高优指导全国通用高考英语一轮复习滚动测试4新人教版.docx

高优指导全国通用高考英语一轮复习滚动测试4新人教版.docx

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高优指导全国通用高考英语一轮复习滚动测试4新人教版

滚动测试四

第Ⅰ卷

第一部分　听力（共两节,满分30分）

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.WhatdoesthemanthinkofBaymax?

A.Aboringfilm.　　　　　　　　B.Adyingrobot.　　　　　　　　C.Aperfectcompanion.

2.Whenistheclinicopen?

A.FromMondaytoFriday.B.Duringthewholeweek.C.Atweekends.

3.Whatdoesthewomansuggest?

A.Theradiobatterieshavebeenreplaced.

B.Theyshouldgetanewradio.

C.Theydon’treallyneedtolistentotheradio.

4.Wheredoesthewomanwanttogo?

A.ToOxford.B.ToLiverpool.C.ToLondon.

5.Whosaysorganicfoodtastesbetter?

A.Joe.B.Thewoman.C.Lucy.

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,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,每小题将给出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.Whydoesn’tthewomantakeherdogwithher?

A.Shecan’ttakecareofit.

B.Herparentsdon’twanthertotakeit.

C.Shethinksthedogwouldn’tbehappythere.

7.Wheredoherparentslive?

A.Inabigcity.B.Inasmallvillage.C.Inanearbycountry.

听第7段材料,回答第8至10题。

8.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?

A.Inarestaurant.B.Inaschool.C.Inahotel.

9.Howlongwillthebreakfasttimelast?

A.1.5hours.B.2.5hours.C.2hours.

10.Whatcanbeusedforfree?

A.Theexerciseroom.B.Thefridge.C.ThewirelessInternet.

听第8段材料,回答第11至13题。

11.What’sthemainpurposeofadvertising?

A.Tellingconsumersinformationabouttheproduct.

B.Introducingtheproducerstoconsumers.

C.Influencingandchangingpeople’slifestyle.

12.Whatdopeopleconsidermostwhenmakingapurchase?

A.Advertisements.B.Popularity.C.Economyandconvenience.

13.Whousuallyinfluencestheman?

A.Somesportsheroes.B.Somemoviestars.C.Somepoliticians.

听第9段材料,回答第14至16题。

14.Whydoesn’tthemantakeexerciseoften?

A.Heisn’tinterestedinit.

B.Heishealthyenough.

C.Hehasnotimeforit.

15.Whatcanwelearnabouttheman’slife?

A.Heeatsalotandsleepsalittle.

B.Heeatsanunbalanceddietandsleepslate.

C.Heeatsjunkfoodandsleepsearly.

16.What’stheman’sattitudetothewoman’swords?

A.Happy.B.Thankful.C.Impatient.

听第10段材料,回答第17至20题。

17.Howmanywayscanastudenthandinhishomeworkinapaperlessclass?

A.One.B.Two.C.Three.

18.Traditionally,howcanateachercommentonstudents’homework?

A.Marksomethingandmakeitred.

B.Circlesomethingandwrite“spelling”.

C.Changethecolororthesizeofthewords.

19.Whydosomestudentsdisliketheideaofhandinginhomeworkonline?

A.Theycanslipapaperundertheteacher’sdoor.

B.Theycan’tusetheaccountanymore.

C.Theycan’tgetawaywithadelayedpaper.

20.What’stheadvantageofapaperlessclass?

A.Quickergrading.B.Moreencouragement.C.Fewermistakes.

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和D）中,选出最佳选项。

A

CrazyFestivals

MiketheHeadlessChickenFestival

In1945,farmerLloydOlsenattemptedtocutofftheheadofMike,achicken,sohiswifecouldcookitupfordinner.However,thebirddidn’tdieandlivedanotheryearandahalf,makingregulartripstothefair,wherepeoplepaidaquartertoseetheamazingheadlessbird.

