广东省届高三第二学期联考英语试题及答案Word文档格式.docx

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第二节语法填空（共10小题;

每小题1.5分，满分15分）

阅读下面短文，按照句子结构的语法性和上下文连贯的要求，在空格处填入一个适当的词或使用括号中词语的正确形式填空，并将答案填写在答题卷标号为16~25的相应位置上。

TomostChinesestudents,studyingabroadcouldbeaburden.Therearelotsofdifficultiesfacingthemeveryday---languagebarrier,cultureshock,gaps16EasternandWesternlifestyles,expensivetuitionfeesandendlessresearchprojects.

ToSongYinan,however,studyingabroadwasa（n）17（forget）experience.Inherbook,Kiki’sLondonDiary,shetellsherstoriesin18optimisticway.

ThelanguagebarrieristhebiggestdifficultyChinesestudentswillmeetabroad.Inastory19（write）atthebeginningofherfirstterminLondon,Songsufferedsome20（embarrass）duringawelcomingparty,__21_____shewasintroducedtosomedrinkandwine.

However,shefoundthatshecouldn’treadmostoftheEnglishnamesofthedrinksandtherefore22（drink）onlycolaandfruitjuice.Shedescribedabout23redherfacewas.Songsays__24_______isnormalformostChinesetolosefacewhentheystudyabroad.Andsheishappytosharethestorywithothers.

Throughoutthebook,readerscanfeeltheoptimismandpersistenceofthisgirl.HerstudyandlifeexperiencesaresuretodelightanyChinese25（study）abroadorwhoplantodoso.

II阅读（共两节，满分50分）

第一节阅读理解（共20小题；

每小题2分，满分40分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

Youoftenhearabouthowtoreducesodium（钠）inyourdiet.“Choosethelow-sodiumoptions,”thedoctorsuggest.Mydoctortoldmejusttheopposite.IwastoeatatleasttwiceorthreetimestheamountofsodiumIhadpreviouslybeenconsuming（about500mg）ifIwishedtochangemybody’scurrentstateofdegeneration（衰退）.

Tobehonest,Idon’trememberwhenIstoppedhavingenoughsodiuminmydiet.Thehabitbeganataveryyoungage.Ineveratesaltychipsorfattyfoods,onlysweetcandiesandprettymuchanythingbutsaltyfoods.Ineverthoughtmuchaboutit.Nooneeveradvisesyoutogetenoughsodium,butyouhearallaboutcalcium（钙）.

Dizzinessuponstanding,extremelylowbloodpressureandpulse,andclubbingfingersareallindicatorsthatyoursodiumintakeisnotenough.IgrewupthinkingthatbecomingverydizzyafterIstandisjustafactoflife--samewithmylowbloodpressure.Oncemyfingersstartedtoclubandmycirculationwasverybad,Iknewsomethingseriouswashappening.

LaterIwasrecommendedtomycurrentdoctorwhothendiagnosedmewithPOTS（basicallyIbecomedizzyuponstandingduetolowbloodpressure）.Thetreatment?

Havesaltyfoodstoincreasebloodvolume.Thefunnythingisthatmymomwastellingmeformonthsthatsodiumwouldhelp.AlthoughItookmymother’sadvice,itdidn’treallyhithomeuntilmydoctorrecommendedthesame.WhatyoueatisnolaughingmatteranditturnsoutIwasdoingmoreharmthangoodtomyself.

Bouilloncubesandsaltypopcornaremynewbestfriends,alongwithlightGatorade.I’mstillhesitantabouttheartificialsweetenersintheGatorade,buthey,it’sastart.Irealizethatmostpeoplehavetheoppositeproblemandneedtoreducesodiumintake,butallIaskisthatyoudonotgototheotherextremeeither.Thereisahappymediumwhenitcomestoourdiets.

26.AccordingtoParagraph1,whatwasthewriteradvisedtodobyherdoctor?

A.Toeatfoodthatisnotsalty.

B.Toconsumemoresodiumthanbefore.

C.Toavoiddoingwhateverothersoftendo.

D.Toconsumeatleast500mgsodiumeachday.

27.Weinferthatwhenthewriterwasyoung,she.

