2019年浙江高三上学期高考模拟英语试卷（预测冲刺卷（二））-学生用卷.docx

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1、2019年浙江高三上学期高考模拟英语试卷（预测冲刺卷（二）学生用卷一、阅读理解（共10小题，每小题2分，共20分）1、【来源】2019年浙江高三上学期高考模拟（A篇）第2123题6分My family lived in Triumph, Idaho, an old mining town with a population of 33. All of the kids at my age were boys. They looked after me, but they also gave me a hard time. I was a tomboy （假小子）by necessity.I w

2、as born at home. My mom had my brother, Baba, efficiently two years earlier in the hospital, so she assumed if No.l arrived just fine, the same would be true of No. 2. Dad had then been a soldier serving at sea and figured wed save some money. The doctor overseeing my arrival was a family friend.At

3、first, my parents didnt have a name for me. My banc on my birth certificate still reads Baby Girl. And thats what they called me until I was almost 4. When they planned our first train trip to Mexico for vacation, we needed passports, which made it easier. My father liked the sound of Picabo, an old

4、 native American settlement an hour south. My mother and father agreed on Picabo.As a child, I was afraid of the dark, but it was manageable. Another fear was Rhode Island Red, our rooster. Each time Id go out to the hen house to gel eggs, hed come after me. I began carrying a pilch fork （长柄杈子）to ke

5、ep him away. However, hes always following me, later wc became good friends. I also liked playing peekaboo （躲猫猫）with him.Our house was one of the ibur that stood next to each other on an upper street in town. It was a one- storey white cottage with no basement and no foundation. There was just a tin

6、 roof, but we had to dig our own root cellar.What a wonderful childhood! There was no sorrow or pain in my childhood and it was full of love, happiness and dreams.（1） Why do boys in the town take care of （he author?A. Because shes the only girl in town at her age.B. Because she* s the daughter of a

7、miner.C. Because her father was a doctors friend.D. Because her parents neither lived in the town.（2） Why did her parents decide to name the author?A. To gain a birth certificate quickly.B. To travel abroad conveniently. very grateful if you can work out a schedule and tell me about our accommodatio

8、n, meals and costs. If you have any information, please e-mail me or call me at 0571-*.Looking forward to your reply.Yours,Li Hua8、【答案】A recent survey reveals that negative emotions contribute most to sleep troubles in China, in the meantime, people in big cities have more sleeping problems than tho

9、se in smaller cities. Whats more, the freelancers and salespeople have the longest sleep on working days, while the journalists sleep the shortest of all 18 major professions covered in the survey. Many factors lead to peoples sleep disorders, which are bad for peoples health.C. To settle down south

10、 swiftly.I）. To make an agreement easily.（3） What can we know about Rhode Island Red mentioned in Paragraph 4?A. He was a thief following the author.B. He led a stranger to play a game in an island.C. He was a cock becoming good friends with the author.D. He introduced a porter carrying a stick to a

11、n island.2、【来源】2019年浙江高三上学期高考模拟（预测冲刺卷（二）（B篇）第2427题8分Some people are great at remembering faces. Once they meet you, they never forget how you look. They might say things like, I never forget a face. or Im really good with faces.For some people, remembering a face can be difficult. You may have to me

12、et them several times before they can recognize you. For others, remembering a face is simply impossible. Such people have a condition of the brain called face blindness Its actual name is developmental prosopagnosia, or DP for short.Experts say DP can differ greatly from patient to patient. In less

13、 severe cases, people arc unable to describe （he face of someone they have just met. In severe cases, people cannot even recognize their own children in a group photograph. Many people who have DP show no clear signs.Face blindness was once thought to be very rare. But recent studies have shown that

14、 it might be more common than experts had thought. Bradley Duchaine, a professor of psychological and brain sciences at Dartmouth College, says that the research showed neutral abnormalities in many people with DP are more widespread than previous studies have suggested. The researchers studied how

15、people recognize and process faces. They compared 22 patients with DP to 25 other people. The researchers showed all the subjects videos of faces, bodies, physical objects and other images. Then they used functional magnetic resonance imaging, or fMRI （功能性磁共振成像）,to measure activity in each persons b

16、rain. An fMRI can identify chemical and other changes resulting from blood flow. They found that people with DP may not have been able to remember faces, but （hey could recognize objects, scents and bodies.Duchaine says this study on face blindness will not directly lead to any treatments. Faces are

17、 processed differently in the brain. However, he said it could lead to a deeper understanding of how wc all remember the world around us. We hope that by really developing and understanding face processing itself-that will provide us with a model fbr understanding how other parts of the brain work.（

18、1） Which of the following shows the sign of DP?A. He looks like my brother.B. I fear I cannot remember your name.C. Sorry, I made a wrong person. You look so like John.D. We cannot rule out the possibility of mistaken identity.（2） What cannot the people sutfering from DP do?A. Recall anyones face.B.

