广东省梅州市高考第一次模拟考试英语试题附参考答案.docx

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广东省梅州市高考第一次模拟考试英语试题附参考答案

2017广东省梅州市高考第一次模拟考试英语试题附参考答案

　　第一部分阅读理解（共两节，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、B、C、D四篇短文共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）

　　A

　　What’sOn?

　　TroubleinMind

　　AliceChildresswonanOff-Broadwayawardin1956forthisstoryofablackactressrehearsingaplaywithawhitedirectorwhoincreasinglyfindsitimpossiblefortheshowtogoon.TanyaMoodieandJosephMarcellstarintheplaydirectedbyLaurenceBoswell.

　　—,TheatreRoyal.Boxoffice:

01225448844.

　　Lazarus

　　Inspiredbythesci-fi（sciencefiction）novelandmovie,TheManWhoFelltoEarth,thismusicaldealswithahero,ThomasNewton.Likelytobetheautumn’shottestticket,thescoreincludesnewsongscomposedbyBowie.

　　—,King’sCrosstheatre.Boxoffice:

08448717604.

　　TheGaul

　　Onthenightof8February1974,afishermanFVGauldisappearedoffthecoastofNorway.Forpeopleonboard,waitingfornewswasgreatsuffering.Theoriesbegantocomeup,includingthepossibilitythattheboathadfallenvictimtocoldwar.Evenwhenhewasdiscovered,manystillfelttherewerequestionsthatremainedunanswered.MarkBabychdirectsJanetPlater’splay.

　　—,RoyalShakespearetheatre.Boxoffice:

01482323638.

　　TheSuppliantWomen

　　ItisanewversionofAeschylus’s2,500-year-oldplayaboutagroupofwomenseekingshelterwhomakethelongjourneytoescapeforcedmarriage.ItwaswrittenbyDavidGreiganddirectedbyRaminGray.Anancientpieceasksacontemporaryquestion:

whenweareintrouble,whowillopentheirdoorsandgiveusaharbor?

　　—,Hampsteadtheatre.Boxoffice:

01312484848.

　　1.InwhichtheatrecantheaudienceenjoyJosephMarcell’sperformance?

　　A.Hampsteadtheatre.B.RoyalShakespearetheatre.

　　C.King’sCrosstheatre.D.TheatreRoyal.

　　2.Whichonewillprobablysellbest?

　　A.TroubleinMind.B.Lazarus.

　　C.TheGaul.D.TheSuppliantWomen.

　　3.WhodirectedtheplayaboutthestoryinNorway?

　　A.Bowie.B.RaminGray.

　　C.MarkBabych.D.LaurenceBoswell.

　　B

　　“HiDave,howareyoutoday?

JustthoughtI’dletyouknowwhatI’mdoing,”thee-mailwouldread.Or“Sorryyou’regoing.I’vehadagoodtimeandthatwouldprobablyhavehadsomethingtodowithyou,sothanks.”Insomeways,therelaxedattitudewasshocking,saysMelville.Butitwasasignofhowstudents’understandingoftheirrolehaschanged.“Theyhaveamoreindependentviewoftheuniversity,andtheyfeelfreetocomment,”saidMelville.Acommittee,ledbyMelville,wassetupearlierthisyeartoexplorethechangeinstudents’attitudestowardsteachers.“Thisissomethingbeingdrivenbyyoungpeople,”saidMelville.“Theylivesurroundedbydifferentkindsofelectronicresources.TheyusesocialnetworkingtoolsandthingslikeWikipedia.Thefirstgroupofthesestudentsisnowatuniversity.”Studentsdonotregardteachingstaffinthesamewayaspreviousstudentsdid.“BecauseWeb,Google,Wikipediaareallaboutbeingabletochangethingsyourself,studentsexpecttobeabletodothisaswell,”saidMelville.Therehavebeenotherchangesinthestudent-teacherrelationship.Ifstudentschoosetostudythroughasocialnetworkinggroup,theyareincontrol.Theydon’talwaysmakestaffwelcome,andtheyarefreetodecidewhichstaffmemberstheyallowin.“Almosteverybodywhogetsintousingthesekindsoftechnologies,itappears,becomesmuchshallowerintheirresearch,”saidMelville.

　　4.WhoisDavemostprobablyinthefirstparagraph?

　　A.ahighschoolstudentB.auniversitystudent

　　C.ateacherD.anonlinepenfriend

　　5.Wecanfindthefollowingchangesinthestudent-teacherrelationshipEXCEPT_____.

　　A.itbecomesmuchmorerelaxedthanbefore

　　B.studentsaremoreateasetocomment

　　C.studentshavethesayinchoosingteacherstowelcomeintotheirsocialgroup

　　D.teachersarenolongerregardedasknowledgeableandnecessary

　　6.WhatisthechangeinattitudesrootedinaccordingtoMelville?

A.Thefirstgroupofstudentsatuniversity.

　　B.Theelectronicresources.

　　society.

　　D.Wikipedia.

　　7.Whatmaybethedisadvantagesofusingthetechnologies?

　　A.Studentshavemoreinformationresourcesbesidesfromteachers.

　　B.Technologieskeepthemfromdoingdeepresearch.

　　C.Teacherscannotcontrolorinfluencetheirstudentsatall.

　　D.Studentsspendtoomuchtimeononlinegames.

