江苏省高考 英语.docx

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江苏省高考英语

高三冲刺诊断考试

英语

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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。

A

FourBooksThatWillInterestYoutoTraveltheWorld

  There’strulynothingliketravelwhenitcomestogaininglifeexperience.Togetyouintheadventuringmood,weaskedAmazonSeniorEditorChrisSchleptohelpuscomeupwithalistofbooksthattransportreaderstoanothertimeandplace.Below,seehislistoffourbooksthatwillinterestyoutotraveltheworld.

SEATTLE:

WhereYou’dGo,Bernadette?

ByMariaSample

MariaSample’sfirstnovelisnotexactlyalovestorytoSeattle,butifyoureadit,youjustmightwanttocomeheretoseeifpeoplearereallyasself-involvedasthecharactersinherbook.Whatreallyshinesthroughisthestrangestorytellingandtheamusingincidents.

BuyitonAmazon.price:

$26.60.

ENGLAND:

WolfHallbyHilaryMantel

Youcan’ttraveltoThomasCromwell’sEnglandwithoutatimemachine,butreadingHilaryMantel’sprize-winningnovelisthenextbestthing.ItwillmakeyoulongtoseetheancientbuildingsandgreengrassoftheEnglishcountryside,muchofwhichisstillthere.

BuyitonAmazon.Price:

$25.10.

NANTUCKET:

Here’stoUsbyEliHildebrand

EliHildebrandhasbuiltawritingcareeroutofwritingaboutherhometownislandofNantucket.Herlatestis Here’s toUs,which,perhapsnotsurprisingly,isagreatbeachread.

BuyitonAmazon.price:

$30.80.

ITALY:

BeautifulRuinsbyJessWalter

ThisbookbythepopularauthorJessWaltersisalovestorythatbeginsontheItalianCoastintheearly60sandeventuallyconcludesincontemporaryHollywood.AsthesettingsshiftfromItalytoEdinburghtoLosAngeles,youwillfindyourselflongingtogoaswell.

BuyitonAmazon.price:

$28.90.

1.What’sthefeatureoftheWhereYou’dGo,Bernadette?

A.Itscontentaboutlove.     B.Itsplotandlaughs.

C.Itscharacters.             D.Itslowprice.

2.Whichbookhasbeenmadeintoafilmaccordingtothetext?

A.BeautifulRuins            B.WolfHall

C.Here’stoUs               D.WhereYou’dGo,Bernadette

3.Whatisthecommonpointaboutthefourbooks?

A.Itsprice.           B.Itsauthor.       C.Itscontent.    D.Itssalesplace.

B

WhenIwasthreeyearsold,myparentsdiscoveredIwastotallydeaf.Butinsteadofsendingmetoaschoolforthedeaf,theydecidedto“mainstream”me.Allofmypeersandteachersworldhavenormalhearing.

IwastheonlydeafchildatBlueCreelElementarySchool.Fromalmostthefirstdaythere,theotherkidsmadefunofmemainlybecauseofmyhearingaidandthewayItalked.AndIalsohaddifficultywithmostofmyschoolwork.

Whentheotherkidsmadefunofme,IwassurethatIwasabadperson.Isawmyselfasaboywhowasn’tsmartenoughtokeepupwiththeclass.

Mrs.Jordan,my5thgradeteacher,changedallofthatwithasimplethree-wordphrase.

Onemorning,sheaskedtheclassaquestion.Ireadherlipsfrommyfront-rowseatandimmediatelyraisedmyhandbecauseIwassureIhadtherightanswer.Butwhenshecalledonme,Iwasafraid.HerewasanopportunitytoimpressthepowerfulteacherandshowherIwasworthyofherlove.Maybeevenimpressmyclassmatesalittle.Ididn’twanttoblowit.Despitemyfears,ItookadeepbreathandansweredMrs.Jordan’squestion.

Iwillneverforgetwhathappenednext.Mrs.Jordanenthusiasticallyslammed（跺动）herrightfootonthefloorandturnedhertighthandaroundinfullcircleuntilitpointeddirectlyatme.Withsparkingeyesandawidesmileshecried,“THAT’SRIGHTSTEPHEN!

”

Forthefirsttimeinmyyounglife,Iwasastar.Isatalittletallerinmychair.

Fromthatdayforward,mygradesandspeechimprovedgreatly.Mypopularityamongmypeersincreased.ItwasallbecauseMrs.Jordanbelievedinmeandwasn’tafraidtoexpressit.“THAT’SRIGHTSTEPHEN!

”

4.Whatdoestheword“mainstream”（inPara1）mean?

A.Includeadisabledchildinanordinaryclass.

B.Encourageadisabledchildtoliveanormallife.

C.Treatadisabledchildwithrespect.

D.Teachadisabledchildathome.

5.ItcanbeinferredthatwhenenteringBlueCreekElementarySchool,thewriter__________.

A.wasnotcleverB.couldnotfocusonhisstudy

C.lackedconfidenceD.gotalongwellwithotherkids

6.WhenthewriteransweredMrs.Jordan’squestion,he______________.

A.trembledwithconstantfearB.stayedcalm

C.wasnervousD.wasexcited

7.Fromhisexperience,thewritermayconcludethat________________.