19、 Forget how they look.C. Understand others, words.D. Remember things they have just done.（3） What is the researchers finding about DP?A. Face blindness can be cured in the future.B. DP is extremely widespread around the world.C. fMRI is an effective way to examine the disease.D. DP patients can reme

20、mber the objects and bodies better than faces.（4） Whals the text mainly about?A. A research about the face blindness.B. DP patients* difficulty in remembering a face.C. The reason why some people suffer from the DP.D. A study of DP that can help us understcind how the brain works.3、【来源】2019年浙江高三上学期高

21、考模拟（预测冲刺卷（二）（C篇）第2830题6分Once upon a time, toys didnt whirr （作呼呼声）or flash.They didnt connect to the cioud or unlock special content. They never needed new batteries. They just, well, sat there. They sat there doing nothing-* until a child came along and unlocked the fun waiting in an ordinary marble

22、 or wooden building block.But will future children want to play with such old-fashioned toys? Many experts hope so. The American Specialty Toy Retailing Association is a non-profit that provides kids with toys that focus on what the child can do, rather than what the toy can do. Some toys help kids

23、develop important skills. Too many special featured may distract from those skills, making play more about the toy and less about the child.For example, a child may give a plain toy bear a name and a personality. But if the bear already talks and dances, theres less to imagine.11 It takes away the c

24、hilds contribution. psychologist Dorothy Singer told The Guardian.But none of this means that technology and toys shouldnt mix. Digital toys offer totally new ways to play. Robotic toys may get kids coding or act as companions. And augmented-reality (增强现实技术) toys combine video games with real life.

25、Imaginary things can be combined with reality. Or real things can become part of a digital world. Pokemon Go involves capturing pretend Pokemon monsters by going to real places. And PlayDoh Touch allows kids to scan creatures theyve made out of PlayDoh and play with Ihem in a mobile game.Stuart Brow

26、n is the founder of the National Institute for Play in California. He says its possible to experience authentic play through technology, as long as the game or toy is properly designed.Perhaps digital or virtual toys are most relevant today. Or maybe there will always be a place for old- school wood

27、en blocks. What do you think?(1) In Paragraph 3, wha( does the writer mainly mean to do?A. Explain how old-fashioned toys work in those old days.B. Tel 1 us the featured of the digital toys in the modern times.C. Prove toys with too many special featured may limit children5 s kills.D. Show why child

28、ren prefer the old-fashioned toys to the digital ones.(2) Which is the feature of the digital toys?A. They may help children with their homework.B. They can turn real things into part of a digital world.C. They can watch over children when parents are busy.1) . They can exercise childrens imaginatio

29、n in a way.(3) What is the best title of this passage?A. Are non-digital toys dying out?B. Should the digital toys be forbidden?C. Where do the digital toys lead children?D. Why should we choose the non-digital toys?二、七选五（共5小题，每小题2分，共10分）4、【来源】2019年浙江高三上学期高考模拟（预测冲刺卷（二）第3135题10分The average worldwide

30、commute （通勤）is around 40 minutes. But UK workers are travelling 54 minutes and Londoners commute approximately 80 minutes by car and over two hours by train every day, according to the UK Department of Transport. 1 , what can these commuters teach us about how best to behave during all that time spe

31、nt in cars, trains, and buses?First of all, travel manners are important. A recent BBC article asked its readers to describe which of their fellow commuters actions formed bad manners. Top answers included talking too loudly, eating smelly food and putting feet up on the seats. 2 .3 . Opinions varie

32、d on whether this was impolite or inconsiderate. One reader said he was so upset about this conduct, he had to change carriages. However, the idea that make-up should be applied in private is an outdated concept, says professional make-up artist nip Chap man.But a long commute isnt just about negati

33、ve experiences. 4 . 37-year-old Ben gallop, who man ages international legal relations at the Royal Courts of Justice, used his daily three- hour trip to write and self-publish two novels. Alternatively, 24-year-old Amy Dickett uses her 90-minute trip to photograph fellow commuters for her Commute B

34、log. She takes a picture and asks them to tell her something suiprising about themselves. Usually they are surprised but glad to have some entertainment on an otherwise boring journey, she told the BBC.5 , take a leaf from the UK commuters book. Dont annoy your fellow passengers and rather than star

35、ing into space. Use your time creatively.A. A more controversial activity is doing make-upSo no matter where or how long your journey isB. When we consider how long they spend on the roadIf wc take all that travelling experience into considerationC. Many people have done their research and writing o

