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湖南省师大附中届高三上学期第六次月考英语2
湖南省师大附中2014届高三上学期第六次月考（英语）2
高考英语
2014-02-081530
aid.PennyBrownhadn'tplannedtobetherethatday,butatthelastminute,hershiftatthehospitalhadbeenchanged,andshewasgiventhenightoff.Pennybentovertheunconsciousboy,hisfacealreadystartingtoturnblue,andadministeredCPR,breathingintohismouthandadministeringchestpress.
Andhecameback.
Itwasagoodthing,foragoodkid.Kevinwasn'tjustavolunteerforhisbrother'sbaseballteam---hewasaBoyScout,onewhowentontoachieveScouting'shighestrank,Eagle.Hebecameavolunteerjuniorfirefighter,learningsomeoftheemergencyfirst-aidtechniquesthathadsavedhislife.Hestudiedhardinschoolandwassavingmoneyforcollegebyworkingasadishwasherinalocalrestaurant.Helikedthepeople,buttheworkcouldbehardandprettyroutine.UntiltheafternoonofJanuary27,2006.
Kevin,now17,wasworkinginthekitchenwhenheheardpeoplescreaming,customersinconfusion,employeesrushingtowardatable.Hehustledintothemainroomandsawawomanthere,herfaceturningblue,herhandsatherthroat.Shewaschoking.QuicklyKevinsteppedbehindher,wrappedhisarmsaroundherandclaspedhishands.Then,usingskillshe'dfirstlearnedinScouts,hepulledsuddenlyinwardandup,once,twice,administeringtheHeimlichmaneuver.Thefoodthatwastrappedinthewoman'sthroatwasfreed.Thecolorbegantoreturntoherface.
"Thefoodwasstuck.Icouldn'tbreathe,"shesaid.Shethoughtshewasdying."Iwasveryfrightened.”
Guesswhothewomanwas?
PennyBrown
（C）56.Accordingtothepassage,wecanlearnaboutKevinthat .
A.In1999.Kevinwashitbyabatunexpectedlywhenhewasdoingbaseballwarmingup.
BHisheartdiseaseovertookhim.
C.Hewashitsquareinthechestwatchinghisyoungerbrother’steam.
D.Heswunghisbattoofiercelyandhurthimself.
（B）57.WhywasPennyBrownrightattheaccidentspotwhenKevinwashit?
A.Becauseshewasinterestedinbaseball.
B.Becauseshehadhadherturntoworkchanged.
C.Becausehersonwasplayingthatevening.
D.Becauseshewasnotsupposedtobeatworkatthehospital.
（D）58.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inParagragh5referto?
A.ThatKevinwasabatboy.
B.ThatKevingotinjured.
C.ThatKevinwasaBoyScout.
D.ThatKevinwassuccessfullysaved.
（C）59.Whichofthefollowingisnottrueaccordingtothetext?
A.TheHeimlichmaneuverisaneffectivewaytohelpthosewhochoke.
B.CPRcanbeusedtotreatonewhohasnoheartbeat.
C.Kevinlearnedsomeoftheemergencyfirst-aidtechniquesinScout.
D.PennyBrownwasnotKevin’smother.
（B）60.Whichoneisthebesttitleofthepassage?
.
A.miraclestakeplaceeveryday.
B.actsofkindnesswilldeserveanothergooddeed.
C.weshouldlearnfirstaidincaseofemergency.
D.weshouldbekindtothosewhoeverhelpedus.
