江苏省高三英语第二次月考阅读理解专项整理 含答案.docx

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江苏省高三英语第二次月考阅读理解专项整理含答案

江苏2018年-2019年高三英语第二次12月月考阅读理解专项整理

A篇：

一：

SagradaFamilia

Openinghours:

09:

00—18:

00（October—March）;09:

00—20:

00（April—September）

Admission:

$11,or$10withtheBarcelonaCard.

Thetemplehasbeenunderconstructionsince1882andthey’vestillgotanother30to80yearstogobeforeitisfinished.Theproject’svastscaleanditsspecialdesignhavemadeitoneofBarcelona’stoptouristattractionsformanyyears.

LaPedrera

Openinghours:

November—February:

09:

00—18:

30;March—October:

09:

00—20:

00

Admission:

$9.Save20%withtheBarcelonaCard.

ThisbuildingusedtobecalledCasaMilabutnowadaysit’smorecommonlyknownasLaPedrera.ItisauniquemodernistbuildinginBarcelonaandwasmadeofbricks.Itwasbuiltbetween1906and1912andin1984itwasdeclaredaUNESCOWorldHeritagesitewithotherGaudibuildingsinBarcelona.

BarcelonaFCMuseum

Openinghours:

April6th—October4th:

（MondaytoSaturday）10:

00—20:

00;therestoftheyear:

10:

00—18:

30

Admission:

$8.50forentrytothemuseumand$17foraguidedtour.

Whenyoubuyyourticketyouhavetwooptions.Youcanbuyaticketforthemuseumtoseethefootballstadiumoryoucanbuyadual（双的）ticketfor$15whereyougettoseethemuseumandthescenesattheclub.

MiroMuseum

Openinghours:

Checkthewebsitefordetailsastheyvarydependingonthetimeoftheyear.

Admission:

$8.Save20%withtheBarcelonaCard.

ThismuseumhasawiderangeofMiro’sworksdatingbackasfaras1914.Thisartworkcollectionnotonlyincludeshispaintingsbutalsoagoodselectionofsculptures.

36.HowmuchshouldyoupayifyouvisitLaPedrerawiththeBarcelonaCard?

A.$6.4.B.$7.2.C.$8.D.$10.

37.Wherecanyouvisitafootballstadium?

A.MiroMuseum.B.SagradaFamilia.

C.LaPedrera.D.BarcelonaFCMuseum.

38.WhowillshowspecialinterestinMiroMuseum?

A.Athletes.B.Artists.C.Architects.D.Singers.

二：

Friendsshouldalwaysbehonestwithyou,right?

Sowhentheylie,itcanbereallyhardtotake.Youwanttotrustyourfriendsandthatmeansknowingthatthey’lltellittoyoustraightnomatterwhat.Butafriendwholiesisn’talwaystryingtohurtyou.Whydoesthishappen?

Protectyourfeelings

Oneofthebiggestreasonsfriendslieissimplytoavoidhurtingyourfeelings.

Somepeopledon’tunderstandthedifferencebetweenbeinggentlyhonestwithafriendandbeingsostraightforwardthattheyleaveaverbalwound.Theychoosetoavoidthesetwoextremesintheformofalie.

Whatyoucando:

Encourageyourfriendstobestraightwithyou.Nomatterwhattheiransweris,letthemknowyouappreciateit.Ifyouoverreactorgetangrywiththem,theywon’tfeelcomfortabletellingyouthetruthagain.

Theyfeelembarrassed

Sometimesfriendswilllieaboutthingintheirlifebecausetheyaretooembarrassedtoadmitthetruth.Maybetheyaregoingthrougharoughtimeandtheyjustdon’twantyoutoknowaboutit.

Whatyoucando:

Avoidtryingtobadger（纠缠）yourfriendintotellingyouwhat’swrong.Instead,makeitclearthatyouarethereforthemwhenandiftheyarereadytotalk.Makeyourfriendshipasafeplaceforthemwheretheycansharetheirtroubleswithyouwithoutfeelingjudgment.

Avoidanargumentwithyou

Perhapsyourfriendknowsthatiftheytellyouthetruth,you’llgetangrywiththen.Avoidingconflictisnotalwayshealthyforafriendshipbecauseitallowsproblemstogrowovertime.Ifyouhaveabadtemper,yourfriendmighttryandavoidgettingintoanargumentwithyouandinsteadjusttellyouwhatyouwanttohear.

Whatyoucando:

Makesurethatifafriendtellsyousomethingunpleasant,youdon’toverreact.Considerwhat’sbeingsaidandwayyourfriendistellingyouthis.Ifyoudoenduparguing,doitinarespectableway.

Excludeyou

Lyingisn’talwaysasignthatfriendsaretryingtoprotectyou,however.Sometimestheyliebecausetheywanttoexcludeyoufromtheirplans.Iftheytellyoutheyarestayinghomesomenightwhenyouwanttogoout,forexample,andyoufindoutlaterthattheypartiedwithoutyou,itmaymeantheyaren’tasgoodfriendsasyouthoughttheywere.

Whatyoucando:

Whenyoufindoutwithcertaintythatyourfriendwaslyingtoyou,tryandconfrontthem.Beforewarned,however,thatifafriendliestobeingwith,he/shemayliewhenaskedadirectquestionabouthis/herdishonesty.Gowithyourgutsonthis.Ifyoufeelyourfriendislyingbecause,he/shedoesn’twanttobearoundyou,that’syourwake-upcalltomoveon.

46.Friendssometimeslie________.

