上海市浦东新区届高三三模含听力英语试题word无答案.docx

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上海市浦东新区2019届高三三模（含听力）英语试题

一、短对话

（★）1.

A．Atasupermarket.

B．Atasnackbar.

C．Ataphotostudio.

D．Atafancyrestaurant.

（★）2.

A．Herself.

B．Hercoach.

C．Abarber.

D．Herfriend.

（★）3.

A．Shebrokeherleg.

B．Shebrokeherwalkingstick.

C．Shebrokeupwithhim.

D．Shewasinbedwiththeflu.

（★）4.

A．Smokewiththewindowopen.

B．Quitsmokingcompletely.

C．Resistthetemptationofsmoking.

D．Becarefulofsmoking.

（★）5.

A．Sheneverreadsanewspaper.

B．Shehasmadeagreatfortune.

C．Shehasthefoggiestideaofbusiness.

D．Sheisagiftedstockoperator.

（★）6.

A．Hitthedisplayuntilitunfreezes.

B．Asktherepairstoretofixthecalculator.

C．Borrowthetoolsneededtofixthecalculator.

D．Figureoutwhatiswrongwiththecalculator.

（★）7.

A．Laborious.

B．Casual.

C．Extended.

D．Well-planned.

（★★）8.

A．Violencesportsarethesourceofsocialinstability.

B．Violencesportsaretoblamefortheschoolbullying.

C．Violencesportsserveasanescapefornegativeemotions.

D．Violencesportsshouldexpandthefansbaseinthelongrun.

二、短文

（★★★★）Questionsarebasedonthefollowingpassage.

9.

A．Findinganidealjob.

B．Helpingothersintrouble.

C．Wearingfashionableskirts.

D．Livinginabeautifulapartment.

10.

A．Toexplorepsychologyandphilosophy.

B．Tofinishhispaperonpositivepsychology.

C．Tofindhowpeoplecanliveameaningfullife.

D．Topursuehappinessandgetridofdepression.

11.

A．Byediting,interpretingandretellingtheirstory.

B．Bybeingloyaltowhathappensintheirdailylife.

C．Bylearningfromtheeventsofotherpeople’slife.

D．Byfullyunderstandinghowothersbecamefulfilled.

（★★★★）Questionsarebasedonthefollowingpassage.

12.

A．Wearinggloves.

B．Tellingstories.

C．Takingmoves.

D．Publicizingsouvenirs.

13.

A．Roundedgesaremoretime-consumingthananglesinanimation.

B．Animation（动画制作）islongconsideredtobeaneasyprocess.

C．Animatorsstrategicallysimplifiestheprocessbymeansofgloves.

D．Animationwinsthepopularitybecauseofitsfastoutputandaccuracy.

14.

A．Becausecharactersinthecartoonsweregivenapersonaltouch.

B．Becausetheydistinguishedthecharacters’handsfromthebodies.

C．BecauseWaltDisneypioneeredtheindustryandothersfollowedthesuit.

D．BecauseMickeyMouseandhisfriendswrotetheirsignaturewithgloves.

15.

A．WhatdoglovestandforinDisney?

B．HowdidglovesbecomepopularinDisney?

C．WhenwereglovesbroughtintobeinginDisney?

D．WhydomanyDisneycharactersweargloves?

三、长对话

（★★★★★）Questionsarebasedonthefollowingpassage.

16.

A．Hehaskeptthehealthyhabitforalongtime.

B．Hegoestothegymaccompaniedbyhisgirlfriend.

C．Heusedtohavethedreamofbecomingamuscularman.

D．Hisoldclotheslooktightonhimduetophysicalexercise.

17.

A．It’squitepractical.

B．It’squiteimpressive.

C．It’sreallyrewarding.

D．It’salittleextreme.

18.

A．RyanstillkepttheintensityofworkoutduringChristmas.

B．Ryaninvestedalotofmoneyinhisoutfitstolookfashionable.

C．Ryanhaskickedthecaffeinehabitbecauseofunhealthyingredients.

D．Speakingoffitness,whatRyansaysisnotinlinewithwhathedoes.

四、语法填空

（★）Directions:

Afterreadingthepassagebelow,fillintheblankstomakethepassagecoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithagivenword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword;fortheotherblanks,useonewordthatbestfitseachblank.

CanIndoorPlantsReallyPurifytheAir?

Plantsareveryimportanttohumanlife.Throughphotosynthesis（光合作用）,theytransformcarbondioxideintofreshoxygen.They19.（assume）toremovetoxinsfromtheairwebreathe—butisthistrue?

OnefamousNASAexperiment,publishedin1989,hasfoundindoorplantscancleantheairbyremovingpollutants20.（cause）cancer.Laterresearchhasfoundsoilmicro-organismsinthepottedplantalso21.（play）apartincleaningindoorair.

Basedonthisresearch,somescientistssayhouseplantsareeffectivenaturalairpurifiers,andthebiggerandleafiertheplant,thebetter.Theamountofleafsurfaceareainfluencestherateofairpurification.22.,however,saytheevidencethatplantscaneffectivelyaccomplishthisfeat（功绩）isfarfromconclusive.

“Therearenodefinitivestudiestoshowthathavingindoorplantscansignificantlyincreasetheairqualityinyourhome,”23.LuzClaudio,aprofessorofenvironmentalmedicineandpublichealth.“There’snoquestion24.plantsarecapableofremovingvolatile（易挥发的）chemicaltoxinsfromtheairunderlaboratoryconditions,”saysClaudio.Butinyourhomeorofficespace,thenotionthatputtingafewplantstogethercanpurifyyourairdoesn’thavemuchhardscience25.（back）itup.

