湖北省襄阳市第四中学高考英语模拟考试六含参考答案及评分标准.docx
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湖北省襄阳市第四中学高考英语模拟考试六含参考答案及评分标准
湖北省襄阳市第四中学2020年高考适应性考试模拟卷(六)
英语试题
(考试时间:
90分钟试卷满分:
120分)
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第一部分阅读理解(共两节,满分40分)
第一节(共15小题;每小题2分,满分30分)
阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。
A
ChooseYourOne-Day-Tours!
TourA-Bath&StonehengeincludingentrancefeestotheancientRomanbathroomsandStonehenge-£37until26Marchand£39thereafter.Visitthecitywithover2,000yearsofhistoryandBathAbbey,theRoyalCrescentandtheCostumeMuseum,Stonehengeisoneoftheworld’smostfamousprehistoricmonumentsdatingbackover5,000years.
TourB-Oxford&StratfordincludingentrancefeestotheUniversityStMary’sChurchTowerandAnneHathaway’s-£32until12Marchand£36thereafter.Oxford:
IncludesaguidedtourofEngland’soldestuniversitycityandcolleges.Lookoverthe“cityofdreamingspires(尖顶)”fromStMary‘sChurchTower.Stratford:
IncludesaguidedtourexploringmuchoftheShakespearewonder.
TourC-WindsorCastle&HamptonCourt:
includingentrancefeestoHamptonCourtPalace-£34until11Marchand£37thereafter.IncludesaguidedtourofWindsorandHamptonCourt,HenryVILL’sfavoritepalace.FreetimetovisitWindsorCastle(entrancefeesnotincluded).With500yearsofhistory,HamptonCourtwasoncethehomeoffourKingsandoneQueen.Nowthisformerroyalpalaceisopentothepublicasamajortouristattraction.Visitthepalaceanditsvarioushistoricgardens,whichincludethefamousmaze(迷宫)whereitiseasytogetlost!
TourD–CambridgeincludingentrancefeestotheTowerofSaintMarytheGreat-£33until18Marchand£37thereafter.IncludesaguidedtourofCambridge,thefamousuniversitytown,andthegardensofthe18thcentury.
1.WhichtourwillyouchooseifyouwanttoseeEngland’soldestuniversitycity?
A.TourAB.TourB
C.TourCD.TourD
2.Whichofthefollowingtourschargesthelowestfeeon17March?
A.WindsorCastle&HamptonCourtB.Oxford&Stratford
C.Bath&StonehengeD.Cambridge
3.WhyisHamptonCourtamajortouristattraction?
A.ItusedtobethehomeofroyalfamiliesB.Itusedtobeawell-knownmaze
C.ItistheoldestpalaceinBritainD.Itisaworld-famouscastle
B
Literatureisanimportantpartofatotallanguageartsprogramatallgradelevelsbecauseofthemanybenefitsitoffers.
Literatureprovidespleasuretolistenersandreaders.Itisarelaxingescapefromdailyproblems,anditfillsleisuremoments.Makingtimeforrecreationalreadingandusinghigh-qualityliteraturehelptodevelopenthusiasticreadersandimproveachievement.Developingaloveofliteratureasarecreationalactivityispossiblythemostimportantoutcomeofaliteratureprogram.
Literaturebuildsexperience.Throughreading,childrenexpandtheirhorizonsthroughvicarious(引起共鸣的)experiences.Theyvisitnewplaces,gainnewexperiences,andmeetnewpeople.Theylearnaboutthepastaswellasthepresentandlearnaboutavarietyofcultures,includingtheirown.Theydiscoverthecommongoalsandsimilaremotionsfoundinpeopleofalltimesandplaces.NoryRyan'sSongbyPatriciaReilly,Giff,ahardsurvivalstory,issetinIrelandduringthepotatohungerofI845,andPatriciaPolacco'sTheButterfly,dealswithNazis,resistance,andJewishpersecution(迫害)duringWorldWarII.
Literatureprovidesalanguagemodelforthosewhohearandreadit.Goodliteratureexposeschildrentocorrectsentencepatterns,standardstorystructures,andvariedwordusage.ChildrenforwhomEnglishisasecondlanguagecanimprovetheirEnglishwiththeinterestingcontext,andallchildrenbenefitfromnewvocabularythatiswovenintothestories.
Literaturedevelopsthinkingskills.Discussionsofliteraturebringoutreasoningrelatedtosequence;causeandeffect;charactermotivation;predictions;visualizationofactions,characters,andsettings;criticalanalysisofthestory;andcreativeresponses.
Literaturehelpschildrendealwiththeirproblems.Byfindingoutabouttheproblemsofothersthroughbooks,childrenreceiveinsightsintodealingwiththeirownproblems,aprocesscalledbibliotherapy.ChildrenmightidentifywithGilly,livingangrilyinafosterhomeinKatherinePaterson'sTheGreatGillyHopkins,orwithMaryAlice,acitygirlforcedtolivewithhergrandmaina“hicktown"inRichardPeck'sAYearDownYonder.
4.Whatislikelytobethemostsignificantconsequenceofaliteratureprogram?
A.Thehabitofreadingforpleasure.B.Thelessonslearnedfromworks.
C.Theachievementsoflanguageskills.D.Thewaysofthinkingdevelopedbyreading.
5.WhyareNoryRyan'sSongandTheButterflymentionedinparagraph3?
A.Tointroducetwogreatmasterpieces..
B.Toexpandchildren'shorizonsinliterature.
