河北省邢台市捷径高考高三第六次模拟考试英语精校 Word版含答案.docx
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河北省邢台市捷径高考高三第六次模拟考试英语精校Word版含答案
邢台市捷径高考高三第六次模拟考试
英语
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A
Teacherssaythedigitalagehashadagoodinfluence-andanot-so-goodinfluence-onthisgenerationofAmericanteenagers.Morethan2,000teacherstookanonlinesurvey.Three-quartersoftheteacherssaidtheInternetanddigitalsearchtoolshavehada"mostlypositive"effectontheirstudents'researchhabitsandskills.But64percentsaidthetechnologies"domoretodistract(使------分心)studentsthantohelpthemacademically."And87percentagreedthatthesetechnologiesarecreatingan"easilydistractedgenerationwithshortattentionspans."
ThePewInternetProjectdidthesurveywiththeNationalWritingProject.JudyBuchananisthevicedirectoroftheNationalWritingProjectandaco-authorofthereport.Ms.Buchanansaysdigitalresearchtoolsarehelpingstudentslearnmoreandfaster."Teachersreallyfavorthesetoolsbecausetheyarewaystomakesomeofthelearningexcitingandengaging.Youngpeoplefavorthesetools.Thegoalistoreallyhelpthembecomecreatorsofmeaningfulcontent,andnotjustsortofconsumers."
Butoneproblemthesurveyfoundisthatmanystudentslackdigitalliteracy.TheytrusttoomuckoftheinformationtheyfindontheInternet.Judysaysthesestudentshaven'tdevelopedtheskillstodeterminethequalityofonlineinformation."It'ssomethingthatreallyhastobetaughtandpaidattentionto.Becauseinaworldinwhichthingshappenquickly,youdoneedtostepback,reflectandanalyzetheinformationyouhave."
Anotherproblemisblamedonsomethingthatmightnotseemlikeaproblematall:
beingabletoquicklyfindinformationonline.Teacherssaytheresultisareductioninthedesireandabilityoftheirstudentstoworkhardtofindanswers.Theysaystudentsareoverlydependentonsearchenginesanddonotmakeenoughuseofprintedbooksorresearchlibraries.
ManyteachersarealsoconcernedthattheInternetmakesiteasyforstudentstocopyworkdonebyothersinsteadofusingtheirownabilities.
21.Whichofthefollowingbestshowsthestructureofthetext?
22.Thetextmainlytellsus____.
A.allthestudentsusedigitaltools
B.theInternetisplayingakeyrole
C.teachersencourageusingdigitaltools
D.digitaltoolsbringaboutbenefitsandproblems
23.Somestudentsdon'ttendtoworkhardbecause
A.theycangetanswersontheInternetquickly
B.printedbooksandlibrariesaroundaren'tenough
C.theInternetcan'tmakestudentsconcentrate
D.theycancopyeachothers'workwithoutbeingpunished
24.Theunderlinedsentenceinthethirdparagraphprobablymeans
A.studentsdonothavetherightdigitaltools
B.studentsdonotalwayshaveaccesstotheInternet
C.studentshaven'ttheabilitytoadjustthemselves
D.studentscan'tjudgeonlineinformationproperly
B
Oncountlessmorningsoverthepastyear,Istoodwithmyson,James,inourdriveway,watchingourneighborhurryofftokindergarten.MywifeandIwantedtogiveJamesthebesteducation,butthatmeantwe'dhavetochangeourjobsandspendlesstimewithourkid.Iaskedmyself,"Wouldthistrade-offbeworthit?
"WhenIlookattheresearchonchilddevelopment,Ithinkitmightnot.WhereourkidsgotoschoolmightmatterlessthanmostAmericanparentsthink.
Socialscientistshavelongtriedtodeterminewhysomechildrengrowuptobesuccessful.Ina2001study,GregDuncan,aprofessorofeducationattheUniversityofCalifornia,measuredtheinfluencethatthepeopleinachild'slifehaveonhowwellthechilddoesinschool.Duncanandhisteamfoundalmostnorelationshipbetweenhowstudentsdidonthetestandwhomtheysatbesideinclass,whomtheyhungoutwithafterschoolandwholivedintheirblock.Theonlymeaningfullinktheyfoundwasbetweensiblings(兄弟姐妹)andtwinsinparticular.
Foralongtime,scholarsthoughtthatafamily'sincomeheavilyaffectedhowwellkidsdidinlife.Butthatmightnotbethecase.WhenSusanMayerattheUniversityofChicagolookedattherelationshipbetweenfamilyincomeandlifetimeachievement,sheranaseriesofexperimentstomeasureit,findingsuchoutcomesweren'tcausedbyincome.Shearguedthatthethingsthatmakeadifferencearerelativelyinexpensive:
thenumberofbooksakidhasorhowoftenhisfamilygoestomuseums.
