河北省邢台市届高三上学期期末考试英语试题.docx

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河北省邢台市届高三上学期期末考试英语试题

第一部分：

听力（共两节，满分30分）

第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）

听下面5段对话。

每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。

听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。

每段对话仅读一遍。

1.Whatwillthewomanprobablydotoday?

A.Attendthewedding.B.Gooverherlessons.C.Eatoutwiththeman.

2.Whatwilltheweatherbeliketomorrow?

A.Itwillrain.B.Itwillbecold.C.Itwillbewindy.

3.Whenwillthenextbusleave?

A.At9:

30.B.At9:

35.C.At10:

00.

4.Whereisthewomangoingforholidaythisyear?

A.Canada.B.Turkey.C.Italy.

5.Whatisthewomangoingtodothisafternoon?

A.Attendameeting.B.Gotoachessclub.C.Watchatennismatch.

第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

听下面5段对话或独白。

每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。

听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。

每段对话或独白读两遍。

听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。

6.Whatmaterialwouldthemanlikeforspring?

A.Leather.B.Cotton.C.Wool.

7.Whatcolourwouldthewomanlike?

A.White.B.Red.C.Pink.

听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。

8.Whatisthewomandoingwhenthemanspeakstoher?

A.Listeningtomusic.B.Seeingafilm.C.Writingaletter.

9.WhatwillthewomandobeforesheleavesforFrance?

A.Attendalanguageclass.

B.ReadmoreFrenchnovels.

C.Applyforanewprogram.

10.Whatdoesthewomanthinkismostimportantforonetostudyabroad?

A.Theabilitytolearnnewlanguagesquickly.

B.Theabilitytolearnnewthingsquickly.

C.Themasteryofaforeignlanguage.

听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。

11.Whathappenedtothemantoday?

A.Helosthisjob.

B.Hemadehisbossangry.

C.Hiswasreplacedbyanewemployee.

12.Howdidthemanfeelabouthissituation?

A.Astonished.B.Extremelyangry.C.Sadbutnotsurprised.

13.Whatisthemangoingtodo?

A.Waittobecalledbacktothecompany.

B.Talkwithhisbossabouthisproblems.

C.Starttolookforanewjob.

听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。

14.Whatclasshasthewomanalreadytaken?

A.Spanish.B.Math.C.Biology.

15.Howdoesthewomanfeelaboutscienceclasses?

A.Shedoesn’tlikethem.

B.Sheregretstohavetakenthem.

C.She’squiteinterestedinthem.

16.Whatkindofjobwillthemantrytoget?

A.Drivingataxi.B.Workinginagasstation.C.Workinginarestaurant.

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17.WhichofthefollowinghasomethingtodowiththeWarofIndependence?

A.Ford’sTheater.B.ValleyForge.C.PresidentLincoln.

18.Whatplaysanimportantroleinpeople’slifeinAmerica?

A.Sport.B.History.C.Education.

19.Whatareyoungpeopleencouragedtodo?

A.Valuethepastandfocusonthefuture.

B.Valuenewthingsandchangewiththetimes.

C.Maketheirownchoicesandsucceed.

20.WhatisAmericalikeintheeyesofmostforeigners?

A.Ahopefulplace.B.Aslow-pacednation.C.Abackwardcountry.

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A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

A

DogparksonLongIsland

Fordoglovers,parkingdogssometimesmightbeaproblem.Fromentertainmentfacilitiestoparktips,we’vecollectedeverythingyouneedtoknowbeforeyoutakeyourpetforanafternoonofoutdoorfun.

1.Amagansett,NapeagueStatePark

Amagansett,NapeagueStatePark,Route27.Dogsareallowedonaleash（狗链）inthisundevelopedpark,whichincludestrails,woodedareasandroads.Accesstothebeach.Nowatersourceorpublicbathrooms.

2.EastMeadow,EisenhowerPark

EastMeadow,EisenhowerPark,SalisburyParkDriveandStewartAvenue,EastMeadow.Inadditiontodhadedseating,eachrunhasawatersource.Permitsarefree,butrequired.

3.Calverton,IsaacPark

Calverton,IsaacPark,ontheGrummanSite,withinVeteran’sMemorialPark.Separatedbylargeandsmalldogs,thishalf-acreplothasshadetrees,seatingandaccesstothebeach.Bringyourownwater’leasheddogcanbewalkedonsometrails;TownofRiverheadresidentsonly.

4.Broolhaven,RobinsonDuckFarmDogPark

Broolhaven,RobinsonDuckFarmDogPark,2903MontaukHwy.This3-acreparkhasareasforlargeandsmalldogs,butnowatersource.Large-dogareaincludesatrainingcourse.$18yearlypassforvillageresidents.

5.Massapequa,ClocksBoulevardPark

Massapequa,ClocksBoulevardPark,offLoudenAvenueandSunriseHighway.Atlargerthan1acre,thisdogparkhaslotsofroomtorunandwoodedareasforshade.Opendawntodusk.Watersourcesareavailableinboththelarge-andsmall-dogareas.Ithasenoughparkingandseating.OpentoTownofOysterBayresidents.

21.Inwhichparksarewatersourcesavailable?

A.IsaacParkandEisenhowerPark.

B.NapeagueStateParkandIsaacPark.

C.EisenhowerParkandClocksBoulevardPark.

D.RobinsonDuckFarmDogParkandClocksBoulevardPark.

22.WhatisrequiredifyouarevisitingIsaacPark?

A.Buyingapermit.

B.Spending$18everyyear.

C.Keepingpublicbathroomsclean.

