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河北省石家庄市2017届高三毕业班第二次模拟考试英语试题

第Ⅰ卷

第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）

第二部分阅读理解（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，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该选项涂黑。

A

PrivateMuseums

GuanfuMuseum,Beijing

Ticket:

50yuan

Openedin1997byantiquescollectorMaWeidu,theGuanfuMuseumisChina'sfirstprivatemuseum.Itdoesn'tjustdisplayantiquesasmostothermuseumsdo.Guanfu'sexhibitsfeelintimate（温馨）,asifvisitorshadwalkedintoaprivatehouse.Antiquefurnitureisplacedasitwouldhavebeeninsomeone'shomelongago,withrareblue-floweredporcelain（瓷器）vasesandjarsdecoratingtheroom.ApartfromitsbranchinBeijing,GuanfuhasopenedtwobranchesinShanghaiandXiamen.

LongMuseum,Shanghai

Ticket:

50yuan

WangWeiandLiuYiqianhaveturnedpeople'sheadsseveraltimessinceopeningthemuseumin2012.In2014,LiusnappedupaMingDynastyporcelaincupforHK$281.24millionatanauction（拍卖）.ItsetaworldrecordforthehighestpriceofasinglepieceofChineseporcelain.TheirmostrecentacquisitionwasapaintingentitledPeachBlossomSpringbyZhangDaqian.TheworkwassoldatSotheby'sspringauctionsforHK$271million.

MuseumofHandcraftPaper,Yunnan

Ticket:

free

Builtin2010andlocatedatthefootofGaoligongMountain,themuseumlooksdifferentfromanyotherbuildinginthevillage.Itisregardedasamicro-village,agroupofseveralsmallbuildings.AllthebuildingsaredesignedwithatraditionalChinesewoodstructuralsystemfeaturingnaillessconnections.Localmaterials,suchasfirwood,bamboo,volancostoneandhandcraftedpaper,areusedforthedecoration.

SifangArtMuseum,Nanjing

Ticket:

40yuan

Openedin2013,SifangArtMuseumisofartisticvaluebothinsideandoutside.It'shometosomeofChina'stopcontemporarypaintingsandinstallations,collectedbyLuJunandLuXun.Aworkofartitself,themuseum,whichconsistsof20separatebuildings,wasdesignedin2003bynearlytwodozenofthebiggestnamesininternationalandChinesearchitecture.

21.WhatisspecialaboutGuanfuMuseum?

A.Itusedtobeaprivatehouse.B.Itmainlyexhibitsantiquefurniture.

C.Itplanstoopentwobranchmuseums.D.Ithasahomelikeatmosphere.

22.WhatcanwelearnaboutLongMuseum?

A.Itsadmissionisfreeofcharge.B.ItwasopenedintheMingDynasty.

C.Itexhibitsthemostrecentitems.D.Itscollectiononcesetaworldrecord.

23.Whichmuseumhasbeenopenforthelongesttime?

A.GuanfuMuseum.B.LongMuseum.

C.MuseumofHandcraftPaper.D.SifangArtMuseum.

24.Whatsimilaritiesdothelasttwomuseumshave?

A.Theylieatthefootofmountains.B.Theyhavecontemporarypaintings.

C.They'remadeupofseveralbuildings.D.Theyarebuiltwithwoodandbamboo.

B

TooGoodtoGoisasmartphoneappwhichallowsrestaurantstosellfoodthatwouldotherwisebethrownawayatdiscountpricesfromaslittleas￡2andamaximumof￡3.80,everifthemealsaresoldfromtheveryfinestrestaurantsinthecountry.OriginallycreatedinDenmarkandlaunchedinBrightonandLeedsinJune,theservicehasrecentlybeenintroducedintheUnitedKingdombyacoupleofyoungentrepreneurs（企业家）.

Millionsoftonsoffoodarethrowninthetrasheveryyear,withrestaurantsaccountingforalargepart,soeco-entrepreneursChrisWilsonandJamieCrummiecameupwiththegoodideatostopfoodwaste.UsingTooGoodtoGonotonlyhelpsrestaurantssaveexpense,butgivespeopleinneedthechancetoorderfancydishesatlowprices.

TooGoodtoGoisveryconvenientforusers.RestaurantsmakefoodavailableontheTooGoodToGoappandwebsite.Peoplecanlookthroughtheavailabledishesonthesmartphones,payforthemusingcreditcardandpickthemupatasettime,anhourbeforeclosingtime.

AlthoughTooGoodtoGodoestakeafeefromrestaurantsforeachsale,itscreatorssaytheendgoalistouseitforrestaurantstosolvetheirwastemanagementproblem,ratherthanmakingaprofit.Wilsonclaims,"Theideaisthatrestaurantsstopproducingtheextrafoodsotheydon'tneedtothrowitawayinthetrash,andwereallywanttoputourselvesoutofbusinessbystoppingfoodwaste."

BirminghamhasbecomethelatestcitywhererestaurantscanreducefoodwastetothelowestlimitbyworkingwiththeTooGoodToGosocialenterpriseapp.

25.WherewasTooGoodtoGooriginallylaunched?

A.InDenmark.B.InBrighton.C.InBirmingham.D.IntheUS.

26.What'stheappintendedtodo?

A.Makeaprofitbysellingfoodonthewebsite.B.Allowrestaurantstosellfoodsatlowprices.

C.Helprestaurantstodealwithleftoverfood.D.Callonrestaurantstosavefoodandmoney.

27.Howdidthecreatorsoftheappmakeprofits?

A.Bysellingcopiesoftheapp.B.Bytakingafeefrombuyers.