解析：
56.C。
细节题。
由第一段的“TheboybroughtthebatbackhardandhitKevinsquareinthechest.”可知
57.B。
细节题。
由第三段的“PennyBrownhadn'tplannedtobetherethatday,butatthelastminute,hershiftatthehospitalhadbeenchanged,andshewasgiventhenightoff.”可知PennyBrown原本是要上班的，但由于临时换班才在事故现场。
58.D。
词义推测题。
下文揭示了为什么对于一个好孩子来说是件好事：
Kevin参加了很多志愿者活动，学习急救常识等，而Kevin做这些是与他自己那次成功获救的经历分不开的。
故D项符合题意。
59.C细节题。
由第五段的“Kevinwasn'tjustavolunteerforhisbrother'sbaseballteam--hewasaBoyScout,onewhowentontoachieveScouting'shighestrank,Eagle.Hebecameavolunteerjuniorfirefighter,learningsomeoftheemergencyfirst-aidtechniquesthathadsavedhislife.”可知A是正确的。
Kevin停止呼吸时正是靠CPR方法救活的，故B是正确的；第五段提到的Kevin成为了一名青少年志愿者，学习急救常识，与C项的成为一名消防队员的梦想是有区别的，故C项不对；Penny食物哽咽的时候Kevin使用了他的theHeimlichmaneuver方法帮助救她，可知D是正确的。
60.B主旨要义题。
文章讲述了PennyBrown曾经救助过Kevin，而若干年之后她又被Kevin救了，可想想告诉我们善有善报。
B
PartofABusSchedule
▼Adescriptionofthefrequencycodesarelistedattheendofthepageforyourconvenience.Ifthereisnocodelisted,thenthetripoperatesdaily,sevendaysaweek.Thisscheduleisthesameonefoundinthecurrentprintedschedulebrochure,whichyoucandownloadabove.
▼Clicktheagencynametofindhoursofoperation,paymentmethodsanddrivingdirections.
▼SHADINGIndicatestheLoganExpressnon-stopbusservice.
ReadAcross
BacktoTop
NORTHBOUND
Leave
Leave
Arrive
Leave
Arrive
Arrive
LoganAirport
Boston（SouthStation）
Portland
Portland
Bangor
Orono-UMaine
～555a
545a
755a
715a
800a
201400a
915a
201400a
1155a
1201p
215p
∧2：
45p
1125a
……
135p
……
1201p
155p
1225p
……
235p
～125p
115p
335p
125p
215p
42014p
415p
630p
∧650p
225p
……
435p
……
315p
52014p
325p
415p
62014p
425p
……
635p
……
515p
72014p
525p
……
735p
525p
615p
82014p
815p
201430p
201450p
625p
……
835p
WithConcordTrailways,
noreservationsnecessary!
Buyticketsonthedayoftravel.
……
715p
92014p
725p
815p
20142014p
825p
……
201435p
925p
201415p
122014a
～1125p
1115p
125a
Importantfrequencycodesforaboveschedule
～TripleavesBostonSouthStationFIRSTbeforepickingupatLoganAirport.
★TripoperatesSundaysONLY
∧TripoperatesFridays＆SundaysONLY
＃TripoperatestoLoganAirportFIRSTbeforedroppingoffatBostonSouthStation
ItalicsindicateabuschangeinPortland.
★★ServicetoUniversityofMaineatOronooperatesonlywhenschoolisinsession,beginning/endisnotedunderHoliday＆CollegeNotices.Theserviceisalsolistedinourpublishedschedule.
（A）61.WhichofthefollowingtripsleavesBostonSouthStationfirstbeforepickingupatLoganAirport
A.1115P B.615P C.815P D.201400P
（B）62.WhichofthefollowingairportdeparturesdoesNOTstopatSouthStationinBoston?
A.915morningbus B.1225afternoonbus
C.525afternoonbus D.925eveningbus
（B）63.Accordingtotheschedule,whentheserviceisavailable,howmanybusesperdaygofromLoganAirporttotheUniversityofMaineatOrono?
A.1 B.3 C.12 D.17
（C）64.Accordingtothenotesundertheschedule,whenwouldstudentsNOTbeabletogetabustotheUniversityofMainefromBoston?
A.Atweekends B.Insession.C.Duringuniversityholidays.D.Inthecaseofbadweather
（C）65.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribestheticketpolicyofConcordTrailways?
A.Ticketsmustbebookedonline.
B.Reservationsarenecessary.
C.Ticketscanbeboughtonthetravelday.