Today,thespiritofMiketheHeadlessChickeniscelebratedwithatwo-dayMayfestivalinFruita,Colorado,whichincludeslivemusic,agolftournament,andlotsofdeliciouschicken.

RoswellUFOFestival

Inthesummerof1947,aflyingsaucer（碟状物）crashedonalargefarmoutsidethetownofRoswell,NewMexico.Thegovernmentsaysitdidn’tcomefromouterspace,butmanytopUFOresearchersbelieveitdid.

Knowingagoodthingwhenitcrashesintheirbackyard,thecitizensofRoswellcelebratetheeventeveryJulywithathree-dayfestivalthatfeaturesacostumecontest,aparadeandotheractivities.Becareful,though—thatoddlittlepersonnexttoyoucouldbefromanotherplanet. 

World’sLargestRattlesnakeRoundup

Therattlesnake,apoisonousAmericansnake,servesanimportantfunctioninnaturebykeepingsmallpestsundercontrol,butwhentheirnumbersgrowtoolarge,theycancauseseriousproblemsforfarmers.That’swhyeveryMarchtheresidentsofSweetwater,Texas,hostathree-dayfestivalinassociationwiththetown’sannualrattlesnakehunt.

Visitorscanlearnaboutrattlesnakes,takeabustouroftheirnaturalhabitat,participateinarattlesnakeeatingcontestandsoon.

BugFest

EverySeptember,theNorthCarolinaMuseumofNaturalSciencesinRaleighsponsorsadaylongfestivalthatfocusesonsomethingmostpeopletrytoavoid:

insects.

Visitorscanholdbugs（臭虫）thatarenotnative,cheeronracinginsectsandlearnaboutbeekeeping.ButthehighlightformanyisCaféInsecta,wherebugsarethemainingredientinavarietyoftastydishes.

21.LloydOlsencutoffthechicken’sheadbecause　　　. 

A.hisfamilywantedtoeatit

B.hewantedtosellitsmeatatthefair

C.hisfamilywantedtocelebrateaheadlesschickenfestival

D.hewantedtomakemoneybyshowingaheadlesschicken

22.Bywritingtheunderlinedpart,theauthorwantsto　　　. 

A.remindreadersthataliensdoexist

B.addanairofmysterytothefestival

C.implythathemayattendthefestival

D.describethefunofthecostumecontest

23.What’sthepurposeoftheWorld’sLargestRattlesnakeRoundup?

A.Toincreasethelocaltourism.

B.Toprotectrattlesnakes’habitats.

C.Tocontrolthepopulationofrattlesnakes.

D.Tointroducetheimportanceofrattlesnakes.

24.Whichofthefollowingistheearliestfestivaloftheyear?

A.MiketheHeadlessChickenFestival.

B.RoswellUFOFestival.

C.World’sLargestRattlesnakeRoundup.

D.BugFest.

B

JulianneMooretalksaboutwhypeoplearesotouchedbyherfilmStillAlice.“It’snotjustbecauseit’sadiseasemovie,”shesaysofthestoryofDr.AliceHowland,a50-year-olduniversityprofessorandamotherofthreewhoisstruckwithAlzheimer’sdisease（阿尔茨海默氏病）.“It’samovieaboutmortality（生命的有限）andbeing,”shesays.“Itmakesusreallythinkaboutourlives.You’reneverclosertolovinglifethanwhenyou’reclosesttoloss.”

AndMooreislovingherliferightnow.Theactress,54,livesinNewYorkCitywithherhusband,whoshe’sbeenwithfor19yearsandmarriedtofor10.Theyhavetwokids,ason,Caleb,17,andadaughter,Liv,12.Andhomereallyiswhereherheartis.“There’snowhereelseIwanttobe.Iseeagreatamountofpurposethereandhavearealfeelingofbelonging,”shesays.

