparty.

5.Howdoesthemanknowtheadvertisement?

A.Bycallingthemanager.

B.Byvisitingthehotel.

C.Byreadingtoday’snewspaper.

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。

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.Whereistheconversationtakingplace?

A.Inazoo.

B.Inapetstore.

C.Ataparty.

7.Whatcoloristhewoman’sdog?

A.White.B.Black.C.Brown.

听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。

8.WhatisProfessorSmith’slectureabout?

A.Anewfoundenergy.

B.Theenergyproblem.

C.Hottopicsofnature.

9.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofthelecture?

A.Interesting.

B.Ordinary.

C.Challenging.

10.WhatisthemostimportantmeansaccordingtoProfessorSmith?

A.Findsomenewenergy.

B.Limittheuseofenergy.

C.Treasuretheenergyleft.

听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。

11.Wherehasthewomanbeen?

A.Downstairs.

B.Downtown.

C.Home.

12.Whatcoloristhenewsofa?

A.Brown.　B.Blue.　C.Yellow.

13.Whatdoesthewomanthinkoftheoldsofa?

A.It’soldfashioned.

B.It’stoonarrowtosleepon.

C.Itdoesn’tmatchtheirfurniture.

听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。

14.WhyhasthewomanbookedtheSkyPalacefortheman?

A.Itoffersquiteagoodservice.

B.Itisnearthecompanyhe’llvisit.

C.Itischeaperandmoreconvenient.

15.Whatdoesthemanaskthewomantodo?

A.Fetchtheticketsnow.

B.Getatravelagencynumber.

C.FindanotherhotelinBrussels.

16.Whatistheman’sfinaldestination?

A.Brussels.　B.London.　C.Barcelona.

17.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Husbandandwife.

B.Doctorandpatient.

C.Bossandsecretary.

听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。

18.Insomepeople’sopinion，whatdothefirstchildandtheonlychildhaveincommon?

A.Theystronglybelieveinfamilyrules.

B.Theytendtotakeresponsibilityforthemselves.

C.Theyareverylikelytosucceedinlife.

19.Whatdopeoplegenerallythinkaboutthemiddlechildreninafamily?

A.Theygrowuptobefunnyandcharming.

B.Theygetlessattentionfromtheirparents.

C.Theylosetheirwayeasilyinthecrowd.

20.Whatdidtherecentstudyfindaboutlaterchildren?

A.Theyoftendidbetterinlife.

B.Theybelievedinfamilyrules.

C.Theystrictlyfollowedorders.

第二部分　阅读理解（共两节，满分35分）

第一节　（共10小题；

每小题2.5分，满分25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

（2018·

山东滨州期中）

Theshower，Ifind，isthebestplacetocry.Thewatercoversthesoundofmysadness，whilewashingawayanyevidenceofmypain.Ishowerafterthekidshavegonetobed；

it’stheonlytimeIcanbealone.

Ialwaysdidmybesttoprotectmytwochildrenfrommytears.IfIneededtocry，Icriedbymyself.Yet，Iencouragemytwoboystocry.My7yearoldprideshimselfonnevercryingatschool.“Oh，butyoumustcry，”Iinsist.“Cryingisgood.Itgetsthesadnessout.Neverholdbackyourtears.”

ButthenIdidjustthat.Whatmightitdotothemtoseetheirmotherupset?

Thenmyfatherdied，andtherewasnowayIcouldschedulemygriefandkeepmyfeelingsinside.Itriedtogetonwiththings，butthesadnessstillcame.Therealizationthatmydadwasactuallygonehitmewithanintensity（紧张）thatwasimpossibletocoverup.Tomysurprise，myboysdidn’tseemtooalarmed.Later，theyfoundmehidinginthebedroomoneafternoon，weeping.“It’sOK，mommiesgetsadtoo，”Itoldthem，smilingthroughmytears.“Don’tbesad，Mommy.Granddadiscomingbackasababy，”my7yearoldsaid，histinyarmstretchedacrossmyshoulders.“Thinkaboutlove，”hewenton.“Thinkaboutallthepeoplewholoveyou.”

Irealizedthatinhidingmypain，Iwasonlydenyingwhatitmeanstobehuman.IfeltasifIhadledmysonstobelievethat“negative”emotionsareonlyaconcept，andnotsomethingtheyshouldpossess.It’sonethingtotellmychildrenit’sOKtocry.It’sanothertoshowthemhowit’sdone.Weowethattoourchildren，accordingtosocialresearcherandauthorBreneBrown.DuringherTEDtalk，Brownsaid，“It’snecessaryweletourselvesbeseen—deeplyseen”.

“Ourjobisnottoprotectourchildren，tokeepthemperfect，”saidBrown.“Ourjobistolookandsay，‘you’reimperfect，andyou’remadeforstruggles，butyouareworthyofloveandbelonging’.”

21.Accordingtothepassage，theauthor.

A.seldomscheduleshergrief

B.believesboysshouldbetough

C.findsinspirationwhensheshowers

D.oftengetshersadnessout

22.Wherewastheauthorwhenshewasfoundcryingbyhersons?

A.Inthebathroom.

B.Intheauthor’sbedroom.

C.Inherfather’shouse.

D.Inthekitchen.

23.Whatdidtheauthorrealizeaftershefailedtohideherpain?

