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届陕西省普通高等学校高三招生全国统一考试模拟试题五英语试题word版
2018届陕西省普通高等学校高三招生全国统一考试模拟试题（五）英语试题（word版）
本试卷满分150分，考试时间120分钟。
注意事项：
1．答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题纸上。
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第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）
第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）
听下面5段对话。
每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。
听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。
每段对话仅读一遍。
1．Whenwillthemanarrive?
A．At8：
15．B．At8：
30．C．At8：
45．
2．Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?
A．Motherandson．B．Oldclassmates．C．Newfriends．
3．Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?
A．Inastore．B．Inanoffice．C．Inabank．
4．Howmuchdothreetiescost?
A．60dollars．B．72dollars．C．90dollars．
5．Whatisthemanmostconcernedabout?
A．Theproblemofthecar．B．Thewaytogethome．C．Thetimetofixtheproblem．
第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）
听下面5段对话或独白。
每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。
听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。
每段对话或独白读两遍。
听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。
6．Whatdidthemanprobablythinkofthefilm?
A．Funny．B．Serious．C．Touching．
7．Howdoesthewomanprefertorelax?
A．BywatchingTV．B．Byreadingbooks．C．Bydoingsports．
听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。
8．Whatdoesthewomanwanttodowiththerestthreebooks?
A．Returnthem．B．Renewthem．C．Buythem．
9．Howmuchchangedoesthewomanget?
A．$4．B．$6．C．$10．
听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。
10．Whatwasthemandoingwhencalledlastnight?
A．Attendingaparty．
B．Repairingacomputer．
C．Playingcomputergames．
11．Whatdidthewomanwantthemantodo?
A．Checkhernotebook．
B．Lendherhiscomputer．
C．Helpwithherhomework．
12．Whydoesthewomanrefusetosendhernotebookrepaired?
A．Shehasnotime．
B．Shelacksmoney．
C．Therepairshopisfaraway．
听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。
13．WhatwasthewomanaskedtodoonMonday?
A．Liftheavyboxes．B．Putbottlesonshelves．C．Sorttinsandpackets．
14．WhathappenedtothewomanonWednesday?
A．Shewaslateforwork．
B．Shebrokemanybottles．
C．Sheputonwrongpricelabels．
15．Whatdayisitprobablytoday?
A．Friday．B．Saturday．C．Sunday．
16．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?
A．Thewoman’sjobapplication．
B．Thewoman’sworkexperience．
C．Thewoman’srelationshipwithherboss．
听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。
17．Whenwasthecenterfirstopened?
A．In1869．B．In1952．C．In1969．
18．Whatitemisnotincludedinthe$280price?
A．Thefood．B．Theequipment．C．Thewalkingboots．
19．Whatcanpeoplelearnontheseconddayofthefour-daycourse?
A．Howtouseamap．B．Howtoclimbatnight．C．Howtopredicttheweather．
20．Whatdidthespeakerliketodointheevenings?
A．WatchTV．B．Seeamovie．C．Playtabletennis．
第二部分阅读理解（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A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
A
ÉcoleCollegeParkSchool
FallWelcomeBack—Tuesday，September5th
DearFamilies：
Ourfirst（half）dayofschoolforthe2017／2018schoolyearisTuesday，September5．Thisisaveryimportantday；wewelcomestudentsandparentsbacktoanotherschoolyearandconfirmthestudentswhowillbeattendingEcoleCollegeParkSchoo1．PleasenotethatstudentsinGrade1—8shouldbepreparedtostayfortheentiremorning．Kindergartenstudentswillonlystayforanhour．
TuesdayAttendanceInformation：
Kindergartenstudents／parentsgototheirregularclassroom（downstairs，onleft）foronehouronly．Parentspleasestayforthefullhour．
Grade1—8studentswillmeetoutside（weatherpermitting）orinthegymtofindtheirgradesignsandthenwillmovetoclassrooms．
BusingInformation：
Changestothe2017—2018schoo1yearbusservicewillbeginonSeptember5．
BusingstartsforKindergartenstudentsonSeptember11andcontinuesfromSeptember11onward．
Pleasedonotparkinourschoolbuszoneasparkingticketsareissued．
FeestoBePaidinOfficeAreaFirstWeekofSchool：
ÉcoleCollegeParkSchoolcoversthe$28costofa11studentfees．Additionalrequestformoneymaybeneededtosupportfieldtripsofspecialprojects．
Grade1—8studentspaya$6StudentPlannerfee．
BandFeeis$25andispaidtothebandteacher．
OnWednesday，September6，studentsshouldbeatschoolby8：
50amandmeetintheclassroomtheywereinonTuesday．Thiswillbeafulldayofclassesforstudents．
21．HowlongwillaGrade7studentstayatschoolonTuesday，September5?
A．Anafternoon．B．Anhour．C．Halfaday．D．Afullday．
22．Howmuchdoesoneneedtopaytojointheband?
A．Sixdollars．B．Twenty-fivedollars．
C．Twenty—eightdollars．D．Fifty—fivedollars．
23．WhatwillstudentsdoonWednesday，September6?
A．Meetoutsideorinthegym．B．Movetoanewclassroomforaday．
C．Begintohavelessonsasnormal．D．Starttotaketheschoolbustogotoschoo1．
B
“Iwishwecouldstayanotherweek，”mysix-year-oldson，Colin，saidwithasighonthelastdayofourvacation．Ididn’tblamehim．WelookedforwardtoourannualweekattheJerseyShoreallyear．Fourofus—mymom，myhusband，andColin—rentedthesecondfloorofalargesummerhouse．There’splentyoffunforallthefamily．Iwouldhavelovedtohaveanotherweektheretoo．
“Sorry，buddy，”ItoldColin，“butwecan’taffordit．”“WhatifIprayedforit?
