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衡水金卷高届英语模拟试题二

衡水金卷高2019届英语模拟试题二

I.听力

1.Whatcanwesayaboutthewoman?

A.Sheisgenerous.B.Sheiscurious.C.Sheishelpful.

2.Whenwillthewomancomeback?

A.In5days.B.In7days.C.Inamonth.

3.Whatisthemandoing?

A.Heisshopping.B.Heismarketing.C.Heismakingclothes.

4.Howdoesthewomangotowork?

A.Bycar.B.Bybus.C.Bybike.

5.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Classmates.B.Doctorandpatient.C.Teacherandstudent.

6.What'sthetroublewiththewoman?

A.Shemissedherfirstclass.

B.Shegotlostinthecampus.

C.Sheforgotherclassroomnumber.

7.Whatistheman?

A.Apoliceman.B.Ataxidriver.C.Ateacher.

8.Whatisthewomandoing?

A.Showingthemanaroundthecomputerlab.

B.Introducingalltheservicesfreeofcharge.

C.Offeringinformationaboutinternetconnection.

9.Wherecanprintingbedone?

A.Inthecomputerlab.B.Ineveryguestroom.C.Inthereceptionhall.

10.Whydothefamilydocleanup.?

A.Relativeswillcometovisit.

B.Theywillhaveapartyathome.

C.Christmasisaroundthecorner.

11.WhatdoesTommysayaboutthebathroom?

A.Itistidy.B.Itisexciting.C.Itisdisgusting.

12.WhereisTommy’sdadnow?

A.Inthetoilet.B.Inthegarage.C.Inthekitchen.

13.Whatdothespeakersmainlytalkabout?

A.Thefilmtheyaretoseetonight.

B.Thecharactersofdifferentmovies.

C.Theplacetheywillgotoenjoythemselves.

14.Whatkindoffilmsdoesthemanlike?

A.Romanticmovies.B.Musicalmovies.C.Horrormovies.

15.WhatdoesElizabeththinkofactionandadventuretypeofmovies?

A.Acceptable.B.Exciting.C.Mysterious.

16.Whatwillthespeakersprobablydonext?

A.Findoutwhothekilleris.B.Checkthefilmstartingtime.C.GototheArlingtonTheater.

17.Whoisthespeakerprobablytalkingto?

A.TVaudience.B.Collegestudents.C.Primaryschoolstudents.

18.Whatisthebestteacheraccordingtothespeaker?

A.Doubt.B.Confusion.C.Experience.

19.Howdoesthespeakerfeelaboutgettingeducated?

A.Itisonlygainingknowledge.

B.Itisunderstandingthetruthoflife.

C.Itismakingkidslosesomeoftheirabilities.

20.Whatdoesthestorymainlytellus?

A.Themoreeducation,thebetter.

B.Lifeisfullofbothgladandsorry.

C.Diamondsarealwaysamongstones.

II.阅读理解：

ATopWashington,D.C.BikeTours

Washington,D.C.MonumentsBikeTour

RideaneasyroutetoviewD.C.landmarksincludingtheWashingtonMonument,VietnamVeteransMemorial,LincolnMemorialandJeffersonMemorialasyouexploretheattractionswithaknowledgeableguide.Snackandbottledwaterincluded.

Duration:

3hours

FromUSD$44.00

Washington,D.C.CapitalSitesBikeTour

Thistwo-wheeltouroptiongivestravelersaccesstosomeofthecity'smostpopularlandmarks.CheckouttheLincolnMemorial,WhiteHouse,SupremeCourtandtheCapitolonthisthree-hourCapitalSitesBikeTour.Yourfriendlyguidewillshareplentyofhistory,factsandcityknowledge.

Duration:

3hours

FromUSD$44.O0

Washington,D.C.SitesatNightBikeTour

ExperiencethebeautyofWashington,D.C.atnighttocheckouttheJefferson,LincolnandWWIImemorialsoncethesungoesdownandexploretheVietnamWarMemorialandtheNationalMallatnight.Thispopulartourofferstravelersthechancetoexplorewhenmonumentsarelesscrowded.

Duration:

3hours

FromUSD$49.00

PrivateFamily-FriendlyD.C.TourbyBike

ThetouronbikegivesyoutheopportunitytoexploreD.C’smonumentsandmuseumsinapersonableandapproachableway.Withyourownpersonalguide,youcanrelax,enjoythecity’ssitessomuchmoreandwatchhistorycometolife!

Adultsandchildrenofallagescanenjoyridingbikestogether;smallerchildrenmaybecarriedsafelybythenationallyknownbicyclesafetyexpertinhiscustomfamilybiketocarrychildrenages2to10.

Duration:

3hours

FromUSD$349.00

21.WhichofthefollowingdoestheMonumentsBikeTourprovide?

A.Food.B.Cameras.C.Citymaps.D.Babysitting.

22.WhatisthebiggestadvantageoftheNightBikeTourforpeople?

A.Notneedingtowaitinlineoutside.

B.Havingthechancetoexploreallthemonuments.

C.ExperiencingthebeautyofthewholeWashington.

D.Enjoyingthecity'sbeautifullightsmuchmore.

23.Whichtourcanbedesignedbytourists?

A.Washington,D.C.MonumentsBikeTour.B.Washington,D.C.CapitalSitesBikeTour.

C.Washington,D.C.SitesatNightBikeTour.D.PrivateFamily-FriendlyD.C.TourbyBike.