A.Herson’swordsweremovingandcomforting.

B.Hersoncompletelyunderstoodhersadness.

C.Thewayshehandledsadnesshadmisledherchildren.

D.Herchildrendidn’tworryabouthersadnessatall.

24.Thearticleismeanttotellparentsthattheyshould.

A.tellkidsit’snotallrighttocry

B.getanyoftheiremotionsout

C.pushchildrentoworktowardperfection

D.teachchildrenhowtodealwithgrief

B

（2017·

甘肃兰州一中月考）

TheGoldenGateBridgeinSanFrancisco，Californiaisoneoftheworld’smostbeautifulbridges.Itisalsooneofthemostvisitedplacesintheworld.Vehiclescrossthebridgeanaverageof41milliontimeseachyear.Morethan1,800hundredmillionvehicleshaveusedthebridgesinceitopenedmorethan70yearsago.

Thebridgewaspainted“InternationalOrange”becausethatcolorwentwellwiththenaturalsurroundings.Thecoloralsoiseasiertoseeintheheavyfogthatoftencoversthearea.ButtheGoldenGateBridgewasnotnamedforitsorangecolor.Itwasnamedforthebodyofwaterthatitcrosses，theGoldenGateStrait.

TheGoldenGateStraitistheentrancetotheSanFranciscoBayfromthePacificOcean.TheGoldenGateBridgelinksthecityofSanFranciscowithMarinCounty，California.Planningforthebridgebeganinthe1920swhentheareaaroundSanFranciscowasgrowing.Peoplelivingintheareaneededanotherwaytogettothecitybesidessmallferries（渡船）.

JosephStrausswasthechiefengineerfortheproject.Workbeganin1934.MrStraussdemandedthestrongestsafetyprotectionsinthehistoryofbridgebuilding.Theseincludedthefirstuseof“hardhats”toprotecttheworkers’headsandspecialglassestoprotecttheireyes.

Aspecialsafetynetwassuspended（挂）underthebridge.Thisnetsavedthelivesof19menduringtheconstruction.However,11otherworkerswerekilledwhentheyfellfromthebridgethroughthenet.Still，thiswasanewsafetyrecordforthetime.

TheGoldenGateBridgeopenedin1937.Itextends1,280metersacrossthewater.Thetotallengthis2,737meters.Itwasthelargestsuspensionbridge（吊桥）intheworlduntil1964.ThatiswhentheVerrazanoNarrowsBridgeopenedinNewYorkCity.Today，theGoldenGateBridgeistheninthlongestsuspensionbridgeintheworld.

25.TheGoldenGateBridgewasnamedafter.

A.thelocalclimateB.thecolorofapaint

C.thestraititcrossesD.itsnaturalsurroundings

26.Thepurposeofsuspendingaspecialsafetynetisto.

A.protecttheenvironment

B.makeconstructioneasier

C.preventworkersfromfalling

D.savebuildingmaterialsfromfalling

27.Thepassageiswrittento.

A.invitereaderstoSanFrancisco

B.introducetheGoldenGateBridge

C.describehowtheGoldenGateBridgewasbuilt

D.tellthestoryofanengineercalledJosephStrauss

C

河北衡水中学联考）

Asthemorningschoolbellringsandstudentsrushin，teenagersinoneclassroomsettleontomatsandmeditation（冥想）pillows.Theyfallsilentaftertheteachertapsa“singingbowl”.

Thesestudentsareinaforcredit，yearlongmindfulnessclass，whichismeanttoeaseyouthanxietyanddepressionandtopreventviolence.For90minutes，threedaysaweek，theypracticeamixofyoga，sitting，andwalkingmeditation，deepbreathing，journaling，andnonjudgmentallistening.

YogaandmeditationhavegainedpopularityamongAmericansinrecentdecades，supportedbystudiesshowingbenefitstoemotional，mental，andphysicalhealth.ThecenturiesoldpracticeshaverootsinEasternreligions，butWesternculturehaslongfocusedonphysicalpostures（姿势），breathing，andrelaxationtechniques.

Somepeoplehavegreetedthemovewithlessthanenthusiasm.Lastyear，anelementaryschoolinOhioendeditsmindfulnessprogramafterparentscomplaineditwastoocloselylinkedtoreligion.Butmanyschooldistrictsarereportingsuccess.InRichmond，California，schoolshavereporteddropsinschoolproblemsamonglowincome，atriskyouths.TheschooldistrictinSouthBurlington，Vermont，introducedasuccessfulmindfulnesscourseaspartofahealthandwellnessprogram，andnowadministratorstherehaveadvocatedmindfulnessintoK12curriculums.

Twoyearsago，CaverlyMorgandevelopedtheafterschoolmindfulnessprogramteamedupwithAllysonCopacino，whoteachesyoga.Afterhundredsofstudentssignedup，PrincipalBrianChatardtooknote.Theschoolwasdealingwithastudent’ssuicide（自杀），andfewresourceswereavailabletoaddressstudents’emotionalandmentalhealth.

“Highschoolisthehardestperiodoftimeforkids，”MrChatardsaid.“You’vegotemotionalchanges，physicalchanges，andallthesocialpressures.It’salsotheonsetofmentalillnessforsomekids，depressionhits，andthere’sthepressureofcollegeandsports.Allth