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1、阅读理解组合练阅读理解组合练( (一）一）(限时 30 分钟)A（2017江苏省名校高三入学摸底卷）Version Controlby Dexter PalmerRebecca， the main character，has the funny feeling thatsomething is wrong with herworld， where selfdriving carsfill the roads and her husbandis obsessed with building a timemachine. Its a world much likeours， which is pa

2、rt of thebrilliance ofVersionThe Regional Office IsUnder Attack ！by Manuel GonzalesThe first novel from acclaimedshort fiction writer ManuelGonzales, records the secrethistory of the Regional Office，an organization composed ofsuperpowered female assassins(刺客） and the mysteriouspowers that manage the

3、m.Combining joyous comic bookverve (神韵） with masterfulliterary craft and a keen senseof character, it is a rare andspecial beast indeed.Control,which by holding up ascience。fictional mirror toour reality, reflects backsomething more truthful。Rebel of the Sandsby Alwyn HamiltonMortals rule the desert

4、 nationof Miraji， but mythical beastsstill wander the wilds andwastes， and rumor has itthat somewhere，djinns （神灵)still practice their magic.What Is Not YoursIs Not Yoursby Helen OyeyemiKeys are an important point inOyeyemis fantastic shortstories the literal keys thatunlock a house， a library， ora m

5、ysterious diary； theBut theres nothingmystical or magical aboutDustwalk that Amani cant waitto escape from。 Amani counts onher sharp shooting skills to gether out of Dustwalk. What shedoesnt expect is that ahandsome and mysterious strangerwill join her on her way.错误错误! ! metaphorical keys that openh

6、earts， secrets, and fates. Inthe book， the stories arelinked thematically by keys ofall kinds。 Whichever you arereading， these stories haveyou diving in and surfacingsomewhere else -delightfully， unexpectedly altogether。1What do the four books have in common?AThe main characters are all females。BThe

7、y all reflect the dark side of society。CThey all belong to fantastic fiction.DThey adopt many advanced literary skills.解 析 : 选 C细 节 理 解 题 。 根 据 文 中 的 “where self 。 driving cars fill theroads。 .holdingupascience 。 fictionalmirrortoourreality”“anorganization composed of superpowered female assassins (

8、 刺客） and the mysteriouspowers that manage them”“Mortals rule the desert nation of Miraji . 。 djinns（神灵) still practice their magic”“Keys are an important point in Oyeyemisfantastic short stories”可知,这四本小说都属于奇幻小说。2Which of the following consists of a collection of stories around a theme?AVersion Contr

9、ol。BThe Regional Office Is Under Attack！CRebel of the Sands。DWhat Is Not Yours Is Not Yours。解析：选 D细节理解题。根据最后一本书的简介中的“In the book, the stories arelinked thematically by keys of all kinds.可知,在这本书中，所有故事都是由各种各样的钥匙联系起来的,故选 D 项。B（2017江苏省名校高三入学摸底卷)More people live close to sea coast thanearlier estimated,

10、assess researchers in a new study. These people are the mostsensitive to the rise of sea level as well as to the increased number of floodsand intensified (加剧的) storms. By using recent increased resolution datasets ，AaltoUniversity researchers estimate that 1.9 billion inhabitants，or about26% of the

11、 worlds total population， live closer than 100km from the coast inareas less than 100 meters above present sea level 。By 2050 the amount ofpeople in that zone is predicted to increase to 2.4 billion， while populationliving lower than 5 meters will reach 500 million. Many of these people need toadapt

12、 their livelihood to changing climate, says Assistant Professor Matti Kummufrom Aalto University.Thestudyfoundthatwhilepopulationandconcentrate by thesea ，crops must be grownfurther away from where people live. So highlandsmountainareasareincreasinglyimportantfromof view。Over the past century there

13、has been a clear tendency that cropland andpasture (牧场） areas have grown mostly in areas outside the population hotspotsand decreased in coastal areas.This will most probably only continue in thefuture, adds Professor Olli Varis from Aalto University。Even though people and wealth continue to accumul

