高考英语冲刺60天精品模拟卷五文档格式.docx

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GoogleTranslate

Whentravelingoutsideyourhomecountry,youmayneedsomelanguagehelp.GoogleTranslateisanappthatcanhelpyouunderstandalanguageotherthanyournativetongue.

TheGoogleTranslateapptranslatesbetween103differentlanguages.Copytextintotheapptoseeatranslation.Youcanalsohandwritetextontothescreen.Useyourphone’scameratoseeatranslationofsigns.Pointthelens（镜头）atwordstoseethetranslationonthephone’sscreen.TheappworksevenwithoutanInternetconnection.

GoogleTranslateisavailableforfree.

OpenTable

OpenTableisarestaurantreservationapptohelpusersdiscoverandmakereservationsatrestaurants.Searchbylocation,cooking,reviewsandprices.

OpenTableincludes31,000restaurantsaroundtheworld.Checktheapptofindinformationandmakereservationswithintheapp.

OpenTableisavailablefreeforAndroidandiPhoneandiPad.

1.Howdoestheapp“TripIt”benefittheusers?

A.Itprovidesjobsconcerningtravel.

B.Ithelpsthemplantheirtrip.

C.Ithelpsthemsortoutemailsabouttravel.

D.Ithelpsthemmunicatebetter.

2.Whatcanusersdotomakefulluseoftheapp“TripIt”?

A.Payforaversionoftheapp.

B.Signupforafreeaccount.

C.Updatetheappatleastonceamonth.

D.Uploadacertainamountofrelevantinformation.

3.Whatshould“GoogleTranslate”usersdofirstiftheywanttoknowaforeignshopsign?

A.Readittothephone.

B.UsetheGooglesearchengine.

C.Refertoane-dictionaryonthephone.

D.Seeitthroughthephone'

scamera.

4.Whatcanusersdowiththeapp“OpenTable”?

A.Bookfoodinadvance.

B.Deliverfoodtoaplacequickly.

C.Buyrawmaterialstoproducegooddishes.

D.Cookfoodaccordingtotherecipestheappprovides.

2、 

IwastakingthegarbageouttwonightsagoandIrecognizedaneighborsoIsaidhi.WestartedchattingandhebeganbytellingmehowhiswifepassedawayinSeptemberlastyearandhowtheyhadbeentogetherfor63years.Heisnow87.

IwasdelightedtolistentohisstoriesaboutwhenhelivedinPoland,thecountrythatheisfrom,andhowhewasaskilledworkerthatgotpaymentonlywithfoodandwine.HecontinuedtotellmeveryinterestingfactsaboutcrowshehadseenonNationalGeographic《国家地理》,andabouthowhappyheisinthisneighborhoodwherehecanwalkeverywhereanddoesn’tevenneedacartogetaround.

Wechattedforabout30minutesandthenwebegantopartways.Onhiswaybackhome,hewassuretoletmeknowhowIhadmadehisdaybychattingwithhim.Hesaidhe’soldandjusttalkstohimselfeveryday.

Duringtheconversation,hetoldmewhatunithelivesin,inthebuildingandIwassohappyaboutthat!

Idecidedtobakeadeliciouspieandsomepeanutbuttercookiestosharewithhim,andchatwithhimsomemore.Inthemeantime,Iwanttoaskhimifhewouldlikemetovisitfromtimetotime.I’msurehe’lllovethepanyandthehumaninteraction.

SoIwantedtosharemystory,becausenotonlydidImakehisday,butalsohemademine!

Itwasthehighlightofmyday,andnowIcan’twaittosurprisehimwithmyfood!

1.Howdidtheauthor’sneighborbeginhistalkwithhim?

A.Bytellinghimhowhiswifedied.

B.BytellinghimwhyheleftPoland.

C.Bytellinghimwhathishobbieswere.

D.Bytellinghimhowhegotalongwithhischildren.

2.Whatmadetheauthoroverjoyed?

A.Hisneighbour’skindcharacters.

B.Hisneighbour’slifeexperiences.

C.Hisneighbour’soptimisticattitude.

D.Hisneighbour’sfortablelifestyle.

3.Whatdoyouknowabouttheoldman?

A.Hehasbeenlivingahardanddifficultlife.

B.Heistoooldtosupporthimselfonhisown.

C.Itishardforhimtofindsomeonetochatwith.

D.Nooneisinterestedinhisstoriesexcepttheauthor.

4.Whatistheauthorgoingtodotofurthertherelationshipwithhisneighbor?

A.Dosomehouseworkforhimregularly.

B.Makefoodforhim.

C.Bringhimouttoeat.

D.Invitehimtohishome.

3、 

Imaginegettingasoftdrinkfromarobotmachineusingonlyyoursmartphone.OrscanningaQRcode（二维码）tobuygoodsfromanewspaperad.

Bymakinguseofthesenewtechnologies,ChinamobileshoppingisabitaheadoftheUnitedStates.Chinaisstilltheworld'

slargestsmartphonemarket,eventhoughgrowthisslow.Itaccountsforabout30percentoftheglobalsmartphonemarket,andChinesesmartphoneusersareexpectedtojumpfrom526.8millionto640millionin2018,accordingtoeMarketer.Anditsshoppersareusingtheirinstrumentstorushtopurchaseawiderangeofgoodsandservices.

