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2020上海高三英语二模汇编---十一选十

1.金山区

A.parentalB.balanceC.declinedD.depositE.downloaded

F.engagingG.financialH.immediatelyI.listingJ.deliberatelyK.purchases

Givingkidsallowancesinthesmartphoneage

Allowancesareaconstant.Nomatterhowmuchtechnologyinterfereswiththeparent-childrelationship,kidsstillwantmoneyandparentsstillwanttoimpart(赋予)abasicworkethic.Butputtingstickersonchore(日常事务)chartsanddroppingcoinsinpiggybanksdon’tcutitwiththesmartphonegeneration.

Parentsinsearchofmore31waystoteachchildrenthevalueofmoneyareturningtoallowance-trackingapps,wherekidscanseetheir32riseandfallinrealtime.

BonnieKoon,amotherofthreeinCrawfordville,Fla.,usedtopostacalendaronherrefrigerator33herkidschores,totheembarrassmentofher16-year-oldtwins.AfterseeingaFacebookadfortheappGreenlight,she34it.

Greenlightlinkstoparents’bankaccountssothatthepayoutcanbeseamless.Parentscanencouragesavingbypayinginterestonthemoneythatisn’tspent35—interestoutoftheparents’ownpockets,ofcourse.

It’sthefirsttasteof36freedomformanykids,andit’ssetinarelativelysafeenvironment.Parentscandeterminespendinglimitsandchoosetheretailers(零售商)whereachildcanmake37.Ifachildattemptstobuysomethingatanunapprovedstoreortospendmorethanthelimit,thetransaction(交易)is38andparentsgetanotification.Andifakidlosesthecard,parentscanimmediatelycancelitfromtheapp.

OneofMs.Koon’stwins,Brenna,worksparttimeatarestaurant.She’sputtinghalfofherpaycheckintoacar-insurancesavingsfundshesetupintheapp,withthegoalofsaving$450byJuly.Witheach39,theappgivesBrennaaprogressupdate.

Someparentsmightworrythatrelyingonappstogetkidstodochoresonlyencouragesthemtobeontheirphonesmore.Butparentswhohavechosenthisapproacharguethattheyaremeetingtheirkidswheretheyareandthatittakesthe40nagging(唠叨)outoftheequation.Thereal-timelookattheiraccountsmakestheconceptsofsavingandspendingmoretangiblethanreviewingabankstatement.

31-40:

FBIEHGKCDA

2.黄浦区

 

A.backup

B.borderlines

C.breathlessly

D.connectivity

E.deskbound

F.divorcing

G.functions

H.interrupting

I.presence

J.reluctantly

K.update

Howtoworkfromhome?

Therearemanythingsthatcontributetobecomingasuccessfulwork-from-homeemployee.Asmorecompaniesacrossnearlyeveryindustryaccommodateanincreasingnumberofemployeeswishingtoavoidtrafficjamandofficecoldlunch,remoteworkhasbecomeanincreasinglyeasyand___31___practicaloptionformanywhoseekit.Hereisamodestguidetobecomingasuccessfulremoteemployee.

Before___32___completelyfromtheoffice,checkwithyourcorporateITdepartmentandyourmanagertoseeifyouareequippedwiththeprogramsandapplicationsnecessarytoworkremotely.Securityfirst:

Ifyouconnecttoyourcompany’sinternalsystemsoremailthroughaVirtualPrivateNetworkorothersecuretunnel,makesureyou’vetesteditandthatit___33___fromwhereyouplantowork.Also,havea(n)___34___planintheeventyourconnectionexperiencesdisturbance.

Thesameadviceappliestointernet___35___.Makesurethatifthewirelessinternetinyourhomeofficefails,youcanstillconnectcontinuouslythroughyoursmartphone,setupasaWi-Fihotspot.Todothis,makesureyouhavetherightwirelessplan,especiallyifyouhandlelargefiles.

Theabilitytocommunicatequicklyandreliablyisthemostpricelessqualityaremoteemployeeneedstosucceed.Do___36___yourmanagerorbossfrequently.Makesuregroupchatserviceandtoolsareinstalledandyouknowhowtousethem,andmakeyour___37___knowntoyourcolleagueswhenyouareavailableandworking.

Set___38___ifyou’reworkingathomebyexplainingtofamilymembersorchildrenthatyourworkareaisofflimits,andtheyshouldavoid___39___unlessit’simportant.

Findtimetogoforshortwalkstohelpinspireproductivityandcreativity.Oneoftheblessingsofworkingremotelyistheopportunitytoliveamoreactivelifestyleinsteadofbeing___40___,butit’simportanttomakeactivityahabit.

31-35:

CFGAD36-40:

KIBHE

3.青浦区

A.combinationB.regrettablyC.embarrassingD.discomfortE.composed

F.respectivelyG.deliveredH.typicalI.limitationsJ.accompaniedK.evident

AttheOscars,ParasiteMakesBestPictureHistory

AtSunday’sOscars,onanightwhenalmosteverythingwentasplannedandasusual,theonetruesurprisecameinthebiggestmomentofall.

Forthefirsttimeever,afilminaforeignlanguagewonBestPicturewhenBongJoon-ho’sParasite,acomedy-drama-thrilleraboutclassandsecrets,tookthebigprize.BongalsowontheawardsforBestDirectorandBestOriginalScreenplay.He__31__threewarmandgenerousspeeches,includingonewhenhewonforhisdirectingandthankedfellownominees(被提名的人)MartinScorseseandQuentinTarantinoforinspiringhimandcontributingtotheprogressofhiscareer,__32__.