Lareau,anotherscholarbeganoneofthemostin-depthobservationsofAmericanparenting.Heconcludedthatsuccessismuchmorerelatedtotheamountoftimeparentsspendwiththeirchildren.Hesaid"ManyparentsIinterviewedareanxiousabouttheirchildren'sfutures.Buttheyhaveexaggerated(夸大)thesenseoftherisksinvolvediftheydon'tgivetheirchildren'thebest'ofeverything."
Soatlast,wedecidedtoleavethingsasitwere.Moretimewithourkidisthebestwecanprovide.
25.FromthepassageweknowthatmostAmericanparents_.
A.spendalotoftimewiththeirchildren
B.liketobuyavarietyofbooksfortheirchildren
C.thinkchildren'sachievementlargelydependsonschools
D.believetheirincomecannotaffordchildren'seducation
26.Whobelieveschildren'sbrothersandsistersmayinfluencetheiracademicperformance?
A.Lareau.B.GregDuncan.C.SusanMayer.D.James.
27.Thefirstparagraphisintendedto_.
A.introducethetopicofthepassage
B.confirmtheresultofaresearch
C.stresstheimportanceofgoodeducation
D.supportaresearchonchilddevelopment
28.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleofthepassage?
A.Parents'timematterstochildren'sfuture.
B.Schooleducationdetermineschildren'sfuture.
C.Familyincomecountstochildren'sachievements.
D.Lesseducationmeansmorerisksforchildren'ssuccess.
C
Attheageof45IdecidedtolearntheEnglishlanguage.NotthatIdidn'tknowthelanguage,buttoimprovemycommandoverthelanguage,IjoinedEnglishacademicclassesclosetomyhouse.Inoneclass,theinstructorgaveusasheetofahundredwordsandtoldustowritetheoppositeofeachwordashomework.AthomeIsatwiththatpagebutthoughIcouldmanagetheeasywordsquickly,forcertainwordsIhadtotakethehelpofthedictionary.
Feelingrelaxedandlikeanachiever,mynewfoundenthusiasmforcedmetoexploresomemorewords.Exploringthedictionary,foreverywordIfoundtheoppositeword(exceptallformsofnouns).Theentirenightwentonexploringwords,butthenightwasnotenoughtocompletethedictionary.Ihadenoughtimetohandinmyhomework,sothenextday,afterworkonceagainIsatinthroughthenightandstartedexploringoppositewordsfromthedictionary.
Theexercisewaseasy,butsuddenlysomethingstruckmymind.Insteadoffindingthewordswhichhaveoppositewords,IshouldlookforwordsthatdoNOThaveanyoppositeword.Aftergoingthroughsleeplessnightsthatweek,Icouldnotfindasinglewordwhichdoesn’thaveanoppositeword.
Thisamazedmeandforcedmetoconcludethatwithouttheoppositewordtheoriginalworddoesn’thaveitsrealmeaningorvalue.Inotherwords,everywordisincompletewithoutitsopposite.Theconclusionforcedmetothinkdifferently.Althoughmanyquestionsremainedunansweredinmymind,theonethingIconcludedwasthatthesewordsarecreatedbyhumansandeveryhumanpossessestwoqualitieswithinhimself,PositiveandNegative.Similarlyhecreatedwordswithopposites.Thisprovesthatwhateverwewelcomeinourlife,wewillalsobewelcomingtheoppositeofit.Andattheendofthedaywewillcomplainaboutthenegativeforcessurroundingus,makingusweak,dull,pessimistic(悲观)andsoon…Isn’tthisstrange?
29.Accordingtotheauthor,__________.
A.noteverywordhasitsoppositeword
B.everywordhasmorethanonemeaning
C.itistheoppositethatmakesawordcomplete
D.everywordhaspositiveandnegativemeanings
30.Theauthorfinishedhisfirsthomework__________.
A.atthefirstattemptB.withgreatease
C.withthehelpofadictionaryD.withtheaidoftheinstructor
31.Whichofthefollowingidiomsmaytheauthoragreemorewith?
A.Everycoinhastwosides.B.Easiersaidthandone.
C.AllroadsleadtoRome.D.Killtwobirdswithonestone
32.Whatledtheauthortohisfurtherexplorationofwords?
A.Thepressureofhomework.B.Thedeepinterestinwordformation.
C.Asenseofachievement.D.Theencouragementofinstructors.
D
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