NearlyhalfofallChina'

se-mercesales,totaling$505.7billion,aremadewithmobiledevices,versusroughlyone-quarterintheUS,accordingtoeMarketer.By2019,China'

smobilesaleswillaccountfor71percentofthosesales.

“Wedon'

tseemobilebuyingstayingunchangeableforthenextfiveyears,”saidMonicaPearl,eMarketer'

sdirectorofforecasting.“It'

llincreasebecauseconsumerbehaviorhaschanged.”Feature&

shy;

rich（功能多样的）,cheapsmartphonesarealsohelpingfueltheboom,sheadded.

“Chinais,afterall,amobilefirstmarket,”explainsBrianBuchwald,CEOofconsumerintelligencefirmBomoda.Soithasbeenabletogobeyondothermarkets,whichmainlyusedPCsforpurchases.

Meanwhile,theChinesegovernmenthasallowedafree-flowingretailandpaymentsmarketplace.“Therearenorestraints（约束）,”saidMichaelZakkour,vicepresidentofChina/AsiaPacificpracticeatTompkinsInternational.

Andthat'

sgoodnewsforWeChat,amessagingappthat'

sonlyfiveyearsoldandisofferedbytheInternetgiantTencent.Theappnowhas650millionusers.Andagoodmassofthemareusingtheappformobileshopping.Theresultisthat 

WeChatpayments,alongwithAlibaba'

sAlipay,leadthemarket.BecauseretailerscaneasilysetupshopsinsideWeChat,userscanplanfamilyvacations,orderataxiorevenbuyclotheswithoutgoinganywhereelse.

ChinaisuptothreeyearsaheadoftheUSinmobileshopping,saidBuchwald.“Andit'

smovingfasterthananyotherareaoftheeconomy.It'

sthefuture.”

1.WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph2?

A.ChinahasmoregoodsthantheUnitedStates.

B.America'

snewtechnologiesareasgoodasChina.

C.China'

ssmartphonemarketislargerthanthatoftheUnitedStates.

D.AmericansmartphoneuserswillbeaheadofChinesein2018.

2.AccordingtoMonicaPearl,whyismobileshoppingincreasinginChina?

A.Chinesearefondofusingthesenewtechnologies.

B.NearlyhalfofallChina'

semercesalesaremadewithmobiledevices.

C.Smartphonesarecheaperthananyothercountryintheworld.

D.Thebehaviorofcustomershaschanged.

3.WhichbestdescribestheBuchwald'

sattitudetowardChinesemobileshopping?

A.Doubtful.

B.Optimistic.

C.Cautious.

D.Worried.

4、

HillaryClintonpromisedOnOctober30,2016thatshewouldnotbe“knockedoffcourse”intheelection'

sfinaldays,asshesoughttopushpastanewFBIemailinquirythatdeliveredalatejolt（震动）toherraceagainstRepublicanDonaldTrump.

“I'

mnotstoppingnow,we'

rejustgettingwarmedup,”Clintondeclaredduringapackedrally（集会）withsupportersinFlorida.“We'

renotgoingtobedistracted,nomatterwhatouropponentsthrowatus.”

TrumpcampaignedinLasVegasataclubownedbybillionaireGOPmajordonorSheldonAdelsonandaccusedtheJusticeDepartment,withoutofferingevidence,oftryingtoprotectClintonfollowingtheFBI'

sdiscoveryofnewemailsthatcouldberelatedtoitsinvestigationintoClinton'

suseofaprivateemailserver.

“Hillaryhasnobodybutherselftoblameforhermountinglegalproblems,”Trumpsaidduringarally.

Meanwhile,federalinvestigatorssecuredawarrant（权证）toexaminethenewlydiscoveredemailsrelatedtoHillaryClinton'

sprivateserver,mediareportedonSunday,asaprominentDemocrataccusedFBIDirectorJameseyofbreakingthelawbytryingtoinfluencetheelection.

ThewarrantwillallowtheFBItoexaminetheemailstoseeiftheyarerelevanttoitsinvestigationintotheprivateemailserverusedforgovernmentworkbyClinton,theDemocraticpresidentialnominee,whileshewassecretaryofstatefrom2009to2013.

eycameunderheavypressurefromDemocratsonSundaytoquicklyprovidedetailsoftheemails,asClintonalliesworriedthecontroversycouldextendbeyondtheNov8electionandcastashadowoveraClintontransitionifshewinstheWhiteHouse.

ey'

sdisclosureoftheemaildiscoveryinalettertoCongressonFridayplunged（使陷入）thefinaldaysoftheWhiteHouseracebetweenClintonandRepublicanDonaldTrumpintoastateofconfusionanddisorder.

SenateDemocraticLeaderHarryReidsentalettertoeyonSundaysuggestingheviolatedtheHatchAct,whichbanstheuseofafederalgovernmentpositiontoinfluenceanelection.

1.WhatisJamesey?

A.SenateDemocraticLeader.

B.AprominentDemocrat.

C.FBIDirector.

D.HeadoftheJusticeDepartment.

2.WhathasFBImadeadiscoveryof?