2019年浙江高三上学期高考模拟英语试卷（著名重点中学联考（八））-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（著名重点中学联考 （A）学生用卷一、阅读理解（共10小题，每小题2.5分，共25分）1、【来源】2019年浙江高三上学期高考模拟（A篇）第2123题7.5分Alina Amir spent four years teaching English and History at one of Malaysias lowest-performing schools. There, she found that students did not realize what they were learning is closely connected with

2、their lives, and longed for them to be independent learners who are hungry to equip themselves with knowledge.In her second year of teaching, she started Blok A, a peer （同龄人）tutoring program that ran 3 nights a week to create a sense of responsibility for ones learning. She expected 15 children to a

3、ttend. By Blok As third day, she found herself with 120 children, along with secondary school teaching assistants who helped out willingly.Alina shared one of the things that changed her way of teaching. Once the bell indicating the end of the class rang, I drove to a boys house. It was my first hom

4、e visit, and I felt bad-I was supposed to help my students get better, not throw them out of my class. 1 knocked on the door and a tired-looking lady cany ing a baby opened it. When I introduced myself as her sons teacher, she seemed worried. I told her how her son was behaving in school and what ha

5、ppened that day, and I apologized for what I had done. She merely looked at me and said. Do whatever you have to do.Alina said, After that I started to work harder at understanding why my kids behaved badly in their study. I opened up and decided to truly embrace （欣然接受）living within the community my

6、 kids grew up in.People dont realize that improving education is actually annoyingly slow work, bitterly controversial and very expensive, said Alina. However, watching the childrens growth is what gives Alina and her team satisfaction. Most of us arc still energetic, doing what wc do, because of th

7、e kids, she said. Their increasing confidence and ability to think independently are our reward.What do wc know about Blok A?A. It is an unexpected success.B. It attracts wide public attention.C. It is founded by Alina and her colleagues.D. It aims to improve students* test scores.（1） Which words ca

8、n best describe Alina?A. Hard-working and sympathetic.2、【答案】(1)B;D;A;(4)B;3、【答案】(1)D;C;D;4、【答案】D;F;E;C;A;5、【答案】A;D;C;B;D;C;B;A;A;D;D;B;B;C;A;D;A;C;C;B;6、 【答案】rarely;biggcr;appcarancc;is;bclonging;from;what;wcrc caught;but;protcctcd;7、【答案】Dear Sir/Madam,I am Li Hua, a high school student from China.

9、Knowing that some volunteers are needed fbr your Mandarin winter camp. Im so excited and writing to recommend myself.Firstly, coming from China gives me an advantage over other applicants. Secondly, Im outgoing and have positive team spirit, which will help me work better with other staff members. W

10、hats more. Im patient and helpful, and able to get along well with children. Most importantly, now I am in Toronto, thus making it convenient for me to be devoted (o voluntary work. I also expect to experience different cultures and learn more about the local life.Id appreciate it if you could give

11、me a chance. Looking forward to your early reply.Yours,Li hua8、【答案】One possible version:Paragraph 1:One day, the boy and the girl were both invited to appear on a television interview program. Ihcy shared their story with (he live audience. When the host asked about (heir expectations of the TAL#NBS

12、Pfuture, they gave opposite answers. The boy told the host about his uncertain future at being left on his own, whereas the girl was full of enthusiasm for her life. They both were asked to write something on a piece of p叩er with their TAL#NBSPtoes. The boy wrote My younger brothers TAL#NBSParms are

13、 my arms, while the girl wrote Broken TAL#NBSPwjngs, flying heart.Paragraph 2:TAL#NBSPThey had bolh been through ihe same painful experience, bu【iheir difTerenl altiludes dctcnnincdhe nature of ihcirlivcs. It is true that life is unpredictable and disasters can strike at any time. How we handle TA L

14、#NBS Pm is fortune when confronted with it, reilectsour TAL#NBSPattitudes to suffering, which can result in completely different lives. If we choose only to complain and escape from the misery, it will always follow us wherever we go. But if we decide to be strong and TAL#NBSPindependen(, (he hardsh

15、ip will turn out to be the smiling Fortune on which new hopes will arise.B. Courageous and positive.C. Easy-going and independent.D. Responsible and devoted.(3) What is the best title for this passage?A. Blok A-A Peer Tutoring ProgramAlina Amir -A Passion for EducationB. Education Improvement-A Diff

