新河北省高考英语冲刺60天精品模拟卷七.docx

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新河北省高考英语冲刺60天精品模拟卷七

新河北省高考英语冲刺60天精品模拟卷七

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一、阅读理解

1、   Areyouatrue“cheapskate”（吝啬鬼）?

Youareifyoudothiswhentraveling:

Youalwaysuseacarry-ontoavoidthechecked-bagfee.Youpackalunchfromhomesoyoudon’tpayforairlinemeals.True“cheapskates”alsoflyonthethreecheapestdaysoftheweek（Tuesdays,WednesdaysandSaturdays）.

   ◇ForU.S.domestictravel,everyonewantstoflyFridaysandSundaysandthoseareusuallythemostexpensivedaystofly.

   ﹡ThefaresforLosAngeles-to-NewYorkflightsinSeptember:

   •Friday&Sunday:

$365

   •Tuesday&Wednesday:

$288

   ﹡ThefaresforHouston-to-NewYorkflightsinSeptember:

   •Friday&Sunday:

$302

   •Tuesday&Wednesday:

$226

   ◇Fortransatlanticflights,thedifferencecanbemorestartlingandtherulesalittlelooser.

   ﹡Boston-to-DublinfaresfromUnitedAirlines:

   •Friday&Sunday:

$581

   •Tuesday&Wednesday:

$457

   ﹡ThefaresforWashington-to-Londonflightsinaweek:

   •Friday&Sunday:

$896

   •Tuesday&Wednesday:

$732

   ﹡It’stimeforsomeSaturdayfaresnow.ThisexamplefeaturesChicago-to-Atlantaroutes.

   •Friday&Sunday:

$207

   •Saturday:

$89

   ﹡Therewerecheaperfaresforthistrip,butonlyiftheSundayflightdepartedat5amorearlier.Istheruleonthe“cheapestthreedaystofly”etchedinstone?

No.Itisusuallytruebutnotalways.Soyoushouldbeflexible.Afterallitcansavemuchmoney.Andisn’tthatwhatbeinga“cheapskate”isallabout?

1.AccordingtoPara.1,whatdoesatrue“cheapskate”reallydo?

A.Choosealuxuryhoteltolivein.

B.Savemoneyineverywayduringthetrip.

C.FlyonFridayswhentraveling.

D.Havetheirlunchontheplane.

2.HowmuchshouldyoupayforaflighttoNewYorkfr

2、   54-year-oldAbdulhasaspecialjob.Hehasbeenworkingasalivingstatue（活体雕像）foroverthreedecades,standingperfectlystillforsixhoursadayandresistingpeople’sattemptstomakehimmoveorsmile,anythingthatprovesheisalivingperson.

   Abdul,knownas“India’sStatueMan”,hasbeenperforminghisdailyroutineeversince1985,soonaftergettingajobasasecurityguard.HisbosshadrecentlytraveledtotheUK,wherehewassoimpressedbythestatue-likemembersoftheRoyalGuardoutsideBuckinghamPalacethathewantedtodosomethingsimilarbackhome.Sohehadhisguardsreceivethreemonthsoftraining,wheretheywouldsitperfectlystillforaroundfourhours.Theyweren’tallowedtotalkorsmile,eat,drink,orevenshooawayaflyifitsatontheirfaces.Intheend,Abdulprovedthebestofthegroup,sohegotthestrangejob.

1.WhatisAbdul’sdailyroutine?

A.Performingasalivingstatue.

B.Provingtobealivingperson.

C.Smilingathiscustomers.

D.Keepinghisbodyinshape.

2.WhycouldAbdulgetthestrangejobgivenbyhisboss?

A.Hehadhisspecialambition.

B.Hewasmostfamiliarwiththejob.

C.Hestoodoutamongthegroup.

D.Heknewthebossmorethanothers.

3.WhatdoesAbduldoinhissparetime?

A.Heeatsalotofsnacks.

B.Hepracticesyogafor12hoursaday.

C.Hecooksforhisfamily.

D.Healwaysmovesalot.

4.HowdoesAbdulfeelabouthisjobaccordingtothetext?

A.It’soverpaid.

B.It’ssatisfying.

C.It’sboring.

D.It’sinstructive.

ssagechair,andtakeanap.

   ManyKoreanssufferfromalackofsleepasaresultofoverworking,soanyopportunitytorelaxandeventakeanapisgreatlyappreciated.Mr.Healingistheperfectplacetogowhenyou’reonashortworkorschoolbreakandyouneedtocatchuponsleep.Thecafeoffersmassageperiodsinvariousmodes,dependingonhowmuchtimeyouhaveandhowyouchoosetospendit.

   The20-minutesessionispricedat$3.5,the30-minutemassagecosts$7,andthe50-minutesessionis$9,allofwhichalsoincludeadrink.Onceyoumakeyourchoice,youaretakentothe“healingcenter”.Youareaskedtotakeoffyourshoesaswellasanyjewelrythatmightdamagethechairs,afterwhichyoucanchooseamassagemode,from“stretch”or“sleep”.Youcanstartwithstretchforafewminutes,andthenswitchtosleepifyouwanttotakeashortnap.Afterit

   SomehavedescribedMr.HealingandothersimilarrelaxationcafesinSouthKoreaassimplefashions,butothersseethemasasustainablebusinessmodel,becausetheyofferaservicethatKoreansreallyneed.

ttitudetowardsMr.Healing?

A.Positive.

B.Critical.

C.Neutral.

D.Negative.

4、   Acheetah（猎豹）canrun70milesperhour.Blobfish（水滴鱼）don’thaveanybones.ThesearefactsI’velearnedfrommy5-year-oldsonafterhewatchedsomenetworks,shows.Heisgreatlyinterestedinscientificfacts,soIwassurprisedtheotherdaywhenImentionedclimatechange.

