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2020届广西柳州市高考第一次模拟考试英语试题

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一、阅读选择

RecommendedToursintheUSA

Adventureiscalling,andwhetherachallenginghikeoranurbanhotspotdependsonyou.Weroundedupsomeofthebesttoursforyoutoenjoy.

TheHavasupaiFallsTour,Arizona

Duration(时长):

10hours

Thesegorgeousblue-greenwaterfallscanbefounddeepintheGrandCanyon(峡谷).Theviewsarebreathtaking,buttoreachthisparadise,youmustbeabletohike10milesthereandback.Wethinkthisbeautifulplaceistotallyworththeefforttogetthere.

TheChicagoArchitectureTour,Chicago

Duration:

8hours

You’regoingtotakeinthemostfamousbuildingsontheChicagoArchitectureTour.Onthisparticulartour,youcanalsotastedifferentwine,beer,orcocktailsasyoustretchyournecktoenjoythebeautyofsomeofthetallestskyscrapersintheworld.

TheLibraryHotelTour,NewYork

Duration:

5hours

ThecrowdsandchaosofNewYorkcanbeunbearable,butthiscozyhotelofferstheperfectescapeforanybookishtraveler.Stopbythelargebookshelfthatreachesuptotheceilingorheadforthepoetrygardenwithafriend,enjoyingthesightsofmidtown.

TheForeignCinemaTour,California

Duration:

8hours

CombineyourloveoffinefoodandfilmattheForeignCinemainSanFrancisco,California.Itplaysavarietyofmovies,fromSingin’intheRain,toPrincessBride,toGravity.Guestscanenjoythesescreeningsinaroomwithfoodslikeoysters,seabass,andsirloinbeefsteak.

1.Ifyouwanttogohiking,whichtouristhebestchoice?

A.TheHavasupaiFallsTour.B.TheChicagoArchitectureTour.

C.TheLibraryHotelTour.D.TheForeignCinemaTour.

2.WhatcanyoudoontheChicagoArchitectureTour?

A.Watchdifferentkindsofmovies.

B.Getabeautifulsightofwaterfalls.

C.Enjoythesceneryoftallbuildings.

D.Readbooksandchatwithafriendinthegarden.

3.Whatdothesefourtourshaveincommon?

A.Theyarealltoursinthecity.

B.Theyareallshorttourswithinaday.

C.Theycanlettouristsenjoyallkindsoffoods.

D.TheyareallsightseeingtoursintheUSA.

Thissummer,mostChinesecitizenshavebeenamazedbywomenwearinghanfu,orHan-styleclothing,atsubwaystations,shoppingmalls,pedestrianstreetsorscenicareas.Hanfuhasarousedapublicattentioninrecentyears,especiallyamongyoungpeople.

In2018,theCentralCommitteeoftheCommunistYouthLeagueofChina(CCCYL)setthethirddayofthethirdmonthoftheChineselunarcalendar,traditionallythebirthdayoftheChinesepeople’smythological(神话的)ancestortheYellowEmperor,astheannualTraditionalChineseGarment(服装)Day.ItwasaimedtopromoteclassicChineseculture,aswellas“demonstratingculturalconfidence”.Sincethen,thebeautyofhanfuhasgainedmoreandmorerecognitionandacceptancebycommonpeople.

Generally,hanfureferstotraditionalChinesegarmentswornbytheHannationalitybeforetheQingDynasty(1644-1911).Historically,HanChineseclothinghasalsoinfluencedsomeofitsneighboringculturalcostumes,includingtheJapanesekimono,Koreanhanbok,andclothingofMongolia,VietnamandBhutan.

Hanfuappearselegantandbeautiful,notonlyduetothethousandsofyearsofculturebehinditsdesign.Thistraditionaldressalsostandsoutbecauseofitsremarkablecraftsmanship,fromfabrictodecoration.Hanfuadoptsmorethan30examplesofChinasinvisibleculturalheritageaswellasChineseartsandcraftsunderpreservation.

Hanfurepresentsnotonlyappreciationofthebeauty,butalsoacontinuationoftraditionalChineseculture.Nowadays,moreandmorefashiondesignerslooktohanfuforinspiration,producingfashionableexamplesofhanfuforanewera(纪元).

4.WhydidCCCYLsetthethirddayofthethirdmonthoftheChineselunarcalendarastheannualTraditionalChineseGarmentDay?

A.Tohelpdesignhanfu.

B.TopromoteChinaeconomy.

C.TorememberthebirthoftheYellowEmperor.

D.ToencouragemorepeopletoknowaboutclassicChineseculture.

5.WhichcountriesculturalcostumeshavebeeninfluencedbyHanChineseclothing?

A.JapaneseandRussian.B.RussianandBritish

C.KoreanandVietnamese.D.MongolianandAmerican.

6.Whatisparagraph4mainlyabout?

A.Therichcultureofhanfu.B.Thereasonsforthebeautyofhanfu.

C.Theworldwideinfluenceofhanfu.D.Thepopularityofhanfuamongyoungpeople.

7.Whereisthistextmostlikelyfrom?

A.Adiary.B.Anewspaper.

C.Anovel.D.Aguidebook.

Wespend40hoursofouradultlivesaweekworking,notincludingthetimetoandfromtheoffice.Soit’snosurprisewebecomereallygoodfriendswithourcolleagues.Wespendmostofourtimewiththem,afterall.Buttimeshavechangedandthewaywetalktooneanotherisever-developing.