16、icult TaskHome Visits-A Way of Changing Teaching2、【来源】2019年浙江高三上学期高考模拟(B篇)第2427题10分What is technology doing to language? Many assume the answer is simple: ruining it. Kids can no longer write except in text-speak. Grammar is going to the dogs. The ability to compose thoughts longer than a post is di

17、sappearing. Language experts (end to resist it, noting that there is little proof that speech is really TAI,#NBSPdegenerating, nor is formal writing falling apart. A study by Cambridge Assessment found almost no evidence for text-speak in students writing.Fortunately, the story of language and the I

18、nternet has attracted more serious analysts, too. Now Gretchen McCulloch, a journalist of the generation (hat grew up with the Internet joins them with a new book, Because Internet0 , which focuses on what can be learned about language from the Internet. Biologists grow bacteria in a Petri dish part

19、ly because they are born and reproduce so quickly that studies over many generations can be done in a reasonably short period. Studying language online is a bit like that： trends appear and disappear, platforms rise and fall, and these let linguists (语言学家)obsene changes that would otherwise take too

20、 much time.For example, why do languages change? A thousand years ago, early English and Icelandic were closely related. English has since developed hugely, and Icelandic far less. Linguists have studied the relative effects of strong and weak ties (friends, family) in such patterns, concluding that

21、 small communities would host more stable languages. The Internet combines strong and weak ties-and sure enough, drives more language change.In the end, Ms. McCullochs book is about the birth of a new medium rather than a new language. Mass reading has now been joined by mass writing: frequent, erro

22、r-filled and quick-fading. Little surprise that Internet users have created tools to give their writing the gesture, playfulness and even meaninglessness of chat. Mistaking it fbr the downfall of real writing is a category error. Anything that helps people enjoy each others company can only be a goo

23、d thing.(1) What docs the underlined word degenerating in Paragraph 1 refer to?A. Strengthening.B. Worsening.C. Changing.D. Refreshing.(2) Why are bacteria in a Petri dish mentioned in Paragraph 2?A. To explain bacteria have a short 1ifetime.B. To stress the difficulty of researching language online

24、.C. To reveal the relation between language and the Internet.D. To show online kinguage can be studied in limited time.(3) What contributes to (he fast development of English?A. A large English-speaking population.B. The lasting effect of mass media.C. A stable language-using community.D. The wide a

25、pplication of the Internet.(4) Whats the authors attitude to online language?A. Ambiguous.B. Positive.C. Objective.D. Cautious.3、【来源】2019年浙江高三上学期高考模拟(C篇)第2830题7.5分Americans like to work hard while Europeans prefer a more relaxing life. Thal is (he widely held idea of the continental divide in busine

26、ss culture. Americans average 34 hours a week, six more than the French and eight more than the Germans.What explains the gap? Some point to cultural factors or American lower taxes. A more sound reason is policy. There is no legal requirement to offer paid holiday in America, while France manages a

27、 minimum of 25 days, and Germany, 24, France also limits the working week to 35 hours. In America, by contrast, champions of workers rights have recently focused on raising the minimum wage because American ages range from $ 20 an hour to $ 62.These higher wages do seem to have had a motivating effe

28、ct. People with the lowest ages work 8-9 fewer hours a week than the high-paid. But dont shed (流)too many tears for the wealthy. They may work more hours, but they often put in more hours al the weekend or at night. It is cleaners and food delivery people who work when it is dark, not bankers.So wha

29、t is going on? Maynard, an economist, dreamed that his grandchildren would work only 15 hours a week. But 35-40 hours is close to the most efficient working period. Any more and workers become too stressed; any fewer and companies lose too much production. It is also a sign that Maynard was wrong to

30、 think that society would place a high value on extra leisure.In the developed world most workers have more than enough to feed themselves and their families. But they want posilionaK goodshomes in a nice par! of town, holidays in resorts (旅游胜地)and possessions that demonstrate their social status. P

31、rices of these goods will be pushed higher.So whatever labour-saving tools high-tech companies dream up, future generations will still have to put in a long shift.(1) What does the underlined phrase the gap in Paragraph 2 mean?A. Different minimum wages between America and Europe.B. Different work a

32、ttitudes between Americans and Europeans.C. Different holiday pay policies between America and Europe.D. Different working lengths between Americans and Europeans.(2) What message does (he author convey in Paragraph 3?A. Higher-paid people tend to work longer hours.B. Cleaners want to work when it i

33、s dark.C. Salary determined weekly working hours.D. The wealthy deserve high pay due to overtime.(3) What pushes workers in the developed world to work harder?A. The increase in prices of goods.B. The need to live a relaxing life.C. The stress of meeting families, need.D. The desire for high social