   Afterafewmorequestions,Idiscoveredthathe’sneverheardanyofhisfavoritescienceshowsmentionclimatechange.Itisstrange,becauseclimatechangeisoneofthemostimportantenvironmentalissuesofourtime.Mysoncantellyoueverythingyoueverwantedtoknowaboutredpandas,exceptforthefactthattheirexistenceisbeingthreatenedbythechangingclimate.

   IreachedouttoPBSKids,Nickelodeon,andDisneyJuniortoseeiftherewasanytruthtohisclaim.Iwastoldthatexceptanepisode（一段情节）ofDisneyJunior’sDocMcStuffinscalledTheBigStorm,noneofthethreenetworks’showshaseverdiscussedthecausesofclimatechangeonourplanet.Maybeyou’rewonderingifthereasonisthatkids’scienceshowsdon’tevertackletroublingenvironmentalissues.

   Whyaren’tthesenetworksintroducingkidstosuchanimportantissue?

AccordingtoMaria,spokeswomanforPBSKids,it’sbecausethenetworkfeelsthatfocusingonfoundationalscienceconceptsisthemostage-appropriatewaytoserveouraudience.Idon’tknowaboutyou,butI’drathermykidlearnalittleaboutthemeltingpolaricecapsthanotherthings.

   Andkidscanhandleclimatechange.Evenyoungchildrenareabletounderstandthebasicidea.Moreimportantly,they’reabletobegintakingactiontoslowdownglobalwarming.Myguessisthatthenetworksareafraidthatpromotingthescienceonapoliticallycontroversial（争议性的）issuewillleadthemtoloseviewersoradvertisers.Butifthat’strue,andthey’rechoosingtheirbottomlineovertheeducationofAmerica’schildren,that’sarealshame.Kidsneedtolearnabouttheissuethatthreatenstheirplanetifthey’reevergoingtofeelinspiredtosaveit.

1.Whydidtheauthorfeelsurprisedatherson?

A.Hehasknownmanyscientificfacts.

B.Hehaswatchedalotofnetwork’sshows.

C.Hedidn’tcareaboutglobalwarming.

D.Heknewnothingaboutclimatechange.

2.Theauthorwatchedthethreenetworks’showsinorderto_____.

A.gettoknowherson’spreference

B.findthereasonofherson’signorance

C.findthecausesofclimatechange

D.helphersonknowenvironmentalissues

3.Whatdoestheauthorthinkhissonshoulddo?

A.Learnsomethingaboutenvironmentalissues.

B.Helptoslowdownglobalwarming.

C.Discussimportantissueswithothers.

D.Learntohandleclimatechange.

4.Whatisthepurposeoftheauthor’swritingthistext?

A.Toadvicekidsnottowatchnetworks’shows.

B.Tointroducesomepoliticallycontroversialissues.

C.Toexpresshisattitudetowardssomenetworks.

D.TocallonallAmericanstocareaboutkids’education.

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二、七选五

5、根据短文内容,从短文后的选项中选出能填人空白处的最佳选项。

选项中有两项为多余选项。

   BottleCapAlleyisaspecialroadsideattractionlocatedatthenorthedgeoftheTexasA&MUniversitycampusinCollegeStation,Texas.①        

   Nooneknowsexactlyhowthetraditionbegan,butsomepeoplebelievethatitstartedoutasadumpingsite（垃圾场）fortwobars.②         Besides,aswordoftheBottleCapAlleyspread,otherlocalbarsstartedbringingintheirbottlecapshereaswell.Itisestimatedthatthetraditiondatesfromfourdecadesago.

   ③        Theysetupalargesignoverit,addedlightssoitcouldbevisitedatnightandbeganpromotingitasapartofthelocalsightseeingtour.Themovedidn’tsitwellwithmanycollegestudentswhowantedtomakethetraditionsurviveforever,butitdidturnthealleyintoapopularroadsidetouristattraction.

   SomepeoplenoticedthatmostofthebeerbottlecapsallcamefromAmericanbrands,andmadeitapointtoaddavarietyofcapsfromimportedbeersaswell,turningtheplaceintoaninternationalbottlecapgallery.④        

   Itisagoldmineforpeoplewhocollectbottlecaps,andithasbeenreportedthatsomecollectorstraveltoCollegeStationfromfarawayforthespecificpurposeoffindingrarecapsfortheircollections.⑤         However,consideringthataveragevisitorsoftentakeafewassouvenirs,it’seasytoseewhyconstantbottlecapcontributionsarevitaltothepreservationofthealley.

A.It’seasyforvisitorstohavetheirfeetinjured.

B.Itwasrecognizedasalocalattractioninthe2000s.

C.Takingoneortwocapsmaynotseemlikeabigdeal.

D.Itiscoveredwithmillionsofbeerandsodabottlecaps.

E.Itisalsofamousasaplaceforpeopletofindtheirfortune.

F.Unfortunately,thatmadeitattractivetobottlecapcollectors.

G.Customerswhotooktheirdrinksoutsidefollowedtheirexample.

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三、完形填空

6、阅读下列短文,从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中,选出可以填入空白处的佳选。

   Jakewasbornhealthy,buthisparentsnoticedtherewassomethingwrongwhenhewas4.Jake   1   about20poundsinjustsixmonths.Hekeptputtingonweight    2    eatingonlysalad.In2015,JakewasdiagnosedwithROHHAD,a   3   conditionthataffectsthebrainandcausesrapidweightgain.Only75caseshaveeverbeenreported,and   4   ofthesufferersisknowntohavesurvivedtwentyyears.