14、ate in coastal areas ， theirgrowth is even faster in inland and mountainous areas， the study reveals. Thiscontradicts the existing studies. In the future ， the world will be less diversein terms of urbanization and economic output, when assessing it from a geospatial（地理空间） point of view.Fortheanalys

15、is,researchersusedseveralglobalgridded( 网 格 化 的 ）datasets. They first created geographical zoning in relation to the elevation andproximity to coast. This was then used to study the factors included in thewealthfurther andandthispoint study ，whichweregroupedintofiveclusters:climate ，population,agric

16、ulture ，economy, and impact on the environment 。For the factors withtemporal extent, the researchers also assessed their developmentover a timeperiod of 1900 2050.语篇解读：本文是一篇说明文.文章主要讲述了未来海平面上升给人类带来的潜在威胁.3What can be known about those living close to sea coast？AThey will survive sea level rise。BThey h

17、ave been accustomed to sea level rise。CThey suffer more floods than storms。DThey are most easily affected by sea level rise.解 析 : 选 D细 节 理 解 题 。 根 据 第 一 段 中 的 “Thesepeople are themostsensitive。intensified (加剧的） storms.”可知，这些人最容易受到海平面上升所带来的影响。4Why will highlands and mountain areas become more importa

18、nt?ABecause they will provide food for coastal areas.BBecause the population there will increase quickly。CBecause they will be less affected by sea level rise.DBecause they offer people a greener lifestyle.解析：选 A细节理解题.根据第二段内容可知，尽管人口和财富在海边聚集，但种植作物的地方必须离人们居住的地方越来越远，而正是基于该原因,高地和山区才变得越来越重要，故选 A.5What is

19、 the writing purpose of the passage？ATo analyze factors contributing to climate change。BTo tell people potential effects of sea level rise。CTo call on people to take measures to stop sea level rise.DTo increase peoples awareness of environmental protection。解析：选 B写作意图题.通读全文可知，本文旨在让人们知道海平面的上升给全球带来的潜在影

20、响.故选 B。C(2017江苏省苏北四市高三期末联考)With Apples iPhone 7 and Googles new Pixelphonesputtingsuchanemphasisonpowerfulcameratechnology ，smartphone photography is more powerful than ever. And while phones typicallyhavegreatbuilt.in photography apps, many other options can be easier orexpand your range.ProCamera

21、is an excellent option for iOS devices. Using this app feels likeraising a single。lens reflex camera (单反相机) to your eye。 With a few taps onthe screen, you can display a grid to help compose a shot properly and a guide towarn if your composition is tilted（倾斜的）。 You can also control the whitebalance a

22、nd bring up a live histogram ( 直方图） that shows how strong the colorsin the final photo will be。 There are quick.access buttons to shoot in video,photo，high dynamic range or other modes and theres even a bar code scanneroption. Most impressive is ProCameras anti 。shake feature, which waits for youto

23、stop moving before it activates the shutter. In the settings menu， you cancontrol most of the apps features and select how much compression is applied tothe final saved images. In other words ， the app gives users professional.levelcontrol of an image。Because of its complexity, ProCamera takes a whi

24、le to get used to, and theexact features depend on which iPhone you have. The app costs 5 and somefeatures， like a low.light mode to help shoot better pictures at night， areupgrades that cost a few dollars each. Its definitely worth it。On Android, one app equivalent to ProCamera is Camera FV5. This

25、app alsofeels like using a single。lens reflex camera，with similar manual control。CameraFV.5includesfeatureslikealivehistogram ，burstmodeshooting,exposure bracketing and timelapseimagery.It also offers choices over thekind of files it saves to your device, and has a comprehensive settings page.Unlike

26、 some other Android camera apps, Camera FV5 has a professional.lookingand easy。to。use interface. It costs 4。To edit a perfect portrait or landscape photo ，Adobes software is thechoice of professional photographers. There is a version for mobile devices too -Adobe Photoshop Fix which lets you heal an