A.likedeatingallkindsoffood

B.didn’tknowtheimportanceofcalcium

C.oftenreceivedadvicefromherdoctor

D.didn’tthinklackingsodiumwouldbeaproblem

28.WhatcanweknowfromParagraph3?

A.Whatcausesmostpeopletofeeldizzy.

B.Whattheharmofhavinglowbloodpressureis.

C.Whatwillhappenifwedon’ttakeinenoughsodium.

D.Whenthewriterhadthehabitoftakinginlittlesodium.

29.Wecaninferfromthepassagethatthewriter’smother.

A.wasveryparticularaboutherdiet

B.didn’tcareaboutthewriter’shealth

C.knewwhatwaswrongwithherdaughter

D.didn’tthinkadoctorwouldhelpherdaughter

30.Attheendofthepassage,thewriterconcludesthat.

A.takinginsaltisveryimportant

B.peoplelikegoingtoextremes

C.peopledon’teathealthyfoodnowadays

D.peopleshouldavoideatingsomethingtoomuchortoolittle

B

ChineseimmigrantshavelivedandworkedinAmericasincethe1800s.Today,AsiansareAmerica’sfastestgrowingminority.Almosteverymajorcityinthecountryhasanareacalled“Chinatown.”

FromSanFranciscotoNewYork,peoplevisitChinatownforrestaurants,grocerystores,herbalcures,andotherbusinesses.ButmanyChinesehavemovedoutoftraditionalChinatownneighborhoodsandnowliveinsuburbsjustoutsidetheinnercity.Forexample,oneofthelargestmainlyChinesesuburbsisjustoutsideLosAngeles,California.ButsuchareasareverydifferentfromtheoldChinatown.

SteveWongisactingdirectoroftheChineseAmericanMuseuminLosAngeles.HesaysChinatownsinmajorAmericancitiesarenowmainlyfortourists.Hesaid,“IfyouwalkaroundChinatowntodayinLosAngelesandmanyotherbigcities,youhavethesefacades（外观）ofChinese-ness,whichsometimesisrealandsometimesit'

snot.AndsoyouhavegiftshopsandChinesefoodwhichiscateringtowardsAmericantastes.Idon'

tevencallitChinesefood”

Butatonetime,ChinatownwastheonlyplacewhereChineseimmigrantscouldlive.ThefirstChineseimmigrantsarrivedfromsouthernChinainthe1800saslaborers.ManyworkedonbuildingAmerica'

sfirstrailroads.Then,in1882,theUnitedStatesbannedChineseimmigration.Hostility（敌意）towardtheChineseledtothecreationofChinatowns.SteveWongtellsabouthowtheneighborhoodsdeveloped.Hesaid,“Withoutbeingabletobringinfamiliesandwomen,Chinesemenweren'

tabletodeveloptheircommunities.Sotheyhadtoturntotheoutsideandcreateaneconomybasedontourism.”

MinZhouisaprofessorattheUniversityofSouthernCaliforniaLosAngeles.Inthepastthirtyyears,ChineseimmigrantsfromChinacametoAmericaasstudentsandthenstayedintheUnitedStates.Hesaid,“Alotofthemarefrommiddleclass,theywanttobuyorrenthousesratherthanliveinapartmentsandtheyalsowanttofindgoodschooldistricts.SoChinatownisnotattractivetothem.”

31.WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph1?

A.MostimmigrantstotheUSinthe1800swereChinese.

B.ChinesepeopleintheUSmainlyliveinChinatowns.

C.MostnewimmigrantstotheUSarefromChina.

D.ChinatownsareverycommoninAmerica.

32.WelearnthatafterChineseimmigrantsintheUSmovedtothesuburbs,they.

A.builtnewChinatownstoattracttouriststhere

B.builtmanytraditionalChineserestaurantsthere

C.didn’tmaketheirnewhomeslookliketheiroldones

D.oftenvisitedrestaurants,grocerystoresandherbalcuresdowntown

33.WhatisimpliedabouttheChinesefoodmentionedbySteveWong?

A.ItisactuallyveryAmerican.

B.Americansdon’tlikeit.

C.ItistoospicyforAmericanpeople.

D.Itiscateredt