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1、2020年浙江杭州萧山区萧山区第五高级中学高三下学期高考模拟英语试卷(七彩阳光联盟联考)学生用卷一、阅读理解(本大题共10小题，每小题2.5分，共25分)1、【来源】2020年浙江杭州萧山区萧山区第五高级中学高三下学期高考模拟(A篇)第2123 题7.5分20192020学年5月浙江杭州萧山区萧山区第五高级中学高三下学期月考(A篇)第21-23题7.5 分Youre at dinner with your friends on Sunday and the waiter comes up to you and says, Is this going to be on one check or-

2、Separate! you all said, barely taking a breath to pause from your conversation.And why would you? Its pretty usual to pay for your own meal, or to go Dutch.But it wasnt always the custom to split the check when going out with friends. In fact, in early English society, it was seen as selfish to invi

3、te someone out to eat and not pay for their meal.The origins of the phrase going Dutch are a little complicated, but Steven Pincus, a historian from the University of Chicago who focuses on early modern Europe, helped us track the complex history of this idiom.We have to take it back all the way to

4、the 1600s. During the Anglo-Dutch Wars, there were multiple conflicts between the English and the Dutch over trade and naval power. That led to a rise in idioms from the English regarding their enemy, the Dutch: phrases like Dutch courage, the false courage brought on by alcohol; or Dutch reckoning,

5、 H which is a ridiculously high bill on which youve likely been cheated. This was because the English saw the Dutch not only as a trading enemy, but also as a people with questionable morals. The English claimed that the Dutch had been completely corrupted by their commitment to capitalism. (Funny h

6、ow tides change, isnt it?)Of course, as time changes, so docs our sense of self. After all, who wants to pay for their friends meals all (he time? Maybe sometimes its all right to do like the Dutch do.(1) What did people once do in English hisiory if (hey dined out with friends?A. They spli t the ch

7、eck.B. The inviter paid for the meal.C. They paid for their meals in turn.D. One of the guests paid for the meal.(2) What does (he author say about the idioms containing the word Dutch?Theyll be a wonderful anniversary gift, 0 1 said, and I wondered how many years he and his wife had been married. I

8、 thought of all the years Betsy and I had shared. When your wife wears them, theyll remind her of your love.Thats precisely what I want them to do, he said, smiling.TAL#NBSPJoy asked, What anniversary will this be? The old mans eyes sparkled as he answered, Youll never guess. Joy then said, Well, di

9、amonds arc traditionally given for the sixtieth anniversary.0Youre wrong, he said. Its our first anniversary! Joy looked as suiprised as I felt, as the man said, I still cant believe my goodfortune the second time around, finding someone as wonderful as my wife Helen.Congratulations, Joy said.Your w

10、ife is kicky to have such a generous husband. The first anniversary is supposed to he a paper gift.Do you think I should-or even could-ask Helen to wait 59 years for her diamonds?Joys eyes opened wide, Oh, I didnt mean”1 .所续写短文的词数应为150左右；2 .应使用5个以上短文中标有下划线的关键词语,3 .续写部分分为两段，每段的开头语已为；4 .续写完成后，请用下划线标出你

11、所使用的关键词语。Paragraph 1:The old man said to Joy, hope you young people will remember to live each day with meaning.Paragraph 2:While she wrapped them, I took a deep breath and asked Joy, Do you have dinner plans?I、【答案】(1)B;D;C;2、【答案】(1)A;D;C;3、【答案】(1)B;D;A;(4)B;4、【答案】B;G;D;F;A;5、【答案】B;C;D;A;B;C;D;A;A;C

12、;A;C;D;A;A;B;D;C;B;A;6、【答案】 arc;morc;will hclp;who;cxactly;a;to scc;and;mcmbcrs;by;7、【答案】NoticeThe Sunflower Art Society is a friendly organization which welcomes students of all levels of art experience. It aims to promote students interest in art and give them professional help in painting, design

13、ing, photography, etc.Joining the Sunflower Art Society will give you experience working as an artist, opportunities to meet famous artists, and a chance to have your work shown in the school gallery.What are you wailing for? Click on the link below and sign up!8、【答案】 The old man said to Joy, I hope

14、 you young people will remember to live each day with meaning. And he continued, Please dont ever put anything off until later. We watched him walk proudly out of the store. Then Joy turned to me, Now, how can I help you? I explained the situation and the occasion and (old her that I also wanted a s

15、imilar pair of diamond earrings for my daughter because I knew that Betsy would have loved them too. I dont have another pair like that. How about some pearl earrings instead? To my puzzled look she said, Pearls bring people good fortune/ and she held out a beautiful pair of earrings set with glitte