27、 images defect, adjust shadow intensity,fixthecontrastoraddeffects.MasteringthefeaturesofPhotoshop Fix will take time， but your final images dont look too artificialwith the application of Photoshop Fix 。 Its interface is sometimes confusing,but the app has built 。 in help and, best of all, is free

28、for both iOS andAndroid。语篇解读:本文是一篇说明文。文章主要介绍了三款可以用在智能手机上的图片处理应用软件。6What is the authors purpose in writing the passage？ATo introduce some powerful smartphone photography apps。BTo advertise some apps for your smartphone photography。CTo show the features of some built。in apps of photography。DTo promote

29、 advanced camera technology of smartphones.解析：选 A作者意图题.通读全文可知，文章主要介绍了三款供智能手机使用的图片处理应用软件：ProCamera， Camera FV.5 以及 Adobe Photoshop Fix。故选 A.7What can we learn about ProCamera?AIt can be a singlelens reflex camera to your eye.BIt can adjust the light effects of the final image。CIt can be updated autom

30、atically upon the purchase.DIt can inform users of images being too complex.解析：选 B细节理解题。根据第二段第四句话可知,用户使用这款软件处理图片的话，可以控制最终成像的颜色亮度，即可以调节最终图片的光效。故选 B.8The underlined word “equivalent in Paragraph 4 means “_”AcomparableCrelevantBfamiliarDsuited解析：选 A词义猜测题。根据第二段中讲述的 ProCamera 的软件属性及第四段中讲述的Camera FV5 的软件特

31、点可知，画线词所在句表示的是 Camera FV。5 和 ProCamera 的软件功能相同，画线词意为“相同的”，故选 A。9If you want to make your photo truetolife, you turn to _.Aanti.shake technologyCa live histogramBAdobes softwareDbuiltin help解析：选 B细节理解题。根据最后一段倒数第二句话中的“but your finalimages dont look too artificial with the application of Photoshop Fix”

32、可知，用 Adobe 的软件 Photoshop Fix 处理的图片显得更加真实，故选 B。D(2017苏州市高三调研测试）Nelle Harper Lee ， better known by her pen nameHarper Lee, was an American novelist widely known forTo Kill a Mockingbird,published in 1960 。 Immediately successful ， it won the 1961 Pulitzer Prize andhas becomeaclassicofmodernAmericanlit

33、erature.In 1991an organizationconductedasurveythatmadereadersidentifybooksthathad“madeadifference” in their lives. The result? Lees book trailed onlyThe Bible.Alongside the works of Shakespeare and Twain， this novel remains one of the mostwidely taught books nationwide ， reaching about 70% of Americ

34、an public schools.What makes it such a typical read for young people？English class is a place where young Americans come to know themselves. Inthe folds of dusty books, students can make contact with humanity beyond theshallow small talk of the school hallways. Disturbed by hormones and anxiety，teen

35、agers get through school with confusion and frustration. Literature is asafety valve ( 安 全 阀 ）- it promises relief ，a place to figure out onesproblems and get to know oneself better.The novel particularly distinguishes itself in this aspect. It speaks in achilds voice without treating its readership

36、 as children 。Some critics havecalled it an “impossible” achievement，a childrens book penned by a well。educated adult - its unlikely that a child like Scout could exist in the realworld。 But thats exactly what makes it such a charming， attractive read foryoung people 。It indicates the consciousness

37、of a well.educated adult facingdifficult realities, but describes it through the light and playful voice of acurious little girl。GabyHick,athirdyearstudentfocusedonEnglishliteratureatBrownUniversity， calls it “one of the first books that kids and young adults readand that deal with serious issues -

38、rape，race, mental issues”。She adds,“The story makes these adult themes accessible because of Scout.” The books setting，a small town in Alabama affected by the Great Depression of the1930s，may appear very different from the experience of most kids reading ittoday. But Lees words make her story feel a

39、live and present.In 2006, however, critic Thomas Mallon expressed his regret about the booksavoiding moral complexity inThe New Yorker。But her novelmakes a greatteaching tool for teenagersprecisely because its moral view is as clear asthat of one of Aesops fables. That absence of ambiguity in this n

