学年高三第四次调研考试Word文件下载.docx

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录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。

第一节（共5小题；

每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）

听下面5段对话。

每段对话后有一个小题，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。

听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题．每段对话仅读一遍。

1.WhomightJanebe?

A.Thewoman’smother.B.Theman’swife.C.Theman’smother.

2.Wheredoesthemanwanttogo?

A.Theseaside.B.Abusstop.C.Apostoffice.

3.Whatdoesthewomanmean?

A.ThemanshouldquitMr.Smith’slessons.

B.Themancan’tgraduate.

C.ThemanhastotakeMr.Smith’slessons.

4.Whatwillthewomando?

A.Lendthemanhertypewriter.B.Typesomethingfortheman.C.Takeachancetoguess.

5.Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman?

A.Shedidn’tlistentotheman.

B.Sheregrettedhavinglistenedtotheman.

C.Shewillchoosemorecoursesthisterm.

第二节（共15小题;

每小题1.5分,共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。

听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。

6.Whycan’tthewomanhavethepartyonthetwenty-ninth?

A.Shewillattendameeting.B.Shewilltraveltoanothercity.C.Shewillseeherdoctor.

7.Howlongwillthepartyrun?

A.Fourhours.B.Threehours.C.Twohours.

听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。

8.Whycan’tthewomanusebothherhandswell?

A.Hermotherdidn’tallowhertouselefthand.

B.Shewasbornright-handed.

C.Shewantedtobethesameasotherpeople.

9.Whatdoesthemanthinkofbeingleft-handed?

A.Itissometimesinconvenient.B.Itdoesn’tmattertohim.C.Itisbetterthanbeingright-handed.

10.Whatdoweknowabouttheman?

A.Heoftenlendshiscartoothers.

B.Hedriveswithhislefthand.

C.Hisfriendsoftengivehimaride.

听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。

11.Whatdoesthewomanwantthemantodofirst?

A.Drysomedishes.B.Washsomeplates.C.Cleanthestove.

12.Wherewillthemanlookforanothertowel?

A.Ontheshelf.B.Inthedrawer.C.Inthecabinet.

13.Whatdoesthemansuggestthewomandowiththeoldtowel?

A.Cleanherbike.B.Cleanhercar.C.Cleanthegarage.

听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。

14.Whatisthemandoinghere?

A.Takingabusinesstrip.B.Visitinghisgirlfriend.C.Havingaholidayalone.

15.Wherewillhereturnthecar?

A.InSanFrancisco.B.Righthere.C.Inanotheroffice.

16.Whatwillthewomandonext?

A.Bringthemanthekeys.B.Talkabouttheinsurance.C.Bringthemansomeforms.

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17.Whatare“mallrats”?

A.Thosewhospendalotoftimeinmalls.

B.Thosewhoshopregularlyinmalls.

C.Thosewhostealthingsfrommalls.

18.WhichisNOTmentionedasareasonwhypeoplelikemalls?

A.Feelingsafe.B.Comfortableenvironment.C.Reasonableprices.

19.HowmanynightclubsarethereintheMallofAmericainMinnesota?

A.350.B.8.C.7.

20.WhenwasthefirstindoormallbuiltinAmerica?

A.In1935.B.In1963.C.In1965.

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，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A篇

Thefollowingisanexcerpt（片段）fromawebsitecolumn.

Yourlife,yourdecisions

Thisweek’sproblems

1

Afterleavinguniversity,Lindagotawell-paidjobwithabigcitybank.Shehasnowworkedthereforeightyearsandhasbeenpromotedtwice.However,sheisn’treallyhappyinherwork.Shehateshavingtocommute（通勤）throughtherushhour,doesn’tenjoyofficepoliticsorthestressandlonghours.

Shehasbeenconsideringquittingherjobandgoingtoworkasavolunteeroverseas.Shewouldliketobedoingajobwheresheisreallymakingadifferencetootherpeople’slives.Butshouldshetaketheplunge?

2

TomandhisgirlfriendSuziehavebeentogetherforsixyears.Theywereplanningtogetmarriedandstartafamilyinthenearfuture,butTomhasjustbeenofferedaonce-in-a-lifetimeopportunityabroad.HisemployerswanthimtospendtwoyearsattheNewYorkoffice.Suziedoesn’twanttofollowhimtoNewYorkasshehasjustlandedherdreamjobinLondon.Cantheyrealisticallymaintainalongdistancerelationship?

WhatshouldTomdoforthebest?

Itdependsonwhatotherresponsibilitiesshehas.Ifshedoesn’thaveafamilytosupport,thenwhynot?

Youonlyliveonce.

Jack,UK

Iftheywanttomaketherelationshipworklongdistance,thenit’scertainlypossible.ButmaybeTomsecretlywantstoputsomedistancebetweenthem.Ishereadyformarriage?

Beata,Poland

IfsheissounhappythenIthinkshehasnorealalternative.Sheshouldleave—ifshedoesn’t,she’llregretit.

Vikram,India

Idon’tthinklongdistancerelationshipseverwork.Maybeforawhileatthebeginningofarelationship,butnotlikethis.IfhewantstostaywithSuzie,heshouldn’tgo.

Ana,Brazil.