D.TheidentityasaresidentofTownOfRiverhead.

23.What’sspecialaboutRobinsonDuckFarmDogPark?

A.Dogscanbetrainedthere.B.Ithaslargeroomfordogs.

C.Dogscangetshadethere.D.Itisfreeforvillageresidents.

B

Canyouimaginefourhoursofyourdaygettingtoandfromwork?

Forthelasteightyears,JoMeaderodeherbikeeachSundayona16-mileroundtriptoherjobwashingdishes.Ittookmorethananhoureachway.Otherdaysoftheweekshewouldspendtwohoursonthreebusesfromherapartmenttogettotheotherwork,forafour-hourroundtrip.

Thatwasthe“before”partofherlife.The“after”partofherlifewasstartedbythecommunityPoliceOfficerTrevorArnold,whodeliveredausedcartoherwiththehelpofacardealerandotherdonors.

Arnold,whospottedMeade,redandsweaty,ridingherbikeintheworstheatthissummer,decidedhewouldhetheracar.HeintendedtoquietlybuyherausedcaroutofhisownpocketsoheturnedtohisfriendKodySlaght,acarsalesmantoaskaboutacarpriced$1,000.Thatwasn’tenoughforareliableride,Slaghtsaid,butthedealershipsaidtheywouldfindagoodcarforheratagoodprice.Soonothersweredonating.SlaghtandArnoldwouldn’tsayhowmuchthecarcost,butthevalueisabout$4,000.

ArnoldsaidhewasmotivatedbyMeade’sworkethic（职业道德）tohelp.“Iseealotofhardworkingpeoplenutthat’swhentheyareatwork.Canyouimaginespendingfourhoursofyourdaygettingtoandfromwork?

”hesaid.

Meade’sbosssaidshewasawesomeandreallyreliablewhensheworkedandshegotalongwithothers.“She’swillingtorisethethreebusestogetinhereonherdayoffifweneedhertoo.”

Meadesaidshewasplanningtobuyacar,“butIhaven’tbeenabletoaffordit,”shesaid.“Trevor,heisaverygoodguy.Ididnotexpectthis.”

24.WhatcanwelearnaboutJoMeade’swork?

A.It’sfreebutlow-paid.

B.It’snotworthherdevotion.

C.It’scompetitiveandhigh-paid.

D.It’stime-consumingontheroad.

25.WhydidSlaghtdisagreetoArnold’sbuyingacarpriced$1,000?

A.ThecarwastooexpensiveforMeade.

B.ThecarwasbeyondArnold’saffordability.

C.Thecarhadbeendonatedtoanotherperson.

D.Thecarwasnotingoodconditionofdriving.

26.WhatinspiredArnoldtobuyacarforMeade?

A.HissympathyforMeade.B.Hisdutyasapoliceman..

C.Hercommitmenttowork.D.Herdesireforabetterlife..

27.What’sMeade’sfeelingforthedonatedcar?

A.Normal.B.Surprised.

C.Embarrassed.D.Disappointed.

C

Weallhavedreamssometimes.Somearesweetbutsomearenightmares.Almostallresearchersinsleepexplainthatnightmaresareareactiontonegativeexperiencesthathappenduringwakinghours.However,someofthembelievethatnightmaresdohavesomerealbenefits.One2017study,forexample,foundthatfrequentnightmaresufferersratedthemselvesasmoreempathetic（共鸣的）.Theyalsodisplayedmoreofatendencytounconsciouslymirrorotherpeoplethroughthingslikeyawning.Peoplewhohaveconstantnightmaresalsotendtothinkfurtheroutsidetheboxonpsychoanalysistasks.Someotherresearchershavefoundsupportfortheideathatnightmaresmightbelinkedtocreativity.

Peopleseekingcurefornightmareswerenotnecessarilymorefearfuloranxious,butratherhadageneralsensitivitytoallemotionalexperience.Sensitivityisthedrivingforcebehindintensedreams.Heightenedsensitivitytothreatsorfearduringthedayresultsinbaddreamsandnightmares,whereasheightenedpassionorexcitementmayresultinmoreintensepositivedreams.Andboththeseformsofdreamsmayfeedbackintowakinglife,perhapsincreasingsufferingafternightmares,orpromotingsocialbondsandempathyafterpositivedreams.

Theeffectsgofurtherstill.Thissensitivityoverflowsoverintoperceptionsandthoughts:

peoplewhohavealotofnightmaresexperienceadreamlikequalitytotheirwakingthoughts.Andthiskindofthinkingseemstogivethemacreativeedge.Forinstance,studiesshowthatsuchpeopletendtohavegreatercreativetalentandartisticexpression.Andpeoplewhooftenhavenightmaresalsotendtohavemorepositivedreamsthantheaverageperson.

Theevidencepointstowardstheideathat,ratherthandisturbingnormalactivity,peoplewhoareunfortunateinhavingalotofnightmaresalsohaveadreaminglifethatisatleastascreative,positiveandvividasitcanbedistressingandterrifying.What’smore,thisimaginativerichnessisunlikelytobelimitedtosleep,butalsoisfilledwithwakingthoughtanddaydreams.Evenafterpeoplewakeupandshakeoffthenightmare,inotherwords,amarkofitstaysbehind,possessingthemthroughouttheday.

28.Whatdomostsleepresearchersthinkofnightmares?

A.Theyhavenoadvantagesatall.

B.Theymakepeoplemoreempathetic.

C.Theycanpromotehuman’screativity.

D.Theyareareflectionofwakingbehaviou