B

MartinLewis,aMoneySavingExpert,toldviewersonGoodMorningBritainhowtheycouldsave￡400ontheirenergybillsthismorning.HegaveawarningtoN-Powercustomersexplaininghowtoavoidacostlypricehikeandsavemoneythroughmakingasimplechange.

MartinwarnedthatN-Powercustomerswillexperienceariseincostswhichwillseetheirenergybillsrise.Thecompanywasincreasingpricesby5.5percentforitscustomers.Thiscouldseethempayinganaverageof￡1,230peryearontheirfuelbills.

However,throughswitchingenergycompanies,thelowerpossiblepricewouldbearound~810,

Martinexplained.HeadvisedexistingcustomersofN-Powertogoanddoacomparison.Byfollowing

Martin'sadvice,youcouldmakeanover￡400saving.

AsforN-Power,Martinsaid:

"Iwouldn’tbeonit.Ijustwouldn’t."

Aspartofhistimeontheprogram,Martinalsolistedanumberofothersavings.Earlierthisweek,Martinexplainedhowtogetcashcompensationfortraindelays.Martinsaid:

"Thegoldenruleisthateverytimeyourtrainislate,checkifyou'redue25to100percentbackviaDelayRepay.Twentyofthethirtyrailfirms,andmostofthemainones,areintheDelayRepayplan.Thismeansyoujustfillintheonlineclaimformorgetaformfromthestation（you’ve28daystoclaim）andifthetrain'scancelledoroveranhourlateyou’llusuallygetafullcompensationincashnotvouchers（代金券）,halfanhourlate50percent,andafewfirmsgive25percentfora15-minutedelay."

24.Whichofthefollowingbestexplains"hike"underlinedinParagraph1?

A.Asharpdecrease.B.Ashamefulcheat.C.Anincreaseincost.D.Anunreasonablecut.

25.WhatdoesMartinLewissuggestpeopledoaboutsavingenergyexpense.'?

A.Changethepowersupplier.B.Adoptmorealternativeenergy.

C.Reducethepowerconsumption.D.Buyefficienthouseholdappliances.

26.What'sthepurposeofthelastparagraph?

A.Totellushowtoclaimcompensationfortraindelays.

B.Totellushowtoavoidmissingthetrain.C.Toshowbenefitsfromrailfirms.

D.Toshowhowtogetanonlineformfromthestation.

27.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?

A.TipsonLivingaGreenLifeB.SomeWaystoSaveinDailyLife

C.LateLonger,CompensatedMoreD.ComparisonLeadingtoMoneySaving

C

Somecompanieslookingtobringtheirelectricscooter（电动滑板车）sharingservicestotheUKarefacingalegalblock,aselectricscootersarenotlegaltouseonUKstreets.

Electricscootersharingapps,wherecustomerspayperminuteandpickupascooterfromwhereitisleftonthepavement,havebecomeextremelypopularinSanFranciscoandotherUScities.Oneofthetwobiggestscooterhirestart-upsintheUSannouncedonThursdaythatitplannedtolaunchinParisthisweek.However,itsaiditcouldnotfollowintheUKbecauseelectricscootersarenotlegaltouseonroadsorpavementshere.

TransportforLondonsaidthatitwasunlikelythatelectricscootersharingcompanieswouldbeabletoexpandtoLondonbecauseofcurrentregulations.UKlawsplacerestrictionsonvehicleswithmotors,meaningtheyaretypicallyclassedasmotorbikesandrequireriderstoholdalicensetodrivethem.Segwaysandso-called"hoverboards"（悬浮滑板）havealsobeenbannedfromBritishroads,withridersbeingfined￡75.Electricscootersarecollectedtochargeovernight.Thescooterscost$1tounlockandthenaround15centsperminuteofuse.ThecompanieshavebeenkeentoexpandoutsideoftheUS,withtheUKseenasanattractivemarket.TheysaytheyhopethatcitiesacrossEuropeseeelectricscootersasawaytodeliveraconvenientandpollution-freetransportoption,makingcitiesmoreenjoyabletolivein.

AcompanyhassaidthatitwilloperateabikesharingserviceintheUKuntillawsaroundelectricscooterschange.SeveralcompaniesoperatebikesharingprogramsinLondon,wherepeoplepaytousebicyclesandthenleavetheminpublicplacesaftertheirjourney.

28.Wherehaveelectricscootersharingappsbeenverypopular?

A.InEurope.B.InFrance.C.IntheUS.D.IntheUK.

29.WhatistheUK'slawforelectricscooters?

A.Underagechildrenmustn’tuseelectricscooters.

B.AdultsareallowedtouseelectricscootersintheUK.

C.Drivingelectricscootersonstreetsrequiresalicense.

D.DrivingelectricscootersintheUKwillbefined￡75.

30.Whydothecompaniespromotetheelectricscootersharing?

A.Itisanenvironment-friendlytransportoption.

B.Itcostsmuchlessthantheothertransportations.

C.Itrunsmuchfasterthantheothertransportations.

D.Itcanreplacethevehicleswithmotorscompletely.

31.Whatisthemainideaofthetext?

A.ElectricscooterhirestartsupintheUK.

B.Electricscootersharingplanisdeveloping.

C.ElectricscooterappsfacelegalbanintheUK.

D.Electricscooterisapollution-freetransportoption.

D

Allthelinguists（语言学家）agreethatbytheendofthiscenturythenumberoflanguagesinusewillbemuchsmallerthanitisnow.Someexpertsthinkthatin100years'time90%oftheworld'slanguageswillbegone--onlyabout700tonguesleft.

Minoritylanguagesdisappear