36、n the trainMany CK commuters turned to creative activities on transportG. Their reactions on these included feeling confused and disgusted三、完形填空（共20小题，每小题L5分，共30分）5、【来源】2019年浙江高三上学期高考模拟（预测冲刺卷（二）第3655题30分It was 28 years ago. 1 was a young dad with two babies under three. My mom and dad had 1 us to th

37、eir home for Thanksgiving dinner. The kitchen table was full and people were 2 with plates in their laps. We sat around each other with 3 so as not to spill our overflowing plates and 4 glasses. Old memories were being shared with laughter and love. A dozen different 5 were going on at once.I sat of

38、f to the side, 6 sipping my sweet tea. I saw my son was still eating while soup 7 his shirt. My mom as 8 the pumpkin pie for dessert with a 9 on her face. My wife and sisters-in-law were talking in one corner while my dad and two brothers were 10 and teasing each other in the living room. As I H it

39、all, suddenly I had a feeling in the center of mychest. It was a curious 2 of peace, contentment, love, and joy. It made me feel full to overflowing in my heart as well as my stomach. I 13 then what I was feeling: a moment of pure 14 on Thanksgiving Day.So many years have gone by since then. Still,

40、that 1 5 lives on in my heart like it was yesterday. It wasnt the food that made it so 6 . It was the coming together as a family in love. My mom and dad have 1 7 on to heaven now and my brothers and I dont 8 see each other, I can still feel their 19 for me. I carry it always in my heart and soul.Th

41、anksgiving isnt just a holiday that we 20 once a year. It is a way of life.A. al lowedlk invi tedC. sentl). persuadedA. talkingB. movingC. eatingl). deliveringA. cautionB. attentionC. satisfactionD. joyA. deepB. lightC. clearD. fullA. gesturedB. discussionsC. conununicationD. conversationsA. happily

42、B. slowlyC. silentlyD. excitedlyA. ran intoB. dropped downC. worn outD. fell offA. solvingB. usingC. watchingD. cuttingA. sadnessB. sympathyC. smi 1 el), hopeA. shoutingB. laughingC. explaining!), debatingA. heardB. understoodC. watchedD. laughedA. mixtureB. variationC. involvementD. interactionA. a

43、ppreciatedB. foundC. realizedD. achievedA. expressions. thankfulnessC. entertainmentD. celebrationA. momentB. periodC. experienceD. invitationA. imaginaryB. dcliciousC. perfectD. specialA. putB. passedC. gotD. tookA. regularlyB. almostC. occasionallyD. hardlyA. warmthB. concernC. careD. loveA. celeb

44、rateB. holdC. happen!), organize四、阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式 (共10小题，每小题L5分，共15分)6、【来源】2019年浙江高三上学期高考模拟(预测冲刺卷(二)第5665题15分For some people, makeup is not just about the lipstick product or eyeliner. It isabout 1 (have) power. Just ask the people who attended Beautycon, a recent 2-day event in New

45、York City. The attendees were able to see and test products from over 100 makeup and beauty care 2(brand) . They also could listen to talks by social mediastars 3 expertise is all things beauty.Millions of people use social media 4(follow) the news about beautycare. These Instagram and YouTube users

46、 are creating new markets in the business to 5 (encouragement) industry insiders to rethink their ideas. 6(many) manufacturers have noted the power of social media thanbefore and recently partnered with social media stars to advertise the companys makeup products.Actually, beauty 7 (be) both inside

47、and out, and how you treat your in sides. Being mentally and 8 (physical) healthy is a part of how you cultivate beauty. 9 is believed that the industriesdealing 10 health, well-being and beauty arc coining together and it will be a big movement moving forward.五、应用文写作（共1小题，共15分）7、【来源】2019年浙江高三上学期高考模

48、拟（预测冲刺卷（二）第66题15分假设你是李华，你校有20名同学将在暑假期间去英国旅游，为期10天，请你给英国负责接待的旅 行社负责人Henry发一封电子邮件，告知有关事宜。要点如下：1 .希望能够派车接送：2 .需要一名说标准英语且非常熟悉英国的导游；3 .请求告知旅行口程及就餐、旅馆、费用等情况；4 .你的联系方式:0571-*o注意：1洞数80左右;5 .可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯.六、概要写作（共1小题，共25分）8、【来源】2019年浙江高三上学期高考模拟（预测冲刺卷（二）第67题25分阅读下面短文，根据其内容写一篇60词左右的内容概要。People living in small cities generally enjoy better sleep than （hose in larger ones in China, and negative emotions are the biggest contributor to sleep disorders, according to a report released ahead of World Sleep Day, which fell on Monday. The report also showed that negative emotions were a major obstacl