广东省东莞市届高三上学期第二次调研考试英语试题.docx

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广东省东莞市届高三上学期第二次调研考试英语试题

2019届东莞市高三第二次调研考试试题

英语

本试卷分选择题和非选择题两部分。

满分120分（最终成绩按总分135分进行折算），考试用时120分钟。

注意事项：

2018.10

1.答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上。

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第一部分阅读理解（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，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

OurAnnualCulturalEvents

ANightinRio

WeareproudtobringtheenergyandenthusiasmofBrazilianCarnivaltoCharlottewithANightinRio!

GetatasteofCarnivalthroughdancing,livemusic,authenticfood,drinksandmarketplace.Putonyourgreenandyellow,andjoinusfortheunforgettableexperienceofBrazilianCarnival!

Date:

Saturday,February24,2018

TICKETSAVAILABLEONLYATTHEDOOR

Location:

NeighborhoodTheatre,Charlotte

Time:

7PM

Ritmo&Sabor

WearethrilledtobringtheannualcelebrationRitmo&SaborFestival!

FeaturingdanceperformancesandFREEdancelessonsanddelicious,authenticLatincuisine,thisfestivalwillbeafantasticcelebrationfortheentirefamilytoenjoy!

Foodandbeerwillbeavailableforpurchase.ComeouttoenjoyagreatsummereveningofRitmo&Sabor!

Date:

SaturdayJuly2,2018

Location:

International&CulturalCenter,Charlotte

Time:

5-11PM

FREEADMISSION

LasAméricas

JoinusintheannualcelebrationLASAMÉRICAS!

WedisplayourhistoryandidentityofLatinAmericathroughmusicalperformances,story-tellingandpoetry.Enjoyyourselfwithlocalartists,shopyourwaythroughamarketofartsandcraftsandjoininsomeofthefinestLatinAmericancuisine.

Date:

August18,2018

Location:

MidwoodInternational&CultureCenter,Charlotte

Time:

2-7PMAdmissionisFREE.

LatinAmericanFestival

FestivalLatinoamericanoreturnsforits28thyear,withmusicalartistsanddanceperformances,adiverseauthenticselectionofLatinAmericanfood,visualartists,andastreetfestivalenvironmentwithactivitiesforthewholefamily.

Location:

SymphonyParkatSouthParkMall,Charlotte

Date:

SaturdaySept.29（1-8pm）

Admission:

$10;Childrenaged8&underarefree.

21.WhatdoesRitmo&Sabormainlyprovide?

A.Musicandvisualart.B.Foodandbeer.

C.Danceandpoetry.D.Danceandfood.

22.WhatcanyoudoatLasAméricas?

A.Buysomelocalcraftsassouvenirs.

B.EnjoytypicalLatinAmericanbeer.

C.Danceingreenandyellowclothes.

D.Watchlocaldancers’performances.

23.Whicheventrequiresaticketforaseven-year-oldchild?

A.LasAméricas.B.Ritmo&Sabor.

C.ANightinRio.D.LatinAmericanFestival.

B

ThesunwasrisingwhenDaryl’sdeliverytruckreachedthehighway.Thiswasthebesttimeofdaytodrive,whentheroadswerewideopenandempty.HefeltsurehewasgoingtomakeittoLosAngelesbeforemidnight.Itlookedlikeitwasgoingtobeagoodday.

Thenhesawit,alargelumpinthemiddleoftheroad.Daryloftenpasseddeadanimalsontheroadsidebutheknewthenthiswassomethingdifferent.Heslammedonhisbrakesandthetruckscreechedtoahalt.

Thelumpwasagirl.Hetriedshakingherawakebutshewouldn’tmove,sohepickedherupandcarriedhertothesideoftheroad.Atleastshewouldn’tberunoverthere.

Nowshewassomeoneelse’sproblem.HehadtomakeittoLosAngelesbymidnightanddidn’thavetimetobeahere.Heclimbedbackintohistruckbutashelookedinhismirrorandsawthegirllyingstillbythesideoftheroad,heknewhecouldn’tleaveher.Darylputherintohistruckanddrovetothenexttown.

Anhourlaterhepulledupatthepolicestation.Afterexplainingwhathadhappened,hepreparedtoleave,onlyforthepolicemantosaythatheneededtomakeareport.Darylknewthiswouldtakeseveralhours,buthehadnochoice.Therewasnowayhe’dgettoLosAngelesontimenow.

Threehourslaterthereportwasdoneandthegirlhadrecoveredsomewhat.Sheexplainedthatshehadfallenonthehighway,weakfromhunger,butcouldremembernothingelse.ShealsothankedDarylforsavingherlife.Daryltoldherthathehadbeenhappytohelp,butashegotbackintohistruckheknewhisbosswouldn’tbe.

Justashewasabouttopullbackontotheroad,hismothercalled.“Haveyouseen?

”shesaid,“Abridgecollapsedtwohoursago,theonethatyoudriveoveronthewaytoLosAngeles.”

Daryl’sbloodruncold.Ifhehadbeenontime,hewouldhavebeenonthatfallenbridgeabouttwohoursago.Darylrealizedhowluckyhewas.

24.WhatdidDarylplantodoinLosAngeles?

A.Goonholiday.B.Deliversomegoods.

C.Visithismum.D.Reporttohisboss.

25.WhydidDarylfirstleavethegirlbythesideoftheroad?

A.Hedidn’twanttobelate.

B.Hethoughtthegirlwouldbefine.

C.Heknewthatsomeoneelsewouldhelp.

D.Heworriedthepolicewouldblamehim.

