江西省南昌七校届高三联考英语2.docx

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江西省南昌七校届高三联考英语2

江西省南昌七校2014届高三联考（英语）2

高考英语

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C．Chaseisgreatlyappreciatedbytheneedy

      D．evenoldpeoplecametocelebrateChase’sbirthday

59.WhichstatementisCORRECTaccordingtothepassage?

      A．Everyrecipientcouldget$20140incashfromFatherMauriceChase．

      B．FatherMauriceChasegavethecashawaynotonlyonhisbirthdaybutalsoonotheroccasions．

      C．AlthoughFatherMauriceChasegavethecashawayonhisbirthday,hedidn’treceiveanythinginreturn．

      D．FatherMauriceChaseearnedalotofmoneyasassistanttothepresidentof

LoyolaMarymountUniversity．

B

Yearsagowhilelyinginmyhammock（吊床）anddrinkingJDfromthebottle,Inoticedmydogdraggingsomethingunderthefence．Uponinspection,tomydisappointment,Irealizeditwasthenextdoorneighbor's2014-year-olddaughter'srabbit．ForyearsIhadwatchedhercomehomefromschoolandheadstraightouttoitscage,freeitandplaywithitintheyard．Iknewthatdaywouldbenodifferentandfearingforourdog,Ihadtothinkfast．

      Therabbitwasquitedirty,asifithadputupquiteastruggle,soIwashedit,combeditwiththedogbrushandblewitdrywiththeleafblower．UponfinishingitsgroomingIjumpedthefenceandreplaceditbackinitscagehopingitsdeathwouldbewrittenoffas"naturalcaused"．

      BacktothehammockandJD．Withinthehourtheneighbor'sVolvopalledinasusualandoutpoppedthelittlegirl,andasusualsheheadedstraightforthecage．Onlythistimeshestoppedaboutsixfeetawayandscreamed"D-A-D-D–Y！

！

！

"

      Herfather,panicstricken,stoodlookingatthecage．BeingthegoodneighborthatIam,IrushedtofenceandaskediftherewasanythingIcoulddo．

      Herfatherlessthancalmlyshouted,"Whatkindofsickindividualwoulddigupalittlegirl'srabbitandputitbackinitscage?

"

60．Thegirlwasshockedbecause_____．

      A．therabbitwaskilledbysomeone

      B．therabbitwastooclean

      C．thedeadrabbitwascleanedandputbackintothecage

      D．therabbitwasasleepinthecage

61．Thatdaythegirlrantothecage_____．

      A．becauseherrabbitwasthere

      B．becauseshe．hadahabitofgoingtheretoseeherrabbit

      C．becauseshewantedtoseeherrabbitagain

      D．．becausetherabbitwasdead

62．Wecaninferthattherabbit______．

      A．wasalivebeforethewritersawhisdogdraggingit

      B．wasalreadydeadbeforethewritersawhisdogdraggingit

      C．wasinthecageplayingwiththedog

      D．wasatthefenceseekingoutforfoodbeforeitwaskilledbythedog

63．Accordingtothestory,thewriter_____．

      A．washelpfultohisneighbor              B．didasmartthing

      C．washonest                                   D．madeamistake

C

ATrainFloatingOnAir

      Atrainthatfloatsonair?

It'snotmagic—it'smagnets（磁）．Andit'sclosetoreality．

      InVirginiaUSAthefallof2002,atrainwithnowheelstraveledonairandcarriedcollegestudentsacrosstheircampus．InJapan,awhisper-quietrailwayenginehoveredandracedat350milesperhourusingmagnetsandelectricityasthepower．AndinChina,amagnettrainlinelinkedShanghaiwithnearbyPudongAirport．

      Thesetrainsusemagneticlevitation（悬浮）technology,"maglev"forshort．Theyusethesamerulesasthemagnetsyoupickupathomeorschooloppositepolesofmagnetsattracteachother,andlikepolesrepeleachother．

      Howdoesitwork?

      Powerfulmagnetsonthebottomofthetrainrepelmagnetsonthetrack,whichisactuallyjustamagnet-filledguidingway．Withamagneticfieldofsufficientforce,thetrainwillgohoveringonair,whichseemedimpossibletousinthepast．

      Whenanelectricalcurrentissentthroughthetrack,thetrainmoves．Turnthecurrentbackwardsandthetrainslowsdown．

      Maglevdoesn'trelyonthefriction（摩擦力）ofwheelsontrack,soitcanclimbamuchsteeperhillthanatraditionaltrain．Anditcantraveleasilyinsnowandice,somethingthatcouldbringnormaltrainstoascreamingstop．

64．Thispassageisabout．

      A．maglev          B．magnets         C．levitation        D．electricity

65．Whichofthefollowingisarepellingaction?

66．Whatcanwelearnfromthetext?

      A．Amagnet-filledguidingwayisformedinsideamaglevtrain．

      B．Insteadofelectricity,magnetsareusedasthepowerofamaglev．

      C．Maglevtrainscanclimbhillswiththehelpofmagnetwheels．

      D．Electriccurrentsdecidethemovementsofamaglevtrain．

67．Whatisthedifferencebetweenamaglevtrainandanordinarytrain?