C.Bychargingrestaurantsforeachsale.D.Bygettingdonationsfromentrepreneurs.

28.Whatcanweinferfromthetext?

A.Peoplecanpaylessmoneyforarichmeal.B.Theappismainlydesignedtohelpthepoor.

C.Dishescanbesoldtomakealotofprofits.D.Peoplecangettheirorderedfoodathome.

C

Whenwasthelasttimeyouupgradedyoursmartphone,andputyouroldhandsetintoacupboardnevertobeseenagain?

RatherthanseeinghowmuchwecangetforitoneBay,thehigh-streetretailer（零售商）Threeisencouragingcustomerstodosomethinggood.Sure,youcouldgiveittoafamilymemberorsellitandpockettheextramoney,butwhatifthattinylittledevicecouldreallychangesomeoneelse'slifeforthebetter?

AccordingtoThree,therearealmost15millionsuchpeopleintheUK,unabletoenjoytheluxuryofasmartphoneandover20millionofuswithunuseddeviceslyingaround.Reconnected,anon-profitprogramme,ispartneringwithavarietyofcharities（慈善机构）togetthetechnologytothosepeoplewhoneeditmost.

Butanyonewhohasasmartphoneknowsthatmuchoftheexpensecomespayingyourmonthlybill,butnotforthedevice.SothosewhoreceiveadeviceviatheprogrammewillalsobegiventhreemonthsfreeaccesstotheThreenetworkallowingthemtogoonline,signuptojobalertsandmakecallswithoutthecosthangingoverthem.Aftertheperiodisup,theycangointoanystoreandsetupacontract（合同）withthephonetheyalreadyhave.

Mary,58,fromHertfordshirewasgivenaphone,andexplainedhowitchangedherlife:

"BeforeIgotmysmartphone,Iwasterrifiedoftechnology.Iwantedajob,soIknewIneededtogetonline.Bytheendofthethree-monthprogramme,Iwasemailingprospectiveemployersandtkingtomyemploymentadvisorviaemail...Ithasopenedsomanydoorsforme."

IfyouwanttotakepartinReconnected,allyouneedtodoisgotoyourlocalThreestoreandcollectapre-paidenvelopetosendyourdeviceaway.2017islookingupalready.

29.WhydoesThreeencouragepeopletodonatetheirunusedphone?

A.Toupgradetheirsmartphone.B.Tojointhecharityorganization.

C.Toimprovesomepoorpeople'slife.D.Toexchangeforsomepocketmoney.

30.Whatcanweknowaboutthephoneofferedbytheprogramme?

A.Thephoneserviceisfreeofcharge.B.Ithastobereturnedafter3months.

C.Usersmustpayfortheirphonecalls.D.Itsservicecanlastwithacontract.

31.WhatdoestheexampleofMaryshow?

A.Howtechnologychangespeople'slife.B.Howpeoplebenefitfromtheprogramme.

C.Howpeoplecanjointheprogramme.D.Howhercareerbegantotakeoff.

D

ItiscertainlynewsworthythatJuliaisthefirstnewMuppet（提线木偶）inadecadeinSesameStreet,aTVprogramforchildren,butthatisnottheonlythingthatmakesherspecial.Thecheery,green-eyed4-year-old,whohasautism（自闭症）,isalsoheretoexposeyoungkidstothosewithautismandteachthemaboutacceptance.

ThecreatorsdecidedtobringtheMuppetonairsothatshewouldbeabletoreachmillionsmorekidsandfamilies.However,asautismlooksdifferentineveryone,itcanbehardtointroducesuchacharacterproperly.SesameWorkshopconsultedwithover250educators,psychologists,andautismorganizations.

InJulia'sfirstepisode,viewersobservecommonproblemswithkidswhosufferautismandsimilardisorders.Forexample,whentheotherMuppetswanttoplayhideandseek,Juliastartsjumpingupanddownwithexcitement.Insteadoflaughingatherorcorrectingher,thegroupofMuppetsstartjumpingwithheranditbecomesanewgame.AndwhenJuliafirstmeetsBigBird,anotherMuppet,sheignoreshim.Atfirst,BigBirdishurt,buthelearnsthatitdoesn'tmeanshedislikeshim—shejustcommunicateswithstrangersinadifferentway.

Juliawasaninstanthit.Familiesquicklyconnectwiththelittlered-hairedgirl.SherrieWestin,anexecutivevicepresidentatSesameWorkshop,saysherfavoritefeedbackcamefromamother,whousedJuliatoexplaintoherautisticdaughterwhattheconditionmeant,inspiringthedaughtertosay,"SoI'mamazing,too,right?

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Autismaffects1in68childrenintheUnitedStatesandscoresmoreworldwide.Hopefully,bywatchingJulia,kidswillseethateveryoneshouldbetreatedequallyandappreciated.

32.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"them"inParagraph1referto?

A.SesameStreet'sMuppets.B.Youngkids.

C.Childrenwithautism.D.ThecreatorsofJulia.

33.WhydidSesameWorkshopconsultmanyexperts?

A.TomakethenewMuppetentertaining.B.Togettheiradviceonthecureforautism.

C.TomakeautismbetterknownthroughJulia.D.TomakemoremoneythroughtheTVprogram.

34.HowdotheotherMuppetsreacttoJulia'sbehaviorinthegame?

A.Theyfollowher.B.Theyignoreher.C.Theycorrecther.D.Theylaughather.

35.Whydidtheauthormentionthemotherandherautisticdaughter?

A.TomakeSesameStreetpopular.B.Tohelppeoplewithautism.

C.ToshowtheinfluenceofJulia.D.Todrawpublicattentiontothem.

第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）

根据短文内容，从短文后