山东省临沂市届高三教学质量检测含听力英语试题.docx

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山东省临沂市届高三教学质量检测含听力英语试题

山东省临沂市2019届高三2月教学质量检测（含听力）英语试题

一、短对话

（★）1.Whatisthecat’smaincolor?

A.Black.B.White.C.Gray.

（★）2.Howmanypeoplearehavingthemeal?

A.Two.B.Three.C.Four.

（★）3.Howhastheweatherbeenrecently?

A.Coldandrainy.B.Hotanddry.C.Windyanddry.

（★）4.Whatwillthemandonext?

A.Watchashow.B.Takeashower.C.Continuereading.

（★）5.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A.Astrangebelief.B.Thehabitsofbees.C.Avisitingfriend.

二、长对话

（★★）听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。

6.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?

A.Ataretirementhome.B.Atahospital.C.Atahotel.

7.Whatwouldthemanlikethewomantodonext?

A.Toarrangehisfurniture.B.Toputawayhisbooks.C.Tobringinhisdinner.

（★★）听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。

8.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A.Abasketballgame.B.Anaturepicture.C.Ahuntingincident.

9.Whyisthemansurprised?

A.Thephotographerkilledthelion.

B.Thelioncaughtthezebra.

C.Thephotographerwasn’thurt.

（★★）听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。

10.Wheredoesthemanplantoattendcollege?

A.US.B.England.C.Singapore.

11.Whatdoesthewomanwanttodofirstaftergraduation?

A.Knowsomecomputerscientists.

B.Workforacompany.

C.Teachatauniversity.

12.Whichcompanydoesthewomanlikebest?

A.Oracle.B.Microsoft.C.Apple.

（★★）听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。

13.Howdoesthemanfeelaboutthetechnologyshow?

A.Quiteimpressed.B.Alittledisappointed.C.Veryconfused.

14.Whyisthewomanconcerned?

A.Becauseshethinksthemaniscarelessaboutpeople.

B.Becauseshehasnoideawhatshewillwriteforhertermpaper.

C.Becausesheisafraidusingrobotsmightnotbegoodforpeople.

15.WhatshouldChinadoaccordingtotheman?

A.Researchtheeffectsofrobotsondailylife.

B.Becomemorecompetitivebyusingrobots.

C.Hiremoreengineerstodevelopnewtechnology.

16.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Classmates.B.Shopkeeperandcustomer.C.Employerandemployee.

（★★）听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。

17.HowdidRebeccafeelaboutherjobatthebigcompany?

A.Itwasmeaningful.B.Itwasnotsatisfying.C.Itwasinteresting.

18.WhydidRebeccaopenDogMa?

A.Toadopthomelessdogs.

B.Tohaveotherdogsplaywithherdog.

C.Tohelpdogownerstakecareoftheirpets.

19.HowmuchshouldadogownerpayforadayatDogMa?

A.About25dollars.B.About50dollars.C.About75dollars.

20.WhatservicedoesDogMaoffer?

A.Providingdogswithmedicalcare.

B.Pickingupdogowners.

C.Bathingthedogs.

三、阅读理解

（★★）Ifyoufollowtheseinsidertips，yourphotoswilllooklikeyouhadtheplacetoyourselfatthepopulartouristattractions.

VaticanMuseums:

VaticanCity

TheVaticandrawsmorethanfivemillionpeopleeachyear，andqueuescanreachfourhoursduringpeakseason.ChristieHudson，seniorcommunicationsmanageratExpedia，recommends，choosingaskip-the-1inetour.“Thisnotonlyletsyouavoidtheticketcounter，butalsoincludestheuseofaprivatepartnerentrance.”ExtratimetovisittheSistineChapel?

Yes!

BambooForest:

Kyoto，Japan

BambooForestisthemostworthysightinKyoto.Ⅱyou’relongingtoenjoythepathwaysandtakepicturesintotalquietness，KyotoArashiyamaTravelGuiderecommendshittingthefamousBambooGrovePathasearlyinthemorningaspossible—think7a.m.ifyou’reupforit.Don’tmissthesehiddentreasuresyoucanonlywitnessinJapan.

ChichenItza:

Yucatán，Mexico

HometoE1CastilloandtheTempleoftheWarriors，ChichenItzaisamust-see.Wanttobeattherush?

Scheduleanearlytourthattakesplacebeforeasiteopenstothepublic.Ledbyanarchaeologistguide，it’sfulloffascinatinginsightsandfacts—withouttonsofpack-wearingtourists.

LouvreMuseum:

Paris，France

TheLouvreisoneofthemostpopularmuseumsontheplanet.Ifwaitingaroundinlinetogetinisn’tthewayyouprefertospendyourtimeinParis，considerpurchasingareservedticket.Thiswillgiveyouentrytothepyramidwithinahalf-hourwindow.TheLouvreisalsoopenuntil9:

45p.m.onWednesdaysandFridays，ifyou’reupforsomelate-nightartvisits.

21.WhatisrecommendedatVaticanMuseumsbyChristieHudson?

A．Queuingfourhours.

B．Jumpingthewaitingline.

C．Takingaskip-the-linetour.

D．VisitingtheSistineChapel.

22.Whichofthefollowingareavailableforearlytouriststoavoidtherush?

A．VaticanMuseumsandBambooForest.

B．ChichenItzaandBambooForest.

C．BambooForestandLouvreMuseum.

D．ChichenItzaandLouvreMuseum.

23.Whomightthispassagebeintendedfor?

A．Visitorsinterestedinmuseums.

B．Guidesatthetouristattractions.

