2021年2021年2018上海闵行区一模英语试题及答案.pdf

.Listening Comprehension Section A Directions:In Section A,you will hear ten short conversations between two speakers.At the end of each conversation,a question will be asked about what was said.The conversation and the questions will be spoken only once.After you hear a conversation and the question about it,read die four possible answers on your paper,and decide which one is the best answer to the question you have heard.1.A.At a gas station B.At a gas station C.In a park.D.In an emergency room.2.A.Clean the backyard.B.Washing something.C.Sit in the backyard.D.Do some shopping.3.A.He finds his present job boring.B.He is too foolish to do the present job.C.lie has got a beer position.D.He doesn t get on well with the others 4.A.She has a tight schedule.B.She has lost interest in sports.C.The training is too hard.D.She is only interested ill routine work.5.A.Rules restricting smoking.B.Ways to quit smoking.C.Smokers health problems.D.Dangers of smoking 6.A.Hes going to visit a photo studio.B.Hes just had his picture taken.C.Hes on the way to the theater.D.Hes just returned from a job interview.7.A.He had to reject their request.B.He felt sorry for the other students.C.He agreed to consider their request D.He regretted that he had said“Yes.8.A.She is trying to find a good-looking chair.B.She thinks it is a well-designed chair.C.She thinks the chair is actually comfortable.D.Shes never sat in that chair before.9.A.She used to be in poor health.B.She was popular among boys C.She was somewhat overweight D.She didnt do well at high school|精.|品.|可.|编.|辑.|学.|习.|资.|料.*|*|*|*|欢.|迎.|下.|载.第 1 页，共 16 页|精.|品.|可.|编.|辑.|学.|习.|资.|料.*|*|*|*|欢.|迎.|下.|载.第 1 页，共 16 页10.A.Review the details of all her lessons B.Compare notes with his classmates C.Talk with her about his learning problems.D.Focus on the main points of her lectures Section B Directions:In Section B,you will hear two passages and a longer conversation,and you will be asked several questions on each of the passages and the conversation.The passages and conversation will be read twice,but the questions will be spoken only once.When you hear a question,read the four possible answers on your paper and decide which one is the best answer to the question you have heard.Questions 11 to 13 are based on the following passage.11.A.The excitement of nerve activities in the brain.B.The difference between complex music and simple music.C.The effects of music on the results of math tests.D.The classical music and reasoning ability.12.A.Because it stimulates your nerve activity.B.Because it keeps you calm C.Because it strengthens your memory.D.Because it interferes your reasoning ability.13.A.Rock music might help improve your math test scores B.The effects of music on tests do not last long.C.Listen to music just before you take a test D.The more you listen to music,the better your reasoning ability will be Questions 14 to 16 are based on the following passage.14.A.It is the most unlucky day in a year.B.It is the busiest shopping day now.C.It is the day after Thanksgiving D.It is the day before Christmas.15.A.Check out the latest price reduction online.B.Look round for items in the physical stores.C.Order the products from the online stores.D.Wait in queue outside the stores overnight.|精.|品.|可.|编.|辑.|学.|习.|资.|料.*|*|*|*|欢.|迎.|下.|载.第 2 页，共 16 页|精.|品.|可.|编.|辑.|学.|习.|资.|料.*|*|*|*|欢.|迎.|下.|载.第 2 页，共 16 页文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C1016.A.100 million dollars.B.670 million dollars.C.20 billion dollars.D.25 billion dollars Questions 17 to 20 are based on the following conversation.17.A Their attitudes about work B.Different forms of work.C.Importance of work for oneself.D.Balanced life and work.18.A.The most hopeful.B.The most challenging.C.The most creative.D.The most enjoyable.19.A.His negative attitude towards work.B.His unwillingness to do something for others.C.His selfishness in doing things.D.His misunderstanding about publishing work 20.A.The work is worth doing if it is challenging and competitive.B.The work should be very creative leading to a wonder.C.One should like his work and stick to it as long as he takes it.D One should find satisfaction in his work if it is necessary.Grammar and Vocabulary Section A Directions:After reading the passage below,fill in the blanks to make the passages coherent and grammatically correct.For the blanks with a given word,fill in each blank with