26.HowdidDarylfeelafterheleftthepolicestation?

A.Confidentthathewouldbeontime.

B.Angrythathehadtomakethereport.

C.Proudthathehadsavedthegirlslife.

D.Worriedthathisbosswouldbeangry.

27.Whatdoestheunderlinedexpression“Darylbloodrancold”inthelastparagraphsuggest?

A.Darylwasnowfeelingmorerelaxed.

B.Darylthoughthewouldbeintrouble.

C.Darylwasgreatlyshockedbythenews.

D.Darylfeltthesuddenchangeintemperature.

C

Whenorderingfoodonlytakesafewminutesusingasmartphone,it’sonlynaturalthatfooddeliverieshavebecomepartofcollegelife.However,auniversityinGuangxiZhuangautonomousregionistryingtoputastoptothistrendonitscampus.

OnNov1,GuangxiUniversityofForeignLanguagesbannedfooddeliveryservicesanddisposablefoodboxes,bothtoitscampusanddormitories.

Thebanimmediatelyreceivedfiercecriticismfromtheuniversity’sstudents,aswellasinternetusers.Somecomplainedthatthebanmadecampuscanteensverycrowded.“Therearenotenoughseatsinthecanteen,whichforcesustoeatstandinguporsquatting,”astudentintheuniversitysurnamedTantoldGuangxiTelevision.

Thecrowdedcanteensalsomeanthatextratimeisspentdining,whichcouldhavebeenusedtonapduringthelunchbreak.Someevencomplainedthatthecanteenonlyprovidesafewdishes,mostofwhichdon’ttastesogreat. 

SuJunlv,fromtheuniversity’sstudentaffairsoffice,explainedthatthebanwascarriedoutbecauseoff-campusfoodposedsafetyrisksforstudents.It’sbelievedthattake-awayfoodhadcreatedaseriousgarbageproblem,astherewereoftenalargenumberofusedfoodboxesfoundincampusgarbagecansafterstudentshadfinishedtheirmeals.

AccordingtoSu,thebanwasalsobroughtintohelpstudentsdevelopahealthylifestyle.“Whilefooddeliveryservicesbringconvenience,theyletstudentsformsomelazyhabits,”SutoldXinhua.“Theyspendawholedayinthedormplayingvideogames,watchingTVsoapoperasandorderingfoodonline.”

However,intheeyesofLiuJunhai,aprofessoratRenminUniversityofChina,thereareotherapproachesthatuniversitiescouldtaketoimprovetheirstudents’mealtimes.“Universitiesshouldexplorehowtoimprovethediningexperienceinthecanteens,suchasthequeuingandvarietyofdishes,”hetoldXinhua.

28.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytalkabout?

A.Theconveniencebroughtbyfooddelivery.

B.Theeffectofcrowdedcanteensonstudents.

C.Asolutiontostopstudentsbecominglazy.

D.Abanonfooddeliveryincampus.

29.Instudents’opinion,whatwouldbecausedafterthebanwascarriedout?

A.Itwouldtakestudentslesstimetoeatinthecanteen.

B.Studentswouldenjoyvarioustastydishesinthecanteen.

C.Somestudentsmayhavetheirmealswithoutseatsinthecanteen.

D.Studentswouldhavealongernapduringlunchbreak.

30.AccordingtoSuJunlv,thebanisintendedto

A.tellthestudentsalloff-campusfoodisunhealthy.

B.ridthecampusofusedfoodboxes.

C.forcestudentstospendlesstimeonentertainment.

D.improvethediningexperienceinthecanteens.

31.WhatcanweinferaboutLiuJunhai’sattitudetotheban?

A.NegativeB.SupportiveC.IndifferentD.Skeptical

D

AsurveyofuniversitybackgroundsofheadsofmajorglobalcompaniesfoundthatHarvardintheUnitedStateswasthemostlikelyplacetohavestudiedin.

TheTimesHigherEducationmagazinerankedtheuniversitiesattendedbychiefexecutiveofficers（CEO）ofFortuneGlobal500companies.TherearefourUSuniversitiesinthetop10,withthreefromFrance,twofromJapanandonefromSouthKorea.ThehighestrankedUKuniversityisOxfordin21stplace.

Thisleaguetable,describedastheAlmaMaterIndex,showswhichuniversitiesaroundtheworldtaughtthebossesofsomeoftheworld’sbiggestcompanies.Onein20hadadegreefromasingleinstitution,Harvard.ThisincludedMargaretC.WhitmanofHewlett-Packard,JeffreyR.ImmeltofGeneralElectricandVittorioColaoofVodafone.

Butthetop10forproducingbusinessleadersdoesnotcontainalltheusualnamesthatappearatthetopofuniversityrankings.OxfordandCambridgeareabsent,buttheUniversityofPennsylvaniaintheUSandKeioUniversityinJapanareincluded,alongwiththreeFrenchuniversities,headedbytheEcolePolytechnique.

Acrossthetop100,universitiesfromtheUSdominate,followedbyuniversitiesinChina,Japan,FranceandGermany.TherearemoreCEOswhowenttouniversityinAsiathaninEurope.Intermsofnationalcomparisons,UKuniversitiesproducedthesixthhighestnumberofglobalchiefexecutives,withOxfordin21stplaceandCambridgein45thplace.

ButeventhoughHarvardmighthavetaughtthebiggestnumberofbossesfromthetop500companies,itwasnotattendedbyanyoftheheadsofthebiggest10companies,whowerefromamorediverserangeofuniversities.

RoyalDutchShellisheadedby