Now,manycompanieshaveinternalinstantmessagingsystemssothatthere’slessneedtogetupandwalkroundtospeaktoourcolleagues.Emailsflyaroundwithnumerousteamscopiedin,soeveryoneisintheloop(圈子).Butwhatisthevalueofface-to-faceconversationintheworkplace?

NewZealand’smostadmiredwinebrand.VillaMaria,knowstheimportanceofconversationandhowgoodcommunicationcanhelpstrengthenabusinessfromtheinsideout.Itsnewlylaunchedcampaign,calledtheValueofConversation,exploreswhatBritishpeoplevaluethemostaboutaface-to-facechatandhowengagingwitheachotherinpersoncanmakeadifferenceinallareasoftheirlives.

Althoughnearly1in5Britishpeoplefindaquickemailmoreefficientintheirwork,theystillvaluetheimportanceofspeakingtotheircolleaguesinreallifeandhearingtheirideas,takingawayanyuncertaintyandgivingtheopportunityfordiscussion.Thisisperhapswhy,despitemostlypreferringemails,nearlythree-quartersofBritishpeoplebelievethatspeakingtopeopledirectlyleadstobettercommunicationandimprovingworkresults.

Obviously,85%ofthepeopleattheageof18-24believethatifsomeoneispositiveandconfidentduringface-to-faceconversations,it’sanindicatorthatthey’regoodattheirjob.Soperhapsputtinginalittleextraefforttoface-to-faceconversationswillpaydividends.Ifhavingaconversationinpersoncouldhelpyoukeepapayrise,thenit’llbeworth.

8.Whatmakesthewaysofthecommunicationamongofficecolleagueschange?

A.Theorderfromtheirbosses.B.Thelazinessofthecolleagues

C.Theconvenienceofusingemails.D.Thepreferencetodoingworkalone.

9.WhatisVillaMaria’sattitudetowardsface-to-facecommunication?

A.Doubtful.B.Positive.

C.Negative.D.Sympathetic.

10.WhydomanyBritishpeoplestilllikespeakingtoothersdirectlywhileworking?

A.Itcanimprovetherelationshipwithothers.

B.Itcansavethemmuchtime.

C.Itcanmakepeoplecommunicatemoreeasilythansendingemails.

D.Itcancontributetobettercommunicationandimprovingworkresults.

11.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“paydividends”inparagraph5mean?

A.Getrewards.B.Paysalaries.

C.Learnlessons.D.Endrelationships.

It’sdifficulttoimaginenow,butatcertainpointsintheEarth’shistory,icecoveredtheentireplanet.ThisfrozenEarth,nicknamedSnowballEarth,was“soseverethattheEarth’sentiresurface,frompoletopole,includingtheoceans,completelyfrozeover”,saidMelissaHage,anenvironmentalscientistatEmoryUniversityinGeorgia.

In1840,LouisAgassiz,aSwissnaturalscientist,wasamongthefirsttoacknowledgeandprovideevidencethattheEarthhadgonethroughiceages.JosephKirschvink,anAmericangeologist,latercreatedtheterm“SnowballEarth”ina1992textbook.

Scientistsbelievethatfoursevereiceagesoccurredbetween750millionand580millionyearsago,probablybecausetheEarth’slandswerealllocatedatorneartheequator(赤道),whichresultedinincreasedweathering(风化).Weatheringishappeningwhenwindandrainbreakdownrocksandmineralsontheplanetssurface.Theprocessleadstodecreasedcarbondioxidelevelsintheatmosphere,whichallowsmoreheattogetawayfromthesurfaceandintospace,coolingtheplanet,causingtheplanetintoadeepfreeze.

Thesevereiceageseventuallymeltedaway.Scientistbelievethatvolcanoescontinuedtopumpcarbondioxideintotheatmospherethroughouttheiceages,eventuallywarmingtheplanetenoughthatthewatercyclecouldrestart.AstheEarthwarmedandcameoutofitsdeepfreeze.ahugeexplosionoflifeoccurred.knownastheCambrian(寒武纪)explosion.

WillweseeanotherSnowballEarthinourfuture?

AccordingtoHage,it’sunlikely,duetothespread-outofthecontinents.“Evenwithextremewinters,continentalicesheetswouldform,whichwouldstopcontinentalweatheringandallowcarbondioxidetobuildupintheatmosphere,leadingtowarmingratherthanfreezing,”shesaid.

12.Howmanysevereiceagesoccurredbetween750millionand580millionyearsagoaccordingtothepassage?

A.Three.B.Four.

C.Five.D.Six.

13.WhatdoweknowabouttheEarthaccordingtothepassage?

A.Theterm“SnowballEarth”wasfirstusedin1840.

B.Millionsofyearsago,theEarthslandsweren’twheretheyarenow.

C.WeatheringwasthemainfactorofwarmingtheEarth.

D.TheEarthwascompletelycoveredwithiceduringtheCambrianperiod.

14.Whatprobablyledtotheendoftheiceages?

A.Heat’sescaping.B.Anunknownreason.

C.Carbondioxidefromvolcanoes.D.Aforcefromtheouterspace.

15.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?

A.SnowballEarth:

TheEndoftheLife

B.SomeSevereleeAgesintheEarthsHistory

C.FrozenEarth:

AnotherleeAgeIsComing

D.SnowballEarth:

WilltheBluePlanetGoWhiteAgain?

二、七选五

JohnMuironcesaid,“Thousandsoftired,nerve-shaken,over-civilizedpeoplearebeginningtofindoutthatgoingtothemountainsi

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