A．Amaglevtraincanclimbmountainswithoutpowerwhileanordinaryonecan't．

  B．Amaglevtraincantravelincollegecampuswhileanordinarytrainisnotallowed．

  C．Travellingwithoutatrack,amaglevtrainissaferandsmootherthananordinaryone．

  D．Floatingonatrack,amaglevtrainisfaster,quieterthananordinaryrailwaytrain．

D

      Ofallthewebsites,onethathasattractedattentionrecentlyismyspace．corn．Mostofthisattentionhascomefromthemediaandtellseveryreasonwhythewebsiteshouldbeshutdown．Thethreatofinternetpredators（掠夺者）isindeedatoughreality,butshuttingdownthesiteisnottheanswer．Ifmyspace．corn．wereshutdown,anothersitewouldquicklytakeitsplace．Therefore,therightwayistoteachteenshowtousethesitesafelyandeducatethemaboutwhomaybepredatorsandhowtoavoidthem．

      ThekeytostayingsafeontheInternetistomakesurethatyourprofile（个人资料）issecure．Thesimplestwayistochangetheprivacysettingonyourprofileto"private",whichprotectsyourinformationsothatonlythepeopleonyourfriendlistcanviewit．Althoughthisiseffective,itisnotperfect．Predatorscanfindwaystoviewyourprofileiftheyreallywantto,whetherthroughhackinginorfiguringouttheirwayontoyourfriendlist．Thus,youshouldneverposttoomuchpersonalinformation．Somepeopleactuallyposttheirhomeandschooladdresses,dateofbirth,andotherpersonalinformation,oftenlettingpredatorsknowexactlywheretheywillbeandwhen．Thesafestinformationisyourfirstnameandprovince．Anythingmoreisbasicallyinvitingapredatorintoyourlife．

      Anotherbigissueisphotos．Isuggestcompletelyskippingphotosandneverpostingaphotoofafriendonlinewithoutaskingpermission．

      Mostimportantly,never,underanycircumstances,agreetoareal-lifemeetingwithanyoneyoumeetonline．Nomatterhowwellyouthinkyouknowthisperson,therearenoguaranteesthattheyhavetoldthetruth．Butyoucouldfeelfreetochatwithpeopleyoumeetonthesite,butjustrememberthatnoteveryoneiswhotheysaytheyare．Hopefully,thenexttimeyouedityourprofile,you'11bemoreinformedaboutthedangersofInternetpredatorsandtakethestepstodefendyourself．

68．Kidscanavoidwebpredatorssuccessfullyby___

      A．attractingmorepublicattention

      B．shuttingdownthewebsite"myspace．corn"

      C．showingthekidswaystotryothersites

      D．recognizingandgettingawayfromthem

69．Thesafestbasicpersonalinformationthatyoucanshareonlineis

      A．yourhomeaddressandbirthday

      B．yourschooladdressandyourfirstname

      C．yourfirstnameandprovince

      D．yourprovinceandcellphonenumber

70．Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat_____．

      A．noteverybodyyoumeetonlineishonestandreliable

      B．itisnotacceptabletopostaphotoofafriendonline

      C．itisnotsafechattingwithgrown-upsonthewebsite

      D．onlyyouandyourfriendscanviewyourpersonalprofile

71．Whatcouldbethebesttitleofthispassage?

      A．WebSafetyforTeens．              B．PersonalSafety．

      C．WebHackersinthePast．              D．Predators'Tricks．

E

Thosewhoplantofilmahostage（人质）scenemightwanttomakeitobvioustoeveryonearoundthemthatit'sasimulation．ThatmaybethelessonthatanindependentfilmcrewlearnedinLarimerCounty,Colo．aftersheriffsdeputies（治安警察）surroundedthemduringashootforalow-budgetfeaturemovie．MembersofthecrewwereatacampgroundnearLakeCarter,shootingascenewheretheleadactortakesagirlhostageandbeatsuponamanwhotriestointervene（干涉）．"Ithappenedverysuddenlyafterthat．Weheard,'freeze'"saidDirectorEileenAgosta．TheywereinthemiddleofthescenewhenateamofLarimerCountysheriffsdeputiesranover,shoutingorderstogetontheground,pointinggunsatthecrew,actorChrisBordensaid．Membersofthecrewwerecuffed（戴上手铐）andheldonthegrounduntilthesituationwassortedout．Bordensaidhebelievestheonlyreasonthedeputiesdidn'tshoothimwasbecausetheysawacameraman．Maj．JustinSmithoftheLarimerCountySheriffsDepartmentsaiddeputiesreceivedacallfromsomeoneatthelakeandsheriffsdeputiesracedtothepark,blockingroads．"Ithinkitshowsgreatself-control,greattrainingandgreatjudgment"saidCpl,ScottShellhaas,asheriffsspokesman．"Theydidn'trushintothesituationandmakeapotentiallybadsituationworse．"Bordensaidtheincidentwouldhavebeenfunnyexceptforthefactthathewasissuedacitation（传票）fordisorderlyconduct．Agostawasalsocitedforbeinganaccessorytodisorderlyconduct．"Itwascompleteignoranceonmypart,"saidAgosta．"Ihonestlythoughtyoucouldtellwhatweweredoing…Iwouldn'thavechosenastateparkat330（p．m．）onSaturdayifIwasgoingtohurtsomebody．"Authoritiessaidthescenetheysawwasrealisticenough---awomanhandcuffedtoacar,amanhandgun-strikinganotherman,people