D.Discountsareprovidedforadvancedbooking.
解析：
表格是公汽时刻表的一部分（这里只呈现了向北方向的时刻表），表格上方的readacross说明要横向看，除了注意从哪里发车到哪里，还要注意表格前后的提示。
61.A.根据符号后的内容，只有1115P这班车有～符号，可知答案为A.
62.B.注意题目说的是airportdepartures,即从airport发车在SouthStationinBoston不停靠的车，表格中这部分：
说明了，上午12：
25的车是-----虚线，表示不停靠，而其他的都显示了在SouthStationinBoston停靠的时间。
所以选B。
63.B横向看，最后一列的顶行写了ArriveOrono-UMaine**（看后面对**符号的解释部分说了是UniversityofMaine）看这一列可知只有三趟车从机场到达。
64.C.此题还是接上题要求阅读后面对**符号的解释部分，说明只在UniversityofMaine开学（insession）的时候才有车。
所以答案为C。
65.C.时刻表的右下角有粗体字，强调不需要预订车票，乘坐当天买就可以。
所以选C。
C
SINCEthe1997internationalagreementtofightglobalwarming,climatechangehasworsenedandspeededup–beyondeventheworstexpectationsofthe1997talksinKyoto,Japan.
Asworldleadershavespentadozenyearstryingtofigureoutwhattodonext,newshippassageshaveopenedthroughtheoncefrozensummerseaiceoftheArctic.InGreenlandandAntarctica,icesheetshavelosttrillionsoftonsofice.MountainglaciersinEurope,SouthAmerica,AsiaandAfricaareshrinkingfasterthanbefore.
Andit'snotjustthefrozenpartsoftheworldthathavefelttheheatinthedozenyearsleadinguptonextmonth'sclimatesummitinCopenhagenTheworld'soceanshaverisenbyabout4cm.Droughts andwildfireshavebecomemorefrequentworldwide.Animalsandplantsarenowintroublebecauseofthechangingclimate.Theseincludethepolarbears,butterflies,frogsandentirestandsofNorthAmericanpineforests.Temperaturesoverthepast12yearsare0.4degreeswarmerthaninthedozenyearsleadingupto1997.
Eventhegloomiest（令人沮丧的）climatemodelsfromthe1990sdidn'tforecastresultsthisbad.
“Thelatestscienceistellingusweareinmoretroublethanwethought,''saidJanosPasztor,climateadvisertoUNSecretaryGeneralBanKi-moon.
Andhere'swhySinceanagreementtoreducegreenhousegaspollutionwassignedinKyoto,Japan,inDecember1997,thelevelofcarbondioxideintheairhasincreasedby6.5percent.From1997to2014,worldcarbondioxideemissions（排放）fromtheburningoffossil（化石）fuelshaveincreasedby31percent.USemissionsofthisgreenhousegashaverisenby3.7percent.EmissionsfromChinahavemorethandoubled.
Someclimatechangecanbecausedbynaturalfactorssuchasvariationsinsolarradiation,volcanoes,landdrift（位移）andoceandrift.However,mostofscientificandpublicopinionhascometotheconclusionthattheclimateischangingmainlybecauseoftheaccumulationofgreenhousegases（especiallyCO2）intheatmosphereduetohumanactivity.
FromDecember7to18,officialsfromacrosstheworldwillmeetinCopenhagentoseekasolutionforthisproblem.Ifsuccessful,themeetingwillsendaclearsignaltobusinessandindustry,governmentsandcitizensaroundtheworld.Newcommitmentsandplanswillsignalthatthefuturebelongstoalow-carboneconomyandthattomorrow'swinnerswillbethosewhoinvest（投资）incleanenergysolutions.
（D）66.Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat
A.The1997climatesummitwasheldinCopenhagen
B.Since1997,thelevelofcarbondioxideintheairhasdecreasedby6.5%.
C.TheCopenhagensummitisintendedtoannouncenewshippassagestotheArctic
D.Morethanthefro
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