A.outrespectB.inastraightway

C.undersocialinfluencesD.becausethetruthhurts

47.Whenyoufindafriendlying,youareadvisedto________.

A.letitgoB.takeitpersonally

C.handleitrespectablyD.breakupwithhim/her

三：

Withtheassistanceofofficevolunteers,DoctorsWithoutBorders/MédecinsSansFrontiéres（MSF）canreduceadministrationexpensesandfullyapplyresourcestohelpmorepopulationsworldwide.

Officevolunteersusuallyassistuswithourclericalworkincludingdataentry,lettermailingandinformationarrangementinMSF-HKofficeduringofficehours.Youarealsowelcometoassistusbydoingtranslation,research,designingpublications,producingvideoclips,andotherprojectsaccordingtoyourscheduleathome.

WealsoneedvolunteersforoureventsliketheMSFOrienteeringCompetitionandourexhibitionstotakephotographs,andtoheadreceptioncountersorinformationbooths（咨询台）.

IfyouareinterestedinvolunteeringforMSF-HKoffice,pleaselookthroughourvolunteervacanciesbelow.

·DonorServicesVolunteer

WearelookingforaregularvolunteertohelpourDonorServicesUnitwithvariousdataentryworkandupdatethedatabasethroughmakingoutboundcallstothedonorsandsupporters.

·Generalvolunteers

Apartfromspecificvolunteervacancies,MSF-HIKalsoneedgeneralvolunteerswithgreateradaptabilitytoassistclericalworkoreventorganization.Shouldyoubeinterestedinjoiningusasgeneralvolunteers,pleasesimplyuploadyourpersonalinformationtoourvolunteerdatabase.Dependingonourworkload,wewillsearchforvolunteerswhofitthatskillsetrequirementandtimeframe,andfurthercontactthemforworkarrangement.

·Joinourvolunteerdatabase

Thepersonalinformationyouprovideintheapplicationformwillbestoredinourvolunteerdatabase,andwillonlybeusedforthepurposesofourvoluntaryworkarrangementandthecommunicationwithyou.Shouldtherebeasuitablematch,wewillnotifyyoubyemailorphone.Forsuggestionsorinquiriesaboutourvoluntaryservices,pleasefeelfreetocontactus.（Tel:

29594229;Email:

volunteer@hongkong.msf.org）

36.Accordingtothepassage,officevolunteersforMSF-HK.

A.usuallyneedn’tworkovertime

B.shouldmasteratleasttwolanguages

C.arerequiredtocompletetheirtaskintheoffice

D.mayhavereceivedahandwrittenletterofappointment

37.MSF-HK’sjobarrangementforofficevolunteersis.

A.permanentB.vague

C.flexibleD.private

四：

Tosome,Facebook,Twitterandsimilarsocial-mediaplatformsarethehighestlevelofcommunication—better,even,thanface-to-faceconversations,sincemorepeoplecanbeinvolved.Othersthinkofthemmoreassomethingthatleadstoself-appreciation,threatensprivacyandreducesintelligentconversationstotheexchangeofrudememes（搞笑图片）.Theymighteven,thesekindsofargumentsgo,becreatingagenerationofelectronicaddictswhoareincapableofreflective,individual,originalthought.

Atopicripeforanthropological（人类学的）study,then.Andsuchastudy,the“WhyWePost（发帖）”project,hasjustbeenpublishedbynineanthropologists,ledbyDanielMillerofUniversityCollege,London.

Theparticipantsin“WhyWePost”workedindependentlyfor15monthsatlocationsinBrazil,Britain,Chile,China（oneruralandoneindustrialsite）,India,Italy,TrinidadandTobago,andTurkey.Theyburiedthemselveswithinfamiliesandtheirsurroundingcommunities.That,theteambelieves,letthemformasubtleviewoftherolesofsocialmediaintheirstudysiteswhichcouldnotbegainedbyanalysingparticipants’publicpostings.Theseby-standers’viewpointsdenymuchreceivedwisdom.Oneofthebiggestdoubtsisthe“selfie”-whichisoftenblamedforcausingself-regardandtoomuchfocusonattractiveness.“WhyWePost”,however,revealsthattheselfieitselfhasmanyfaces.InBrazilmanyselfiespostedbymenweretakenatthegym.ButattheBritishsite,DrMillerfound,schoolchildrenpostedfivetimesasmany“groupies”（imagesofthepicture-takerwithfriends）astheydidselfies.Britonshavealsocreatedacategorycalled“uglies”（曝丑照）,ofwhichthepurposeistotakeasuglyaself-imageaspossible.

Theoften-humorous,marked-upimagesknownasmemeshavealsocomeinforcriticism.Theylowerdowntraditionalformsofpublicdebate,spreadingfarandwidewithlittlecontext.Butmemesservedifferentpurposesindifferentcultures.InIndiatheytendtofocusonseriousandreligiousissues;Trinidadianmemesaremoreoftensend-upsofpoliticians.YetinallcasesDrMillerseesmeme-passingnotaslimitingwhatsocialmediausersthinkandsay,butasenablingconversations.Manyusershappilyforwardmemeswithstrongpoliticaloreconomicmessagesaboutwhichtheywouldnotdaretocommentindividually.

Criticsalsooftenviewtheonlinecharacterspeoplecreatefortheirsocial-mediapostingsasfalseimagesdesignedforthemediumathand.Trinidadians,however,disagree.Theyseeonlineprofilesasmorerepresentativeofaperson’strueselfeventhanwhatisseeninreallife.Also,youngboysandgirlsinTurkeyseethingsdifferently.Socialmediapermitthemtobeinconstantcont