Ithinkshehasanumberofdifferentoptions.Shecould,forexample,askforayear’sunpaidleavesothatshecouldtryouthernewlifestyleandstillcomebacktoherjobifitdoesn’tworkout.

Chiara,Italy

Idon’tseetheproblem.Theycantalktoeachothereverydayiftheywantto—it’scheapenoughnowonline.Flightsaren’tthatexpensiveeither,andthesalarywillbegood.Tomshouldgoforit!

Katie,Ireland

21.WhatisLinda’sproblem?

A.Sheisunhappywiththepresentjob.B.Shehasquitherjobbuthasn’tfoundanewone.

C.Sheisn’tsatisfiedwithhersalary.D.Shehasanewbosswhoenjoysofficepolitics.

22._____thinksLindashouldfollowherdreamwithouthesitation.

A.JackB.VikramC.ChiaraD.Ana

23.WhatisTomandSuzie’sproblem?

A.Theyareunabletogetmarriedbecauseoftheirfinancialproblems.

B.Theirlong-distancerelationshipisontheedgeofbreakingup.

C.Suziehasfoundherdreamjob,whichTomdoesn’tgiveenoughsupportto.

D.TomhasgotachancetoworkinNewYork,butSuziepreferstostayinLondon.

24.WhichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtoBeata?

A.ItisTomwhomaynotwanttomarrySuzie.B.Longdistancerelationshipsseldomwork.

C.TomandSuzieneedmorecommunication.D.SuziehadbettergivecredittoTom’sdecision.

B篇

Picturethescene:

Youcomehomeafterworkfeelingtooexhaustedtocook–onlytofindadeliciousmealworthyofaMichelin-starredrestaurantwaitingforyou.Itsoundslikeafantasy,butitcouldbeabouttocometruethankstoarobotchefdevelopedbyBritishscientists.

Thosescientistshavecomeupwithasetofroboticarmssosmartthattheyarecapableofcookingmealsallbythemselves.Thedevicewillbesoldfromasearlyas2017aspartofapurpose-builthigh-techkitchen.

ScientistsatMoleyRoboticsspentalmost18yearsdevelopingthehands.Accordingtoitscreators,thearmscanchop,stir,whiskandbastewellenoughtorecreatealmostanythingyouwouldcaretoeat,whetheritisasimplehome-cookedsupper,oracomplicatedcreationdesignedbyaworld-classchef.Thehandsmovealittleslowly,hoveringstrangelyabovetheworksurfacewhenevertheyarenotbusy,buttheyimitatehumanmovementscloselyenoughthattheycandothingssuchaswipingaspoonontheedgeofapantopreventdrips.

MrOleynik,whoisleadingtheproject,said,“Allthethingswhicharepossiblewiththehandarepossiblehere.Thereisnolimitation.AlotofpeoplewanttogotoMichelin-starredrestaurants,buttheyarequiteexpensiveandmaybequitefarfromthehome.Thisisanopportunityforpeopletoenjoyverygoodfood,andforareasonableprice.”

Theonlycuisinethatisofftherobot’smenuatthemomentissushi,whichrequiresextremelysteadypressureandnimblefingerstomake,buttheteamplantoconquerthataswellbythetimeitgoesonsale.

25.PeoplegotoMichelin-starredrestaurantsinorderto______.

A.appreciatecartiresB.enjoydeliciousmealsC.seethenewrobotchefsD.escapefromwork

26.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“they”inParagraph2referto?

A.BritishscientistsB.Therobotchef’sarmsC.CooksatrestaurantsD.Householdwives

27.WhichkindoffoodCAN’Ttherobotchefcookatpresent?

A.BreadB.BeefC.SushiD.Sandwich

28.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?

A.Handsofarobotchefcanperformexactlylikeacook.

B.Robotchefsareavailableatshoppingmalls.

C.Michelin-starredrestaurantsaresuitableformanypeople.

D.Itisuncertainwhentherobotcancookallkindsoffood.

C篇

Inanidealworld，peoplewouldnottestmedicinesonanimals.Suchexperimentsarestressfulandsometimespainfulforanimals，andexpensiveandtimeconsumingforpeople.Yetanimalexperimentationisstillneededtohelpbridgevastgapsinmedicalknowledge.Thatiswhytherearesome50to100millionanimalsusedinresearcharoundtheworldeachyear.

Europe，onthewhole，hastheworld’smostrestrictive（严格的）lawsonanimalexperiments.Evenso，itsscientistsusesome12millionanimalsayear，mostofthemmiceandrats，formedicalresearch.Officialstatisticsshowthatjust1.1millionanimalsareusedinresearchinAmericaeachyear.Butthatismisleading.TheAmericanauthoritiesdonotthinkmiceandratsareworthcountingand，asthesearethemostcommonlaboratoryanimals，thetruefigureismuchhigher.JapanandChinahaveevenlesscomprehensive（全面的）datathanAmerica.

NowEuropeisreformingtherulesgoverninganimalexperimentsbyrestrictingthenumberofanimalsusedinlabs.Alternativestoanimaltesting，suchasusinghumantissueorcomputermodels，arenowstronglyrecommended.Inaddition，sharingallresearchresultsfreelyshouldhelptoreducethenumberofanimalsforscientificuse.Atpresent，scientistsoftenshareonlytheresultsofsuccessfulexperiments.Iftheirfindin