Notonlyissheamomwithafamily,she’salsoafive-timeOscarnominee（被提名人）.“Themostdifficultthingformeasanactorisdealingwithaccuracy,withspecificity（特征）.Whenyouhaven’tactuallyexperiencedsomething,youhavearesponsibilitytobeastrueaspossible,”Mooresays.That’swhythefirstthingshetolddirectorswhenshetookthepartofAlicewas,“Idon’twanttorepresentanythingonscreenthatIdon’thaveexperienceof.Idon’tthinkit’sfair.”ShedidfourmonthsofresearchforStillAlice,talkingtorealwomenwithAlzheimer’s,doctorsworkingwithpatients,andvisitingalong-termcarehome.Andtheresultshaveleftviewersmovedtotears.Sofarshe’salreadywonaGoldenGlobeandaCritic’sChoiceaward.ShemayfinallywinanAcademyAward,too.Andyes,shewantstowin.“That’sthenominationfromyourpeers（同龄人）,”shesays.“It’savery,verybigdeal.”

ShehopesStillAliceaffectsviewersthesamewayitdidher.“It’suplifting,”shesays.“It’saboutwhatyoulove,whoyouvalueandhowmuchyoulovebeingalive.”

25.WhatcanwelearnaboutStillAlice?

A.Itisencouraging.B.Itmakespeoplesad.

C.Itisbasedonatruestory.D.ItwaswrittenbyJulianneMoore.

26.JulianneMoore’swordsinParagraph2showthat　　　. 

A.shehasnosenseofbelonging

B.sheattachesgreatimportancetoherfamily

C.shethinksfamilyismoreimportantthanacareer

D.shehasachievedabalancebetweenfamilyandcareer

27.WecaninferfromParagraph3that　　　. 

A.Mooreshowsgreatdevotiontohercareer

B.thefilmingofStillAlicelastedfourmonths

C.MoorerefusedtoplaythepartofAliceatfirst

D.thefilmStillAlicewasbadlyreceivedbycritics

28.What’sMoore’sattitudetowardswinninganAcademyAward?

A.Shedoubtsit.B.Shecaresaboutit.

C.Sheisuncertainaboutit.D.Shethinksitunimportant.

C

Althoughtheymayjustbelearninghowtosaythewordcoffee,aboutoneinseven2-year-oldsinBostondrinksthecaffeinatedbeverage（含咖啡因的饮料）,anewstudyfinds.

Researchersanalyzedinformationfrom315mothersandtheirbabies.Theydiscoveredthat14percentof2-year-oldsweregivencoffeebytheirparents—onaverage,slightlymorethanoneounce（盎司）ofcoffeeaday.Somedrankasmanyasfourouncesaday,accordingtothestudy.

Theresearchersalsofoundthat2.5percentof1-year-oldsweregivencoffee.Infantsandtoddlers（婴幼儿）ofHispanicmothersweremorelikelytodrinkcoffeethanthoseofnon-Hispanicmothers,andgirlsweremorelikelythanboystodrinkcoffee,accordingtothestudy.

“OurresultsshowthatmanyinfantsandtoddlersinBoston—andperhapsintheUS—arebeinggivencoffeeandthatthiscouldbeassociatedwithculturalpractices,”principalinvestigatorAnneMerewood,directoroftheBreastfeedingCenteratBostonMedicalCenter,said.

Childreninothercountries,suchasAustralia,CambodiaandEthiopia,sometimesdrinkcoffee,theresearchersnoted.Theyaddedthatotherstudieshaveshownit’snotuncommonforchildrenraisedinHispanicculturestostartdrinkingcoffeeatyoungerages.

Therehasbeenlittleresearchintocoffeeconsumptionbyinfants,butonestudydidshowthat2-year-oldswhodrankcoffeeorteabetweenmealsoratbedtimewerethreetimesmorelikelytobeoverweightinkindergarten,thestudyauthorssaid.

Otherstudieshavesuggestedthatcaffeineconsumptionbychildrenisassociatedwit