16、ring pearls.While she wrapped them, I took a deep breath and asked Joy, Do you have dinner plans? I explained that Id like to wait a bit before I went back to the hospital-gave Grace and her husband some time alone with the baby. Would you be interested in joining me in a bite to cat? I asked. Id lo

17、ve to, she replied, her eyes sparkling like diamonds. And. this was the beginning of the end to my months of heartbreak following Betsys death.A. They show respect to the Dutch.B. They do harm to English language.C. They are associated with money.D. They mean something dishonorable.(3) The purpose o

18、f the text is to explain .A. the English table mannersthe England and Dutch relationshipB. the origin of some English phrasesthe change in English history2、【来源】2020年浙江杭州萧山区萧山区第五高级中学高三下学期高考模拟(B篇)第2426 题7.5分20192020学年5月浙江杭州萧山区萧山区第五高级中学高三下学期月考(B篇)第2426题7.5 分Has your adult child ever accused you of bein

19、g too critical? Not supportive enough? What about disturbing, or needy?One way to handle complaints like this is to assume that your child is overly sensitive. There is such a thing as high sensitivity, which can worsen any problems between parents and adult children.But imagine approaching your chi

20、lds reactions as if it were a mirror. Instead of it being about your childs opinion of you, what if that feedback could tell you something about your own relationship with yourself?It makes sense. Your way of being in the world is at its most basic, its most raw, when you interact with your own chil

21、dren, because often, it feels like youre talking to an extension of yourself.On the upside, a self-confident, ambitious mom will encourage her adult child to start the shoot-for- the-stars business hes been talking about. Since she isnt afraid of failure herself, her child can count on her support i

22、f he wants to try something that clearly might not work out.When the child says, Thank you for supporting me in trying (his new thing, hes also holding up a mirror that says, Youre not afraid (o try new things.But the mirror reflects everything. We dont just have strengths. Were also troubled by dou

23、bts, fears, and limitations.A mom who silently but constantly puts herself down will hardly notice that encouragement and appreciation are lacking in her conversations with her child. She doesnt speak that language; criticism is her native tongue.Like a speaker of English who doesnt have to stop and

24、 wonder which form of a verb to use with a plural subject, the language of criticism rolls off her tongue without her having lo think about il. When the child says, Youre so critical, shes also holding up a mirror that says, Youre self-critical.nThe author suggests that from the childs reactions a m

25、other can .A. know herself betterunderstand the childB. improve her public imagepromote the family unity(1) What can we infer from the last paragraph?A. English speakers are bad examples of critical parents.B. A parent should use good grammar in communication.C. English speakers are sensitive to the

26、 language of criticism.D. A parent could use critical language without even noticing it.(2) Wc can conclude that a mother is good with emotions if her daughter says to her HItYou re so honest.A. I need more privacy.B. Thank you for letting me cry.C. I can* t be there for you 24/7.3、【来源】2020年浙江杭州萧山区萧

27、山区第五高级中学高三下学期高考模拟(C篇)第2730 题10分20192020学年5月浙江杭州萧山区萧山区笫五高级中学高三下学期月考(C篇)第2730题10 分A British father, digital product manager Nick Herbert, has invented an app, ReplyASAP, because his 13-year-old son wasnt responding to his calls or texts.The app takes over a smartphone screen, locking the phone from fu

28、rther use and sounds an alarm that only stops when (he receiver replies by text. It sounds like an invasion of privacy (侵犯隐私)and the latest attempt by distrustful parents to track and control their children. But this is fair enoughit serves these youngsters right for not replying.Mobile phones are u

29、sually bought by parents primarily fbr safety reasons, bm teenagers have other important things . Sometimes, its perhaps an entirely reasonable lack of interest in anything that boring adults have to say.However, mobiles have also long been employed by teens in the ongoing war against parental contr

30、ol in their otherwise vivid social lives. Thus, texts and calls arc ignored, with the teen pretending to have missed them or just simply ignoring them. At which point parents must stroke their chins and consider apps such as ReplyASAP.It should be pointed out that Herberts son wasnt doing anything w

31、rong-he was merely distracted by video games. Most teenagers wouldnt be doing anything wrong, but thats not the point. While there are wider concerns about things such as ReplyASAP being used by adults to control and abuse partners, makers cant really be held responsible for their apps being misused

32、. And where kids are concerned, its all about parental access and information. Parents not only have a right, they also need to know that their children are safe. Its this need, not the right, that I believe morally outweighs the childs privacy. Anyone who doesnl agree with me perhaps needs to exper

33、ience the horror of not being able to locate their child in the small hours, long after they were supposed to be home.(1) Nick Herbert invented the new phone app because .A. his son refused to talk to himhe couldn* t reach his son by phoneB. his son was addicted to video gameshe wanted to monitor hi

34、s son* s phone use(2) Teens sometimes ignore calls and texts from parents because they .A. have little interest in their parents， social lifefind parents* concern over their safety ridiculousB. believe they are not doing anything wrongare busy taking care of other things(3) ReplyASAP could be put to

35、 wrong use by .A. controlling adultsits makerB. naughty teenschild abusers(4) Why docs the author support apps such as RcpIyASAP?A. Because parents have the right to access their kids phone.B. Because parents need to know if their kids arc safe.C. Because kids tend to stay out in the small hours.D.