34、status.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第3135题10分Music makes you more creative. People come up with more creative solutions when they listen to happy music than when they sit in silence, according to researchers. 1 Another reason may be that it relaxes you enough for the creative juiced t

35、o flow. But dont play music too loudly.Music can help during surgery. 2 After surgery, it helps reduce pain. An analysis of 73 studies confirmed that listening to music before, during or after surgery reduced anxiety and pain levels, which in turn means less pain medication.Music makes you get rid o

36、f the idea of quitting a workout. Studies have found that when youre running, biking or walking, youll go farther with music on. 3 The effect is so obviously great that the author of a review examining the psychological effects of music on exercise called music a type of legal performance-improvemen

37、t drug.Music aids sleep. Listening to music before bed can help you fall asleep faster and wake up less often during the night. 4 In one study, seniors with sleep problems who listened to 45 minutes of soft slow music before bed reported a 35 percent improvement in their sleep.5 Scientists have show

38、n repeatedly that people judge a period of waiting shorter when music is playing. Business men use that to their advantage, playing music so you stay longer and spend more. For instance, more drinks and lood are sold in bars and restaurants when music(especially slow music) is played. And grocery sa

39、les increase by 38 percent when the background music is slow.A. Music gets you to ignore the passing of time.B. Music was used to cure patients centuries ago.C. In this case, you* 11 feel more relaxed in the morning.D. It may be because music improved your brain5 s flexibility.E. Music relieve your

40、discomfort and motivate you to stay on.F. Listening to music before surgery has been shown to ease anxiety.G. You can improve accuracy and efficiency when listening to music.三、完形填空（共20小题，每小题1.5分，共30分）5、【来源】2019年浙江高三上学期高考模拟第3655题30分Sophia waits fbr a distribution of free food in a neighborhood near T

41、oronto Pearson International Airport. Shes 1 milk, eggs, fruits and vegetables. Sophia doesnt want Khanna or the other two volunteers to 2 40 kilograms of food from the parking area to her apartment. Khanna, co-fbunder of the Sai Dhain Food Bank, tried to 3 Sophia to wait upstairs in her home, but h

42、e knows he neednt 4 . As a former nurse, she doesnt even rely on her own children because shes 5 . For the past five years, with the help of Sai Dham shes 6 . Khanna runs a team of a few dozen volunteers who make 7 to 265 seniors and people living with disabilities in the Greater Toronto Area who co

43、uldnt_ 8 go to food banks.Sai Dham was 9 in 2012, after Khanrna and Mukheijee read an article about the proportion （比例）of the 10 in southern Ontario where they settled. * Wc never H a food bank; wc just wanted to 1 2 a service fbr people, said Mukheijee.In the beginning, they bought 13 with their ow

44、n money and found people in need by word of mouth. But over the past seven years, 14 growing food donations and volunteer work, they have become a necessary 1 5 in the area. Theyve distributed over 450, 000 kilograms of food, and their services have 16 to including a breakfast program for 300 studen

45、ts daily, as well as offering food to local food banks during times of 7 .Sai Dhams work is attracting 8 more and more people come to know about it. But its a 19 battle, given that it still needs trucks, an office and more assistance. Though it receive 20 donations from local supermarkets, bigger sp

46、onsorships have yet to appear.A. expectingB. purchasingC. sharingD. sellingA. promoteB. removeC. gatherD. transportA. requestB. inspireC. convinceD. inviteA. prepareB. argueC. worryD. shoutA. rcsponsibleB. gcncrousC. faithfulD. independentA. grownfk changedC. survivedl）. recoveredA. contributionsB.

47、del iveriesC. meal si), donationsA. easilyB. positivelyC. especiallyD. slightlyA. establishedB. introducedC. developedD. sponsoredA. newbornB. joblessC. criminalD. poorA. called forB. took upC. joined inD. thought aboutA. recommendB. provideC. advertiseD. i mproveA. materialB. suppliesC. productsD.

48、equipmentA. as forB. apart fromC. thanks toD. along withA. supportB. symbolC. customD. representationA. roformcdB. switchcdC. connectedD. expandedA. crisisB. relaxationC. peaceD. successA. membershipB. investmentC. attentionl). commentA. temporaryB. losingC. hotl). significantA. incredibleB. modestC. particularD. average四、根据提示填空(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第5665题15分There may be a new species of fox-like cat. Wildlife rangers (护林员)from Frances National Hunting and Wildlife Agency located 16 of the 1 ( rare) seen golden striped (有条纹)creatures in mountainous areas of a french is