”heasked．“Youcanprayforanythingyouwant，”Itoldhim．“I’llpraythatwecanhaveanextraweeknextsummer．I’11prayallyear．”Itoldhimitwasagreatidea，butoncewegothomeIhadsecondthought．Wehadneverbeenabletocomeupwiththemoneyforatwo-weekstay．MaybeIshouldberemindingColinthatsometimesourprayerrequestswouldnotbereplied．ButIcouldn’tbringmyselftodoit．AllyearroundwhenColinsaidhisprayers，hewouldmentiontheextraweekatthebeachhouse．
Thenextsummerfoundusbackwithourwholefamilyatthesamebeachhouse—foroneweekonly．Colindidn’tseemtoodisappointedaswewerepackinguptoleaveonourlastday．Justthen，thephonerang．Mymomansweredit．Whenshehungup，shelookedsurprised．“Thatwasthehouse’sowner，”shesaid．“Thepeoplestayingherenextweekjustcancelled．He’sofferingittousforabargainprice．”Thatbargainpricewasjustlowenoughforustocover．Itwasourfamily’sonlytwo-weekholiday，thankstoColin．
24．Whatdidtheauthorthinkofherson’srequestwhensaying“Ididn’tblamehim．”?
A．Reasonable．B．Unbelievable．C．Ridiculous．D．Strange．
25．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inParagraph2referto?
A．Borrowingmoney．
B．Stayinganotherweek．
C．Prayingforanextraweek．
D．Havingatwo-weekholiday．
26．WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesColin?
A．Generous．B．Determined．C．Honest．D．Brave．
27．Whatcanwelearnfromthelastparagraph?
A．Theycancelledtheirholidayforthenextyear．
B．Colingotextremelydisappointeduponleaving．
C．Theirdreamtohaveatwo-weekholidaycametrue．
D．Theauthor’smothercalledthehouseownerforabargaining．
C
AJapaneseengineerhasdevelopedatransportersmallenoughtobecarriedinabackpackthathesaysistheworld’sfirst“carinabag”．Twenty-six-year-oldKuniakoSaitoandhisteamatCocoaMotorsrecentlyintroducedtothepublicthebattery：
powered“WalkCar”transporter，whichisthesizeofalaptopandresemblesaskateboardmorethanacar．TheslenderWalkCarismadefromaluminumandweighsbetweentwoandthreekilograms，dependingonwhetheritisanindoororoutdoorversion．
Saitoexpectstoseemanyotherusesforhistransporter，ashesaysithasenoughpowertohelppeoplepushwheelchairswithease．Thelightweightmetalboardisstrongerthanitlooks，andcantakeloadsofupto120kg．Itreachestopspeedsof10kilometersperhour，fordistancesofupto12kilometersafterthreehoursofcharging．Itsdevelopersaysit’salsoextremelysimpletoride．OncetheriderstandsonittheWalkCarstartsautomatically，whilesimplysteppingoffstopsthevehicle．Tochangedirection，theuserjustshiftstheirweight．Bestofall，thereisnoneedtofindaparkingspace，becauseitfitsintoasmallbagwhennotinuse．
Saitosaidhisstudiesinelectriccarmotorcontrolsystemsbroughthimtheideaforthenewkindofride．“Ithought，‘whatifwecouldjustcarryourtransportationinourbags，wouldn’tthatmeanwe’dalwayshaveourtransportationwithustorideon?
’Andmyfriendsaskedmetomakeone，sinceIwasdoingmymastersinengineeringspecificallyonelectriccarmotorcontrolsystems，”hesaid．
SaitosayscustomerswillbeabletoreservetheirownWalkCarsfromautumn2017onthecrowd—fundingwebsiteKickstarter．Thefuturisticskateboardwillhaveaprice-tagofaround100,000JapaneseYen（approx．$800USD）．Shippingisexpectedtobeginbyspring2019．
28．Whatdoweknowaboutthetransporterfromthefirstparagraph?
A．It’ssafe．B．It’sportable．
C．It’sheavy．D．It’sexpensive．
29．WhentheuserstepsofftheWalkCar，itwill___________.
A．stoprunningB．chargeitself
C．startmovingD．changedirection
30．What’sthebiggestadvantageoftheWalkCar?
A．Itcarriesalot．B．It’ssimpletoride．
C．Itdoesn’tburnanyoil．D．Itneedsnoparkinglot．
31．WhatcontributestoSaito’sinvention?
A．Hisfriend’shelp．B．Thepopularityofcars．
C．Hisstudiesinengineering．D．Theadvicefromthedisabled．
D
TheotherdayIcameacrossastoryinTheNewYorkTimesMagazineaboutGoogle’sgoaltobuildbetterteamsintheworkplace．Googlefoundthatthebestteamsaren’tnecessarilyformedwhengreatmindscometogetherbutratherwhenco-workersfeel“psychologicallysafe”withoneanother．
That’ssomethingGooglemanagerMattSakaguchidiscoveredfirst-handafterasurveyshowednotallofhisemployeesfeltfulfilledatwork．Mattmetwithhisteamoutsidetheofficetogooverthesurveyresults．Heaskedhisemployeestoopenupbysharingsomethingpersonalandkickedthingsoffwithastoryofhisown．
“Ithinkoneofthethi
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