40、ovel doesntmean the novel is free of challenging ideas ， either. Will Serratelli ， anotherliterature student at Brown says ，“There arentmany hard moral questionsbeing asked .。 but it opens up all these other questions that I hadnt thoughtabout before. My English teachers always asked, Do you sympath

41、ize with thischaracter？ Would you want to hang out with them ？ When you give a kid a bookwherethosequestionsdontevenneedtobeasked,it_forces_them_to_dig_deeper。”Mallons criticism is accurate in that this novel may present too limited aview of racism in America 。 Thats especially problematic because i

42、t is one ofthe only books consistently assigned to American students that acknowledge racialdiscriminationatall.However,To Kill a Mockingbirdmayowesomeofitspopularity as a teaching text to the fact that the narrative voice is a white one.Naomi Varnis, an African Studies student at Brown says, “Its a

43、nother practiceof telling stories about black people through white central characters。”While the novel is undoubtedly worth its place in the classroom，Englishteachers may do well to consider that it is a white authors perspective andought to be the only beginning of a dialogue about race and never t

44、he final word.But as a gateway to more mature ideas, and as a YA （young adult) distillation（提炼）of complex concepts young people may not have grasped before, Leesnovel is invaluable。语篇解读：本文是一篇议论文。文章主要介绍了美国著名小说家哈珀李及人们对她的作品的一些看法。10According to the passage， the novelTo Kill a Mockingbirdcan help us_.Akn

45、ow more about the past US economic situationBunderstand what the real personality of humans isCreduce much anxiety for fear of losing ourselvesDfind and deal with some other complicated questions解析：选 C细节理解题.根据第二段最后两句可知,由于受到荷尔蒙和焦虑的困扰，青少年们在学校里感到困惑和沮丧。文学是一个安全阀 ,它给人们提供慰藉,能帮助人们发现自身的问题并更好地了解自己。故答案为 C。11Wh

46、at does the underlined word “trailed most probably mean in Paragraph1？AWas as good as。BTried hard to defeat.CWent along the same route as.DHad a lower score than。解析：选 D词义猜测题。根据画线词下文中的“Alongside the works of Shakespeareand Twain .。 reaching about 70% of American public schools.可知，连同莎士比亚和马克吐温的作品一起，这部小

47、说在全国被广泛用于教学中，大约 70的美国公立学校在使用这部小说。显然这部小说是很重要的，再结合画线词所在句中的“only”可知 ,此处指这部小说只是“落后于圣经，也就是指得分比圣经少.trail 在此处作动词，意为“落后”.12 What can we conclude from Will Serratellis statement underlined inParagraph 5？AThe kids are motivated to think further。BThe kids have to face more moral questions。CThe kids tend to sym

48、pathize with the characters.DThe kids are unwilling to answer challenging questions。解析:选 A句意理解题。根据第五段中的“There arent many hard moral questionsbeing asked 。. but it opens up all these other questions that I hadnt thoughtabout before。”可知,这部小说中并没有提出很多高深的道德问题 ,但是针对其他问题这部小说提供了开放空间.显然这部小说培养了学生进一步思考的能力 .再结合

49、画线句的字面意思可知,此处表示激励孩子们更深刻地思考。故答案为 A。13Why is the novel well received by teenagers in the US？ABecause it reveals racial discrimination in America。BBecause it makes some serious adult issues accessible。CBecause a white author tells the stories about black people.DBecause it is widely used as a tool for

50、moral judgments in society.解析：选 B细节理解题。根据第三段中的“Some critics have called it animpossible achievement .。 voice of a curious little girl 。可知，一些评论家认为,这部小说是令人不可思议的佳作-它是由受过良好教育的成年人执笔的一本儿童读物 ,这正是这部小说魅力无穷、吸引众多年轻人阅读的原因。这部小说以充满好奇心的小女孩那轻快、玩味般的口吻道出了饱读诗书的成年人在面对着现实种种艰辛时产生的点滴感悟；再结合第四段中的“one of the first books that