　　C

　　SandraBullockturned51lastmonth.ButbecauseshelooksexactlythesameasshedidinMissCongeniality,amoviefilmedbackinthe20thcentury,everyonecallsher“ageless.”Bullockisjustoneofanumberofstarsintheir40sand50swho’vehadbirthdaysrecentlybuthavenotgottenolder,unliketherestofusintheiragegroup.HalleBerry,forexample.Onewebsiteputaphotoofher20yearsagonexttooneofthenewly49-year-oldBerryanddaredustochoosewhichwaswhich.“ThisIsWhat49LooksLike,”itsaid.Seriously,ifthat’swhat49lookslike,Imustbe,evenagenerationago,famousfacesevolved.LookatapictureofGraceKellyatage52intheearly1980s.Shelookslikeabeautifulmiddle-agedwoman.Todayshe’dlookoldforherage.

　　Thegoalnowistopreventagingwhileyouarestillyoung,usingallthemagicalnonsurgicaloptionsmedicinehastooffer.Eventuallythesetechniqueswillbecomelessexpensive,andordinarypeopleofmydaughter’sagewillhavethem.Alreadyanti-agingisstartingtobeconsideredmaintenance,likecoloringyourhair.MyfriendsandIfindourselvesopenlydebatingtechniquesthatweusedtomakefunof.Doesfat-freezingwork?

Howmuchtimedoyouhavetospendinthegymtokeepthebodyofa35-year-oldafter50?

It’sallsoexhausting.Butmembersofthenextgenerationhaveittougher.They’llhavetoaskthemselveswhethertheywanttospendtheiryouthtryingnottogetold.I’vealreadyseen“Sexyat70”headlines.Willeveryonebeexpectedtogototheirgraveslookinghot?

　　Ialsohavetowonderwhatelseweareslowingalongwithage.Howdoyoumoveonifyou’reworkingsohardtostaythesame?

Andbesides,ifyou’veknowntheacheofwatchingadaughterpackupforcollege,youknowyoucan’tstoptheclock.

　　8.Intheauthor’seyes,SandraBullock_____.

　　A.doesn’tdeserveherfame

　　B.doesn’tlookherageatall

　　C.behaveslikeayoungwoman

　　D.looksyoungerthanHalleBerry

　　9.TheexampleofGraceKellyisgiventoshow_____.

　　A.physicalbeautyneverlastslong

　　B.thereisnosuchthingasagelessness

　　C.people’sattitudetowardsaginghaschanged

　　D.starspaytoomuchattentiontotheirappearance

　　10.Wheredotheauthor’sconcernsaboutanti-agingtechniqueslie?

　　A.Theyexposepeopletodanger.

　　B.Theymakepeoplefeelstressed.

　　C.Theyaretooexpensiveforordinarypeople.

　　D.Theyencouragecomparisonsamongpeople.

　　11.What’sthepurposeofthetext?

　　A.Toshowtheburdenofyouth.

　　B.Tooffertipsonhowtolookhot.

　　C.Toadvisepeopletoacceptaging.

　　D.Tocommentonsomefamousstars.

　　D

　　IT’Salwaysexcitingtothinkaboutthefutureandwhatkindoftechnologymightexistinyearstocome.Butwhatifthatfutureiscloserthanyouthink?

ThenameMagicLeapisstartingtospreadacrosstheInternet,andforagoodreason.TheMagicLeaptechnologycompanyintheUShasbeenworkingonsomethingnewandexciting,keepingitsosecretthateventhepeopleworkingontheprojecthavebeenhiddenfromthemedia.Butrecentlytheyhavestartedtoreleasemoreinformation,anditseemslikethefutureofcomputingisabouttochangedramatically.MagicLeap’spreviewshowsthepossibilityofaclassroomwhereyoucaninteractwithaminiature3-Dmanandwatchanimalsfloatinginfrontofyoureyes.Youcouldcomefacetofacewithfiercecreaturesliketigersandsharks,andmoremightbepossibleverysoon.Thecompanyhopestocreatenewtechnologythatmixesrealityandvirtualrealitycomputing.Thismeansthatthewayweinteractwithcomputerscouldchangecompletely,andsocouldthegamingindustry.Imagineagameinwhichyoucannotonlylookafteradragononascreen,butalsoseeitwalkingaroundyourhome,feeditandplaywithit.Thisisaworldwheremovieswillmakeyoujumpasthingscome,flyingatyou.RioCaraeff,thecompany’schiefcontentofficer,saidthatinsteadofstaringataphonescreen,“theworldbecomesyourscreen”.AllofthiscouldbethenextstepforMagicLeap,andtheirnewly-releasedvideosuggestsso.Thevideoshowsasmallelephantfloatinginthehandsofitsuser,avirtualrealitypetthattheusercaninteractwith.Excitingtothinkabout,no?

Itseemsthattheexcitementhasinspiredothercompanieswhoarelininguptojoininonthisnewproject.Thetechnology,calledCinematicReality,isattractingtheattentionoflargecompanieslikeGoogle,whoarealreadyinvestinglargesumsofmoneyintheprojecthopingtoseeitbecomeareality.

　　12．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEabouttheMagicLeaptechnologycompany?

　　A.Thecompanykeepsupdatingthemediaonitsprogress.

　　B.Thecompanyhasjustdiscoveredawaytomixrealityandvirtualreality

　　computing.

　　C.Thecompanyisworkingonnewtechnologythatcouldimprovethefutureof

　　computing.

　　D.Thecompany’snewlyreleasedvideoisabouttheinteractionbetweenadragon

　　petanditsuser.

　　13.Whatcouldaclassroominthefuturelooklike,accordingtoMagicLeap?

　　A.Aminiature3Dmancouldtaketheplaceofteachers.

　　B.Studentscouldinteractwith​virtualrealityanimals.

　　C.Studentscouldbeencouragedtoraiseavirtualrealitypetoncampus.

　　D.Thegamingindustrycouldbeinvitedtohelpstudentsimprovetheirstudies.

　　14.HowcouldMagicLeap’stechnologychangethewor