市级联考word四川省乐山市学年高二上学期期末考试英语试题有答案.docx
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市级联考word四川省乐山市学年高二上学期期末考试英语试题有答案
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【市级联考word】四川省乐山市2016-2017学年高二上学期期末考试英语试题(有答案)
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一、阅读理解(题型注释)
It’sanordinarymorning,likealltheothers.Butinsteadofbeingwokenupbythebuzzingofanalarmclock,you’llberousedbythesmelloffreshlymadecoffee,lightenteringyourroomasthecurtainsopenautomatically,andagentlebackmassage(按摩)providedbyyourhigh-techbed.
Thisiswhatatypical(典型的)person'slifewillbeliketwodecadesfromnow,accordingtoTheGuardian.Wanttoknowmore?
Afteryougetup,yourapartmentwillbelikeanelectronicorchestrawithyouastheconductor.Withsimplemovesofyourhandandspokeninstructions,you’llbeabletocontrolyourapartment’stemperature,humidity,musicandlighting.You’llbeabletolookthroughtheday’snewsontranslucentscreenswhileyourbreakfastwaitsforyouintheautomaticoven.
Asyoumoveintoyourkitchen,youmightaccidentallyhityourtoeonacupboard.Ifyoudo,you’llgrabyourcellphoneandopenthediagnostics(诊断)app.Insideyourphonetherewillbeatinymicrochip(芯片)thatusesX-raywavestoscanyourbody.Thescanwilltellwhetheryourtoeisbruisedorbroken.
Afterbreakfast,yourdriverlesscarwilltakeyoutowork.Whileyou“drive”,yourcentralcomputersystemwillsuggestalistofchores(家务事)thatyourhousekeepingrobotscandothatdayanditwillalsoremindyoutobuyagiftforyourmother’supcomingbirthday.
Asyoucansee,withthehelpofadvancedtechnology,ourliveswillbemoreefficient(有效率的).Technologywillmitigateourforgetfulnessandfreeusofmanysmallburdensthatdistractus,suchasbuyingaticket.Ourbrainwillthereforebeabletofocusonmoreimportantthingslikepreparingforapresentationordoing“deepthinking”.
However,thedevelopmentoftechnologymighthavesomedisadvantagesaswell.By2036,we’llberelyingheavilyonthevirtual(虚拟的)world,whichwillmeanthatallofourdatawillbestoredinthecloud,aremotedigitalstoragesystemwithnearlimitlesscapacity(容量).Thatwillincreasethepossibilityofsomeoneelseaccessing,sharingormanipulating(操控)ourpersonalinformation.
1、Whatmightbetheauthor’spurposeinwritingthetext?
A.Tostresstheimportanceofdevelopingtechnology.
B.Toremindpeoplenottodependtoomuchoncomputers.
C.Tointroduceonenewinventionthatwillbenefitourfuturelives.
D.Todescribehowadvancedtechnologieswillaffectourfuturelives.
2、Accordingtothetext,intwodecades,________.
A.you’llbeabletorelyonanelectronicorchestratowakeyouupinsteadofanalarmclock
B.atinymicrochipinyourphonewilltreatyouwhenyouaresick
C.youwillbeabletoadjusttheconditionsofyourapartmentviaoralinstructionsorsimplehandgestures
D.technologywillbesmartenoughtohelpuswithimportantthingslikepreparingforapresentation
3、Whatdoestheunderlinedword“mitigate”inParagraph6mean?
A.Makeupfor. B.Worsen. C.Cure. D.Takeadvantageof.
Whenweknowsomewherewell,wesaywe“knowitlikethebackofourhand”.Butnewresearchhasshownthatwedon’tactuallyknowasmuchaboutourhandsaswethinkwedo.
Widerandshorter
ProfessorMatthewLongoattheUniversityofLondonandhisteamdidanexperiment,coveringthelefthandsof100people.Thentheyaskedthepeopletopointtowheretheythoughttheirfingertipsandknuckles(指关节)were.Theymadesomequitebigmistakes.
“Peoplethinktheirhandiswiderthanitactuallyis,”saidLongo.Thefingersalsoseemshorterthantheyare.Thismistakegetsworseasyougoacrossthehandfromthethumbtothelittlefinger.
Senseofposition
“Itisconnectedtooursenseofposition,”explainedLongo.Thisisourabilitytotellwheredifferentpartsofourbodiesare,evenwhenwecan’tseethem.“Ittellsuswhetherajointisstraight,ornot”hesaid.Italsotellsuswhetherwearegoingupordowninanelevator.Allthisinformationcomesfromsignsfromnervesinrealtime.It’slikeourbrainhasmaps—mapsthatshowthesizeandshapeofourbody.“Thisexperimenttriedtofindthosemaps,”saidLongo.
Strength(强度)offeeling
Butthesemapsmakemistakes.Thesemistakesmaybemadebecauseofhowthebrainunderstandsdifferentpartsoftheskin.“Ourbrains‘see’areasaslargerwheretheskinfeelstouchstrongly,”saidLongo.Bodypartsdon’tappearastheirtruesize,butappearbiggerorsmallerdependingonhowstronglytheyfeeltouch.Ourlips,forexample,havemorenervesthanournose.Sobrain“sees”lipsonitsmapofthebodyasbeingbiggerthanournose.Thesamethinghappensforotherpartsofthebodythat