C.Toproveliteratureincludesavarietyofcultures.
D.Togiveexamplesofbooksthatprovidesuchexperiences.
6.Fromthelastparagraphweknowthatliteraturecanbe___
A.educationalB.practical
C.changeableD.reliable
7.Whatcouldbethebesttitleofthetext?
A.PowerofBooksB.WaysofReading
C.SourceofHumanProgressD.BenefitsofLiterature
C
AndrewGreydoesn’tfitmostpeople’sideaofanastronomer.Heworksinacarrepairshop,notinalaboruniversity,yettheAustralianrepairmandiscoveredastarsystemhidingindatafromNASA’sKeplerspacetelescope.
Mr.Greyisoneofmillionsofcitizenscientistshelpingresearcherstoexpandcollectiveunderstanding.Forcenturies,onlyafewordinarypeoplehadbeencontributingtoscience,butadvancesintechnologyhavebroughtahigherlevelofdemocratization(民主化)toscience.
“Thisisacollaborative(合作的)effortthatanyonecouldgetinvolvedin,”saysChrisLincoln,anOxfordUniversityastrophysicist(天体物理学家)andcofounderofZooniverse,aplatformthathostsdozensofcitizenscienceprojects.Citizenscientistscancontributetobreakthroughsinalmostanyfield,fromecologytoastrophysics.
“Aslongaspatternrecognitionisinvolved,therearenolimitstowhatcanbecomeacitizenscienceproject,”Dr.Lintonsays.“Anyonecanidentifypatternsinimages,graphs,orevenseeminglyboringdataafterashorttutorial.Machinelearningallowscomputerstodosomepatternrecognition.Buthumans,particularlyamateurscientists,don’tstayfocusedonwhatthey’resupposedto.Andthat’sgood,becausepeoplewhodothatnoticetheunusualthingsinsdataset.
“Andcitizensciencedoesn’thavetobedirectedbyascientist,”saysSheilaJasanoff,directoroftheProgramonScience,TechnologyandSocietyatHarvardUniversity.“Citizensproducingknowledgeinplaceswhereofficialorganshavefailedthencanalsobecitizenscientists,”shesays.That’swhathappenedinFlint,Michigan,whenalocalmotherstarteddrinkingwaterteststhatcausedabroaderinvestigationofleadlevels.
Citizen-poweredresearchisasoldasscientificinquiry.Forcenturiesbeforesciencebecameprofessionalized,regularpeoplelookedforpatternsintheworldaroundthem.Despitealotofadvancedequipmentandcomputermodels,scientistsstillwelcomehelpfromeverydaypeople.
Asaprofessionalscientisthimself,Lintottsays,“Peoplethinkthatwereintelligent,butscienceiseasyandweneedyourhelp.”
8.Whatmadecitizenscientistsappear?
A.ThehighlevelofscienceprojectsB.Thedevelopmentoftechnology.
C.Thesupportofthegovernment.D.ThefoundationofZooniverse.
9.Whatisahumanadvantageinpatternrecognitioncomparedwithmachines?
A.Humanscanidentifypatternsmareswiftly.
B.Humansfocustheirattentionondata.
C.Humanscanobserveuncommonthings.
D.Humanshavestrongeremotions.
10.WhatisLincon’sattitudetowardscitizenscience?
A.Favorable.B.Cautious.
C.Indifferent.D.Doubtful.
11.Whatwouldbethebesttitleofthetext?
A.Citizenscientistscanbeintelligent.B.Scienceisimportanttoeveryone.
C.Anyonecanbeascientist.D.Scienceiseverywhere.
D
HenryStanleyisperhapsbestknownforhisexpeditionintoAfricatofindDr.DavidLivingstone,butthat’snottheonlyrescuemissionheundertook.InDecember1886,StanleysetoffintoAfricaonwhatwouldbehislastjourney:
anattempttofindandbringhomeaGermanzoologistnamedEduardSchnitzer.
Schnitzerhadtakenthename“EminPasha,”inanattempttobebetterreceivedbythosehewaslivingamong.Pashawascatalogingahostofrecently-discoveredplantandanimallifeformswhenfightingbrokeoutintheSudan.PashawithdrewtoEquatoria,ataboutthesametimetheEminPashaReliefCommitteewasformed.InadditiontothechiefgoalofbringingPashahome,StanleywasalsounderordersfromtheKingofBelgiumtoopenupsomenewtraderoutesinthearea.
TheroundaboutroutetheCommitteeendeduptakingmeantthatbythetimetheyfinallyfoundPashamanymembersoftheexpeditionweredead.Thosethatdidsurvivewereworn,ill,andstarvingbythetimetheyfoundPashawho,incomparison,waswell-dressed,clean,and—bysomeaccounts—smokingathree-year-oldcigarwhentheyfinallyfoundhim.Hewasinneedofsomesupportandsupplies,buthehadneitherintentnordesiretoleavethearea.Argumentsarose,causingafirmhatredbetweenStanleyandPasha.
StanleyfinallyconvincedPashatoleavewiththeremainsoftheexpedition,settingoffonademandingtripbackthroughAfrica.TheyfinallymetupwithsomeGermanexplorers,andmadeitbacktotheporttownofBagamoyoin1889.
Duringthepartytheythrewtocelebratetheirreturntocivilization,Pashafelloffabalconyandbrokehisskull.StanleyreturnedtoEuropetoreceivecommendationsandcongratulations,whilePashaslowlyrecoveredfromhisunwantedrescue.
12.Whatmaybethe