C．Peopleattheticketcounter.

D．Touriststobeattherush.

（★★）An“adultingconference”（AC）thisweekallowedKentuckyhighschoolseniorsthechancetolearnhowtochangeatire，howtocookandotherbasiclifeskills—thingsthattheymaynothavelearnedathomeorinclasses.AseriesofphotospostedbyBullittCentralHighSchoolonsocialmediashowsstudentstaking“adultingconference”arelearningaboutpersonalfinances，resumesandotheressentialskillsattheevent，whichhasbeenwidelyreportedonthelocalandnationalnewsoutlets.

“IsawaFacebookpostthatparentspassedaroundsayingtheyneededaclassinhighschoolontaxesandcooking，”ACorganizerHardintoldLouisville’sWAVE3News.Thoseskillsaretaughtatschooltheoretically，shesaid，buttheeventgavestudentsachancetofillingapsintheirknowledge.

Studentscouldchoosetoattendthreeworkshopsoutof11totaloptions，theschoolsays.Theworkshopswereheldincooperationwithnumerouscommunitypartners.

Someyoungpeoplehavelefthomeandgraduatedschoolwithouthavingthosegapsfilled，accordingtoareportthisweekfromCBSNewYork，whichdocumentedatrendofyoungpeopleseekingoutclassestolearnbasiclifeskills.

Whileattendingacookingclass，29-year-oldElenaToumarastoldthestationshe’sstrugglingwith“simplethings.”

“Iwassousedto，whenlivingathome，mymomalwayscooking，”shetoldthestation.

An“AdultingSchool”inPortland，Maine，aimstouseanewonlineformattoteachtheyouthsskillslikeconflictresolution，sewingandappreciationforall，thestationsays.

Students’financialliteracyhasbeenofparticularconcerntosomeexperts，asfinancialeducationinschoolshasstagnated（停滞）intheU.S.，withonly17statesrequiringstudentstotakeclassesinpersonalfinance—anumberthathasn’triseninyears.

“ThemajorityofU.S.statesarefailingourstudentsbydecliningtoofferthesefundamentalcourseswhicharecriticaltotheirfinancialstabilityandsecuritylaterinlife.Andthiswillbechanged.”NanJ.Morrison，presidentandCEOoftheCouncilforEconomicEducation，toldCNBC.

24.Whatdoweknowaboutthe“adultingconference”?

A．Itdrawsmuchattentionfromthemedia.

B．Itisnottaughtathome.

C．Itteachesseniorshowtobeareporter.

D．Itisbroadcastlivetothepublic.

25.WhatcanwelearnfromwhatChristyHardinsaid?

A．Onlytaxesandcookingclassesaledemanded.

B．AChelpsputwhathasbeenlearntintopractice.

C．ManyparentspassedbytheACclassroom.

D．Theeventwasorganizedby.someparents.

26.WhydidElenaToumarasattendacookingclass?

A．Todocumentatrend.

B．Tostrugglewith“simplethings”.

C．Tosatisfyhermother.

D．Tolearnbasiclifeskills.

27.Whatcanweinferfromthelasttwoparagraphs?

A．Expelswillbeconcernedaboutfinance.

B．Fundamentalmajorswon’tbeprovidedinschools.

C．Morefinancialcourseswillbeoffered.

D．Morestateswilldeclinestudents’courses.

（★★）TheSpanishsculptorIsaacCordalseesthecityashisplayground.Hespecializesinminiature，astreetartoftenrepresentingasocialcommentaryasacriticalobservationoncapitalism，powerandsoon.

Cordalfirstmodelsthesculpturesinclaythenreproducesthemincement（水泥）about15cminheight.

“Asamaterial，cementseemsverysymbolicbecauseitisoneofourmostrecognizablefootprintsagainstnature.”hesays.“Todaywehavebeentoousedtocementcityhabitat.”

Forseveralyearshe’sbeenworkingontheproject，CementEclipses，referringtothestatewhenabuildingcoversthesun:

“It’sacriticalreflectionontheideaofprogress.”

ThesetinycementfigureshaveappearedincitiesacrossEurope，foundsittingontopofbussheltersordrowninginthegrasslandofthebigcity.“ThestreetbecameaperfectsettinginwhichIcouldfindenoughlandscapesforthem.Duetotheirsmallsizeandcolor，theygoreallywellintotheurbanenvironment.Theyevennormallygounseenbypassersby.I’mveryinterestedinthatmomentofsurprisewhensomeoneaccidentallydiscoversthem.”hesays.

“Nowadaysthereisafearofnotbeingseeninthepublicarea，soeverythingisalwaysbigandbold.Webecomeaproductofthisanddonotfocusinasmuch.Ithinkitisgoodtopayattentiontosmalldetails.Myworkisarewardforthosewhodoanditallowsustounderstandandchangetheworldwehavecreatedinadifferentangle.”Cordalsays.

28.Whichofthefollowingbestexplains“miniature”Underlinedinparagraph1?

A．Tinysculpture.

B．Smallplayground.

C．Socialcomments.

D．Criticalobservation.

29.What’sCordal’sattitudetowardcementcityhabitat?

A．Indifferent.

B．Critical.

C．Neutral.

D．Supportive.

30.WhatdoesCordalintendtotellusinthelastparagraph?

A．Everythingbiginpublicisattractive.

B．Beingsmallmaybeafearinpublic.

C．Weneedtofocusonthedetailsoftheproducts.

D．Hisworkhelpsustoseetheworlddifferently.

31.Whatdoesthetextmainlytalkabout?

A．Cordalandhisstreetart.

B．Wayst