2018高考英语试吧大考卷二轮专题闯关导练综合模拟预测卷(六)

综合模拟预测卷(六)第一部分听力(共两节，满分30分)第一节(共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1．Whatisthewoman?A．Acook.B．Awaitress.C．Asaleswoman.2．Whatdoesthemansuggestthewomando?A．Consultaprofessional.B．Makethearrangementsbyherself.C．Changeaplaceforhertrip.3．Howmuchwillthewomangetback?A．$140.B．$110.C．$30.4．Whatwillthewomandointhestore?A．Sitdown.B．Buyapairofshoes.C．Buyanewsuit.5．WhatwilltheweatherbelikeinArizonaintheingweek?A．Rainy.B．Warm.C．Abitcold.第二节(共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分)听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6．Whydidn'tthegirl'sgrandmagotouniversitywhenshewasyoung?A．Shecouldn'taffordcollegeeducation.B．Shewasnotallowedto.C．Shewasn'tinterestedincollege.7．Whatdowelearnaboutthegirl'smother?A．Sheworksasateacher.B．Sheworksinapany.C．Shehasneverhadajob.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8．Wheredoestheconversationmostprobablytakeplace?A．Athome.B．Inthestreet.C．Intheoffice.9．Whatdoweknowabouttheweather?A．ItwillbesnowyinEasternEnglandB．ItwillbefoggyinNorthernEnglandC．ItwillbeclearinSouthwesternEnglandtomorrow听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10．Whatistheman?A．Asalesman.B．Atraveler.C．Ashopkeeper.11．Whatdothespeakersthinkisthemostimportantofproducts?A．Quantity.B．Quality.C．Appearance.12．Howlonghasthemanbeenoffthepany?A．11days.B．10days.C．9days.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13．Whattimeisitnow?A．1p．m.B．8p．m.C．4p．m.14．Whycan'tthespeakersfinishtheproposaltomorrow?A．Theyhavetogototheofficebymidnight.B．Ithastogotothepostofficebymidnight.C．Theyhavetohanditinbymidnight.15．Whatarethespeakersgoingtodoincaseofamistake?A．Readallthecorrections.B．Checkanycorrectionsbymachine.C．Writeinanycorrectionsbyhand.16．What'sthewomangoingtostartwith?A．Thesalesoftheproducts.B．Theamountoftheproducts.C．Thecostsfortheproducts.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17．WhydoafewAmericansgetupsoearlyonaSaturdaymorning?A．Forhunting.B．Foramorningmarket.C．Forayardsale.18．Wholoveusedgoodsaccordingtothepassage?A．Onlypoorpeople.B．AllWesterners.C．Onlycollectors.19．Whichplacecanpeoplefindtherighttreasure?A．Trashbins.B．Giftshops.C．Fleamarkets.20．Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A．Earlybirdscatchtheworm.B．Fromtrashtotreasure.C．Unexpectedrewards.第二部分阅读理解(共两节，满分40分)第一节(共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分)阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中，选出最佳选项。ALastweek，Googleheldaconferencewherethepanyannouncedwhatithadplannedfortheingmonths.Thisyearthepanytalkedaboutbiningmobileandsearchproductswithnewservices，betterknownasapps.GoogleAssistantGoogleAssistantisaservicedesignedtohelpusersgetthingsdone.Usingadvancedtechnology，itcanmunicateasifitwerearealperson.Forexample，someoneisstandinginfrontofasculptureandasksGoogleAssistant，“Whoistheartist？”Theservicewouldknowwherethepersonaskingthequestionisandwhatheorsheistalkingabout，providingthenameofthesculpture'sartistastheanswer.Theservicecanalsosearchauser'sphotographsandvideos.Theusercanaskto“searchmyphotosforhugs.”GoogleAssistantthenprovidesalloftheimagesofindividualshugging.AlloGoogleislaunchinganewmessagingappcalledAllo.Theappusesyourphonenumbersoitiseasytoconnectwithyourfriends.WithinAllo，userscansendtextmessages，photos，stickersandemojiimages.UserscanaddphotosanddrawonphotoswithinAllo.GoogleAssistantisavailablewithinAllo.UserscanaskGoogleAssistantquestionsandgetanswerswithintheAlloapp.Forexample，ausercanask，“Whenismynextappointmenttoday？”andgettheanswerwithoutleavingAllo.DuoDuoisGoogle'snewvideochatapp.DuoissimilartoApple'sFaceTime，butavailableonlyasvideoandonlyonmobiledevices.DuocanadjustthequalityofavideobasedonthestrengthoftheInternetsignal.IftheuserhasaweakInternetconnection，thevideowilladjusttoalowerqualitysothechatcancontinue.AndroidAutoGooglehassignedupover40carmakerstoofferAndroidAuto，theinfotainmentsystemforautomobiles.Over100modelsofcarsofferAndroidAuto.Googleexpectsthisnumbertodoublebytheendoftheyear.21．HowcanusersinteractwithGoogleAssistant?A．Throughshortmessages.B．Bytouchingthescreen.C．Throughconversations.D．Bybodygestures.22．Whichofthefollowingisafunctionof“Allo”？A．