36、Because kids are supposed to obey orders.二、七选五（本大题共5小题，每小题2分，共10分）4、【来源】2020年浙江杭州萧山区萧山区第五高级中学而三下学期高考模拟（七彩阳光联盟联 考）第3135题10分20192（）20学年5月浙江杭州萧山区萧山区第五高级中学高三下学期月考（七彩阳光新高 考研究联盟）第3135题10分A Cooks DilemmaWhat to cook when you have guests? I always feel like Im walking on eggshells when i have to prepare a d

37、inner party for new friends or people I dont know well.I Others cant stand a particular vegetable. And even puddings have their critics. Attitudes towards food can be formed during childhood and have an effect on the rest of their lives.President George Bush senior, for example, banned broccoli aboa

38、rd the presidential plane. Air Force One. I do not like broccoli! the President said in 1990. And I havent liked it since I was a little kid and my mother made me eat it. And Im President of the United States, and Im not going to eat any more broccoli! “ 2Dr. Emma Uprichard from the Oxford Universit

39、y published a study on foodhates. 3 They dont like milk puddings-semolina and rice pudding-often associated with school dinners of the 50s and 60s.But itrs not only bad memories that make us tum our noses up at certain foods. There are biological reasons too. Scientists researching human bodies say

40、there are various groups of tasters. 4 I always keep my fingers crossed that none of my dinner party guests are in this group.The British dont eat horse meat. Brazilians like a black bean stew withpork which, in the experience of a Brazilian cooking for friends here in London, isnt popular with Kurd

41、ish people.Sometimes I think the life of a host would be easier if we could just serve everybody a simple omelet, seasoned with love and friendship.A. And food is about cultural diversity too.B. Some eaters are picky and donI like cheese.C. It can be hard to decide which foods to prepare at a party.

42、D. It showed common categories in the foods British people reject.E. We should approach food as a source of much more than nutrition.F. The one they call “super tasters are more likely to hate bitter foods.G. It left a bitter taste in the mouth of the American farmers who produced the vegetable.三、完形

43、填空（本大题共20小题，每小题L5分，共30分）5、【来源】2020年浙江杭州萧山区萧山区第五高级中学高三下学期高考模拟（七彩阳光联盟联 考）第3655题30分20192020学年5月浙江杭州萧山区萧山区第五高级中学高三下学期月考（七彩阳光新高 考研究联盟）第3655题30分In 1914, World War I broke out. After hearing about all the men being I to fight in bloody battles, Edith decided she must help. So she went to Brussels in Belgiu

44、m, where her hospital had been 2 to a Red Cross hospital to care for war 3 .There, she encouraged the nurses （o treat 4 soldiers that came through their doors, 5 which side they were fighting on.In August 1914. German forces 6 into Belgium and took control of the country. It was at this time that Ed

45、ith made a decision that would change her fate-she decided to help British, Belgian and French soldiers 7 to Holland, a neutral （中立的） country where they would be 8 .Working closely with a 9 network of people, she sheltered Allied (同盟 国的)soldiers in her hospital 10 they were well, and then sent them

46、out through a (n) 1J passage. She also helpedto 12 them with a bit of money and secret 3 for their escape.14 time, the German police began to suspect Edith, and her colleagues urged her to run away to save herself. Edith refused, and 15 staying and helping Allied soldiers leave Belgium.But in August

47、 1915. 16 struck when a Belgian spy discovered the secret passage 17 the hospital and reported it to the authorities. Edith was arrested and kept in prison. Many people felt she should be treated with 18 , given that she had done so much work to help and look after both Allied and German soldiers.19

48、 , their cries went unheard, and following a short 20 , Edith was found guilty and shot by a German firing group in Brussels.A. pulled upB. sent offC. settled downD. pushed outA. transportedB. turnedC. changedD. exposedA. prisonorsB. citizonsC. fightersD. victimsA. anyB. onlyC. mo st I), sameA. in spite ofB. regard!ess ofC. for fear ofl). according toA. squeezedB. burstC. advanced!), pioneeredA. moveB. expandC. immigratel). escapeA. safeB. braveC. healthyD. strongA. secretB.