And,whilehegavemostofhisspeechesinKoreanwithinterpreterSharonChoi,whenhewonthefirstone,hestoppedandnotedinEnglish:

“ThisisveryfirstOscartoSouthKorea.”Theaffectionintheroomforthefilmwas__33__everytimeitwasmentioned,aswellasinitsgreatcompetitionofaward.

Theeveningbeganthreeandahalfhoursearlierwitha(n)__34__oftheoldandthenew:

thekindofthemedsinging-dancingnumberthatusedtobethe__35__Oscarsopening,butintheabsenceofatraditionalhost,itwasperformedbythethoroughlymodernJanelleMonáe.AversionofherownsongComeAlivewas__36__bydancersdressedincostumesshowingrespecttoblackfilmmakers.Thespeechthatfollowed,however,wasmuchmore__37__andunpleasant,despitethebesteffortsofChrisRockandSteveMartin,thelatterofwhom__38__blewthenameofbestactressnomineeCynthiaErivo.

Theawardsingeneralhavebeenheavilycriticizedforhowwhitethenomineesare,thefailuretonominateanywomendirectorsinayearwhenseveralmadehighlyregardedfilms,andplentyofotherlackofinclusivity.TheAcademy’s__39__withthatcriticismseemedevident:

Theremaynothavebeenalotofperformersofcoloramongthenominees,buttherewerealotamongthepresentersandspeakersandperformers.Severalpresentersmadementionofthe__40__atissue,whichisthekindofthingthathappenswhenpeopleareplacedinasituationtheydon’twanttoignorebutalsoaren’ttheretochallengetoomuch.

31-40GFKAHJCBDI

4.松江区

A.releasedB.eventuallyC.deliveringD.addressE.actF.formerly

G.fascinationH.sightingI.inquiringJ.undertakenK.misidentified

Fromtheearly1950suntil2009,adepartmentintheUnitedKingdom’sMinistryofDefence(MoD)documentedandinvestigatedreportsofUFOs.Now,morethanadecadeaftertheprogramended,manyofthose___31___classifiedfilesabout UFOwillbemadeavailabletothepublicforthefirsttime.

Previously,someMoDfilesaboutUFOshadbeenpublishedonlineattheU.K.NationalArchives(国家档案馆)website, TheTelegraphreported.However,alloftheagency’sUFOreportswillbe___32___thisyearon“adedicated gov.uk webpage,”aspokespersonfortheBritishRoyalAirForce(RAF)toldTheTelegraph.

ThedecisioncameafterPAMedia,aBritishnewsagency,filedarequestfortheUFOfilesundera/an___33___oninformation,accordingtoTheTelegraph.MoDofficialsdecided“itwouldbebettertopublishtheserecords,ratherthancontinue___34___documentstotheNationalArchives,”theRAFspokespersonsaid.

TheU.K.’s___35___withUFOsbeganaround1950,urgingtheMoDtoformtheFlyingSaucerWorkingPartyto___36___thephenomenon, accordingtotheU.K.NationalArchives.UFOsintheearly1950sevencapturedtheattentionofPrimeMinisterWinstonChurchill,whosentamemotohisairministerin1952___37___,“Whatdoesallthisstuffaboutflyingsaucersamountto?

Whatcanitmean?

Whatisthetruth?

TheflyingsaucergroupconcludedthatUFOsweredelusions(错觉)or___38___objects,recommending“thatnofurtherinvestigationofreportedmysteriousphenomenaintheairbe___39___.”Nevertheless,otherMoDdivisionscontinuedtheworkofofficialUFOinvestigationintheU.K.

AfterMoDenactedapolicychangeonDec.1st,2009,theagencynolongerrecordedorinvestigatedanyUFO___40___,accordingtothereport.Butwhattheydidfind—includingmanyrecentUFOreportsthatwerepreviouslyavailableonlyashardcopies—willbepublishedonlinewithinthenextfewmonths,saidNickPope,aformerUFOinvestigatorfortheMoD. 

31—35FAECG36—40DIKJH

5.长宁区

A.flexible

B.genetically

C.habitually

D.included

E.populations

F.previous

G.restricted

H.seldom

I.solid

J.suspects

K.variations

Wearingshoescanweakenanklebones

Yourshoesarechangingyourfeet.Theanklesofpeoplewho31wearshoesaredifferenttothoseofpeoplewhotendtowalkbarefoot.Inmanyindustrialsocieties,peopletendtowearshoesfromayoungage.However,manypeoplearoundtheworldoftengobarefoot,orwearonlyverythin footwear.

“Weknowthattherearesome32inthefeetofmodernhumans,duetotheuseofshoes,”saysRitaSorrentinoattheUniversityofBolognainItaly.But most33findingsrelate tothefrontandmiddleofthefoot.Sheandherteamhavefocusedontheankleinstead.Theystudied142anklebonesfrom1134

fromNorthAmerica,AfricaandEurope.These35sandal-wearing(穿凉鞋的)NgunifarmersinsouthernAfrica,peoplelivinginNewYorkandbonesfromStoneAgehunter-gatherers.

Thehunter

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