A.therightwordscouldchangesomeone’slife

B.eachofushasthecouragetobegreat

C.allgreatheroesmademistakes

D.eachdayisaluckyday

C

YouareanewmanagerattheAmericanbranchofyourGermanfirminChicago.Withafewminutestosparebetweenmeetings,yougotogetaquickcupofcoffee.

 “Hey,David,howareyou?

”oneoftheseniorpartnersatthefirmasksyou.

 “Good,thankyou,Dr.Greer,”youreply.You’vereallybeenwantingtomakeaconnectionwiththeseniorleadershipatthefirm,andthisseemslikeagreatopportunity.Butasyoustarttothinkofsomethingtosay,yourAmericancolleaguebreaksintostealyourspotlight.

  “SoArnold”,yourcolleaguesaystoyourboss,insuchacasualmannerthatitmakesyourGermansoulcringe（畏缩）,“Sowhat’syourSuperbowlprediction?

Imean,you’reaNinersfan,right?

”

  Theconversationmoveson,andyouwalksilentlybacktoyourdeskwithyourcoffee.YouknowhowimportantsmalltalkisintheU.S.,andyoufeeljealousofpeoplewhocandoitwell.

  There’snothingsmallabouttherolethatsmalltalkplaysinAmericanprofessionalculture.PeoplefromothercountriesareoftensurprisedathowimportantsmalltalkisintheU.S.andhownaturallyandcomfortablypeopleseemtodoit------withpeers,men,women,andevenwithsuperiors.Youcanbethemosttechnicallyskilledworkerintheworld,butyourabilitytoprogressinyourjobintheUnitedStatesishighlydependentonyourabilitytobuildandmaintainpositiverelationshipswithpeopleatwork.Andguesswhatskilliscriticalforbuildingandmaintainingtheserelationships?

Smalltalk.

  WhatcanyoudoifyouarefromanothercultureandwanttolearntousesmalltalkintheU.S.tobuildrelationshipsandestablishtrust?

Workhardtohone（磨练）yourownversionofAmerican-stylesmalltalk.Watchhowothersdoit.Youdon’thavetoimitatewhattheydo;infact,thatwouldlikelybackfirebecausepeoplewouldseeyouasinauthentic.Butifyoucandevelopyourownpersonalversion,thatcangoalongwaytowardmakingyoufeelcomfortableandcompetent．

8.Theauthorintroducesthetopicofthepassageby________________.

A.offeringaplot                                                 

B.describinganinterestingscene

C.makingcomparisons                                    

D.tellingasmalljoke

9.WhatdoweknowaboutGermanpeople?

A.Theydon’tmakesomuchsmalltalk．

B.Theyhatemakingsmalltalk．

C.Theyusuallymakesmalltalkinworkbreaks．

D.Theyaregoodatmakingsmalltalktoo．

10.WhatmakespeoplefromothercountriessurprisedinAmericanprofessionalculture?

A.Americanworkers’abilitytomakeprogress．

B.Americanworkers’attitudetowardssuperiors．

C.Thespecialmeaningofsmalltalk．

D.Therolesmalltalkplaysinworksettings．

11.Whatdoes“backfire”underlinedinthelastparagraphmean?

A.haveawarmatmosphere                            B.havetheoppositeeffect

C.haveagoodresult                                   D.haveahardtime

D

Well,parents,surprise!

LotsofusareusingTwitterandFacebooktothumbrides,andnotjusttoschool.It’sawkwardtoberefusedwhenyoucallafriendandaskforaride.ButwithTwitter,youjustlookforotherpeopleheadingthesameway.

Itmaysoundrisky,somanyteensstaywithintheirownsocialcirclestofindrides,anddon’tbranchoutbeyondfriendswhenaskingonTwitterjustlikeme,buttosomeyoungpeople,especiallythosetakinglongertrips,strangerdangerislessofaconcern.

“Ithinkthedigitalconnectionofyoungpeopleisreallykey,becauseyoungergenerationsgrewupsharingthingsonline,sharingfiles,photos,music,etc,sothey’vebeenveryusedtosharing,”saidJulietSchor,asociologyprofessoratBostonCollege.

Thesharingeconomygotbigduringtherecession（经济衰退）,allowingpeopletoaccessmoregoods,servicesusingtechnologyandeventosharecosts.Andthattechnology,forme,iswhatthecarwasformymom,agatewaytomorefreedom,likewhatmyfriendEarlsays,“Thesymboloffreedomisn’tthecaranymorebecausethere’stechnologyoutthereconnectingyoutoacar.”

AccordingtotheresearchersattheUniversityofMichigan,30yearsago,eightintenAmerican18-year-oldshadadriver’slicensecomparedtosixintentoday.Soit’snotthatsurprisingthatonmy16thbirthdayIwasn’trushingtogetalicensebutaniPhone.

“Driving,foryoungpeople,doesmeantheyhavetodisconnectfromtheirtechnology,andthat’sanegative.Soiftheycouldsitinthepassagesideandstillbeconnected,that’sgoingtobeaplus.”Schorcontinued.Tome,anotherplusisthatridesharingrepresentssomething,somethingmuchbiggerthantryingtosavemoney.Iseeitasevidencethatpeoplestilldependoneachother.Mygenerationsharestheircarsandapartmentsthewayneighborsusedtosharecupsofsugar.Forthesystemtowork,someofusstillneedourowncars.ButuntilIgetmyownversionofthesilverSuperBeetle,youcanfindmeonTwitter.

12.TheAmericanteensliketheautho