Mostresearcheffortstodate,includingtheNASAstudy,placedindoorplantsinsmall,26.（seal）environmentstoassesshowmuchair-purifyingpowertheyhave.“Butthosestudiesaren’treallyapplicabletowhathappensinahouse.Inmanycases,theairinyourhomecompletelyturnsover—thatis,exchangesplaceswithoutdoorair—onceeveryhour.Inmostinstances,airexchangewiththeoutsidehasa27.（great）effectonindoorairqualitythanplants.”saysStanleyKays,aprofessorofhorticulture（园艺学）.

Disappointed28.manypeoplemaybebywhatKayssaid,theprofessoralsomadeitclearthathebelieveshouseplantsarebeneficial.Studieshaveshownplantscanknockoutstressandmakepeoplefeelhappier.Moreresearchshowsspendingtimearoundnaturehasapositiveeffectonaperson’smoodandenergylevels.

五、选用适当的单词或短语补全短文

（★）Directions:

Fillineachblankwithaproperwordchosenfromthebox.Eachwordcanbeusedonlyonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.

SmartHomesAroundtheCorner

Internet-connectedlights,locksandlaundrymachinesareclosetobecomingeverydayhouseholditems,thanksinparttovoice-activatedspeakerssuchasAmazon’sEchoandGoogleHome.

Themarkethaswitnessedincreasingsalesoflightsthatturnoffwhenyousay“goodnight,”smartlocksthatletinyourfriendsbeforeyougethome,andothersmart-homegadgets（小配件）.Smartspeakersandtheirdigitalassistantsalsohavebeengrowingin29..Fromyourcouch,youcanaskthesesmartassistantstoplayyourfavoritemusic,checktheweather,orderpizzaor30.flights.

Whilethedevicesarestillrelativelyexpensive—youcangetsix31.lightbulbsforthepriceofasinglesmartone—32.islikelytopickupfurtheraspricesfallinthefuture.

Moreover,themorepeopleusesuchspeakers,itturnsout,themorethingstheywantthemtodo.Insomecases,thatleads33.toothersmartgadgetsforthehome.PeoplewhoownanEchoare34.morelikelytoinstallothersmartgadgets,saidDavidLimp,Amazon’sseniorvicepresidentofdevicesandservices.“Theydon’tstartbyrewiringthewholehome.Theystartwithaswitch.”Thatswitch,knownasasmartplug,canmakeanyapplianceremote-controllablebycuttingor35.itspower—justaskanassistanttoturnitofforon.

U.S.salesofsmartspeakershavemorethantripled（增至三倍）tonearly25millionin2017,asshownbyaCTA（CommodityTradingAdvisors）36..They’reexpectedtogrowfurtherthisyear,toabout36million,asApple’sHomePodjoinsthecompetition.

Smart-homeproductssuchaslightsandsecuritycamerasarelaggingbehind,buttheyhavebeencatchingup.“We’restillintheearlystages,”saidJeffPatton,asmart-homeexecutiveatGeneralElectric.“Whilethegadgetsaren’tyet37.”hesaid,“averagepeoplearemuchmoreawareofthem”.

AlexHawkinson,CEOofSamsung’sSmartThingssmart-homebusiness,saidthatabouthalfofhisnewcustomersarecomingbecauseofsmartspeakers“38.alotofexcitement.”Oncepeoplegettheirfirstsmartproduct,suchasasmartplug,theyarelikelytobuymore,marketresearcherssay.Theyalsotellfriendsandneighborsaboutthem,andmightbuysomeasgifts.

六、完形填空

（★）

Children’sbooksarefilledwithfantasticfriendshipsbetweenhumansandbeasts.Fromayoungage,welearnthatifatigercomesforteaweshouldexpectittoeatalloursandwiches,andifaPeruvianbear_______forlunchwehadbetterhavesomemarmalade（柑橘酱）inthecupboard.

Inthisfantasyworld,wecancoexistpeacefullywithlargemammals._______,inreallife,youngpeoplearehavingfewerwildinteractionsthaneverbefore.Inpartthisisaresultof_______screentimeanddecreasedaccesstowildspaces.Perhapsitdoesn’thelpthatmanycountriesdroveouttheirmostexciting_______—bearsandwolves—centuriesago.

Hadtheynot,morepeopleinthedevelopedworldmightnowbefacingsimilarproblemstothoseinNovayaZemlya.TheplaygroundsofthisremoteRussianarchipelago（俄罗斯半岛）wererecently_______byagroupofhungrypolarbears,drivenintohumansettlementsinsearchoffoodand_______afterrisingtemperaturesdestroyedthelasthospitableslicesoftheArcticseaice.It’sthesamestoryweseeacrosstheworld:

habitat_______drivingelephantstoattackcrops,humansettlementsspreadingintotigerterritory,andpeoplelosingtheirlivestobigcats.

TheIncidentofthePolarBearinthePlaygroundisnota/an_______consequencestoTheHumansWhoMeltedtheIceCaps.WehaveknownforyearsthatArctictemperaturesarerisingat_______rates.Itshouldcomeasnosurprisethatthepolarbearswehaveforcedtoleavetheirnaturalhomeshave________shoutingathumans’frontdoorsinsearchoftheirbasicrequirementsfors