the proper form of the given word;for the other blanks,use one word that best fits each blank Honesty,my mum always used to tell me,is the best policy.But when it comes to medicine,I had assumed it was important to always be honest with my patients.After all,the doctor-patient relationship is based on trust,and therefore honesty is essential,or so I thought.I had just started working in geriatrics(老年病科).Mr.McMahon 21 in when his body was found very swollen（浮肿的）.I took a medical history 22 his daughter who had accompanied him in the ambulance.Shed been his main carer for years.I stood 23(look)at him as she gave a detailed history.Has he lost any weight recently?I asked,Well,its funny you should mention that,but yes.She said slowly.There was silence for a few moments.Why?What are you worried about?she asked.She was obviously very involved in his care and it was|精.|品.|可.|编.|辑.|学.|习.|资.|料.*|*|*|*|欢.|迎.|下.|载.第 3 页，共 16 页|精.|品.|可.|编.|辑.|学.|习.|资.|料.*|*|*|*|欢.|迎.|下.|载.第 3 页，共 16 页文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10only fair that I told 24 the truth.Well,we need to prove its not cancer.I said and talked briefly about some of the tests I was going to order.Half an hour later,a nurse called me:Mr.McMahons daughter broke downshe said you told her he had cancer.My heart sank.By the time I arrived at the ward,my consultant was already there,explaining that we still had to run lots of tests and that it was by no means confirmed 25 he had cancer.I stood silently at the end of the bed.My consultant was obviously angry with me and as we left Mr.McMahon,she turned to me.Why on earth did you do that?she asked in disbelief.I looked at her and bit my lip.She asked me what I was worried about and I told her.I said,hanging my head.And give her more 26(worry)about?replied my consultant.You dont say the word cancer until its confirmed.27 you suspect it,think very carefully before you tell people.As it turned out,it wasnt cancer.But I did learn that when someone is stressed and worried about their loved one theyre sometimes selective in 29 they hearand as a doctor its important to be mindful of this.In being truthful,Id made the situation 30(bad).Section B Directions:Complete the following passage by using the words in the box.Each word can only be used once.Note that there is one word more than you need.A.demanding B.addiction C.quarreling D.feedback E.socializing F.Distinction G.wrongly H.escape I.originally J.blame K.responsibility How many times have parents had to ague with their young son or daughter about getting their face out of their phone and focusing on the world around them?Its completely normal for parents of growing children to be concerned about their childs safely,but is their 31 to social media really harming them.Social media was created to connect people with others online and has recently been added to smartphones,making it fat more accessible than it 32 was.This new way to easily be able to use social media has encouraged children and teens to begin to use sites such as Facebook,Twitter and Instagram frequently.Maturing teens and children are usually very timid when it comes to 33 with their families,which they sometimes view as annoying”.So,what do these kids use as a solution or a(n)“34 The answer is simple social media.|精.|品.|可.|编.|辑.|学.|习.|资.|料.*|*|*|*|欢.|迎.|下.|载.第 4 页，共 16 页|精.|品.|可.|编.|辑.|学.|习.|资.|料.*|*|*|*|欢.|迎.|下.|载.第 4 页，共 16 页文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10文档编码:CX2T10E5V1C3 HD10F2X10D2O3 ZU3S2T7Q1C10However when they use social media for a large amount of time,parents lend to show concern for their child and blame social media for 35 their attention.The word,social,was entered into the term,social media,for a reason.Parents of growing teens dont seem to understand that.When they see their child using Twitter or Instagram they think that they using it to get away from real world 36.The truth,however,is that they are using it to conned with their close friends,make new friends,and receive information about what is currently happening in the modem world Children and teens are 37 accused for using social media only for entertainment purposes and for huge amounts of time.Sure everyone who uses social media enjoys contacting their friends and viewing entertaining things,but how come children receive all of the 38 for abusing it?Parents should really think about how social media can help children and teens learn and grow in the rea