Sendinginformation.B．Replacingotherapps.C．Collectingphotographs.D．Adjustingthevideoquality.23．Whatcanusersdowith“Duo”？A．Videochat.B．Askquestions.C．Lookthroughnews.D．Drawonpictures.24．Whichofthefollowinghasbeendesignedforcars?A．GoogleAssistant.B．AndroidAuto.C．Allo.D．Duo.BWhenMarineHayashifirstarrivedatAmericanUniversityin2013，shewasalittleafraid.“IgothomesickandIcriedalmosteverydaywhenIwasinfreshmanyear.Andalso，sinceEnglishismysecondlanguage，Iworkedveryhard.”HayashiisoriginallyfromHokkaidointhenorthofJapan.Afterthreeyearsataninternationalhighschool，shedecidedtoattendauniversityintheU．S..Also，bothofherparentsearnedgraduatedegreesfromuniversitiesintheU．S..ItwasnotlongbeforeHayashistartedenjoyingherlifeasaninternationalstudent.JoiningthreestudentgroupshelpedhermakefriendsfromtheU．S.andothercountries.Hayashiwillgraduatenextyearwithafour­yeardegreeinmunicationStudies.Heruniversityexperienceisdifferentfromthatofmanyyoungpeoplearoundtheworld，though.Hayashi'sparentsarepayingforallofhertuition.ThecostofanundergraduatedegreeprogramasaninternationalstudentatAmericanUniversityis$61Notallinternationalstudentshaveenoughmoneytopayfulltuition.Manyinternationalstudentsarefindingotherwaystopaythehighcost.Somestudentsavoidthecostpletely.Studentsusuallyaskforfinancialaidwhentheyfirstapplytoauniversity.Mostuniversitiesdecidewhichstudentsreceivefinancialaidbasedonstudents'academichistory.ThecostforinternationalstudentsatmostU．S.universitiesishigherthanitisforcitizens.ButtheyearlytuitionatUniversityofWisconsin­RiverFallsforinternationalstudentsis$22,000.ThisisthesametuitionrateforstudentswhoarecitizensfromstatesotherthanWisconsin.Also，internationalstudentsimmediatelyreceive$2,000ayearinfinancialaidoncetheuniversityacceptsthem.Studentswhoperformwellacademicallycanreceiveupto$4,000aftertheirStudyinginacountrythatisnotyourowncountrycanbedifficult.Lifecanbelonelyandthecostmaybehigh.ButHayashisaysthattheexperienceisworthit.25．WhatwasHayashigoingtodoafterthreeyearsatahighschoolintheU．S.?A．GotoanAmericaninternationalhighschool.B．Workhardathersecondlanguage—English.C．ReceivehercollegeeducationintheU．S.D．Helpherparentsearngraduatedegrees.26．Howcaninternationalstudentsgetfinancialaid?A．Byaskingauniversityforfreeeducation.B．Byfindinguniversitieswithscholarships.C．Byapplyingtoauniversityforascholarship.D．Bypresentingawonderfulacademichistory.27．What'sHayashi'sattitudetowardsherstudyintheUnitedA．Positive.B．Optimistic.C．Critical.D．Grateful.CImaginethis.Youarevisitingabeautifulmountainsomewhereinthecountryside.Partofthetriptakesyouupasteepmountaincliff.Atthetop，visitorscanstepoutontoasee­throughwalkway.Thespecialglassfloorhangsabout1,000metersabovesealevel.Soundsexciting，right？Butthen，partofthefloorbreaks.Thereisaloudnoise，andsomeoftheglassappearstobreakup.ThatiswhattouristsexperiencedrecentlyduringavisittoYuntaiMountaininChina'sHenanprovince.Theglassskywalkhadonlybeenopenforafewweeks.TheYuntaiMountainGeologicalParksaidtherewasnoreasonforworryandthatthecrackshadnoimpactonsafety.ButonlinediscussionsaboutthisincidentshowsomepeoplewereofGlassskywalkshavebeepopularinmanyofChina'stouristareas.ButcriticssayChinahasanissuewithpoortechnologyandpoorcrowdcontrol.Peoplejokedonlinethatthesettingupoftheseglasswalkwaysandskywaysarenotclear.Othersaresayingthatthisisnothingtolaughabout.OnementonthesocialmediasiteWeibosaid，“Thisisnojoke.Tourismistakingyourlifeinyourownhands.Nomoreoftheseglasswalkways.Justtooscary.”TheNewYorkTimesreportedthatastoryabouttheglasscrackingappearedonthesocialmediasiteWeibo.Atouristclaimedthatapieceofglassbrokeandpeoplebeganshouting“it'sreallybroken，reallybroken.”Thispersonthensaidpeoplebeganrunningandpushingpeopleinfrontofthem.TheYuntaiMountainofficialssaidthecrackswerenotserious.Theofficialssaidthattomakesurepeoplefeel100percentsafe，theyhavedecidedtoclosethewalkwaytemporarilyuntilrepairsaremade.28．Whatisuniqueaboutthewalkway?A．Itisstrongenoughtowalkon.B．Ithangshighaboutsealevel.C．Itlieshighonthemountain.D．Itismadeofglass.29．WhathappenedtotheglasswalkwaybuiltinYuntaiA．Somepartofitbroke.B．Itbrokeupwithaloudnoise.C．Partofthefloorfelloff.D．Ithurtsometouristsonit.30．HowdidtheYuntaiMountainGeologicalParkthinkofitsA．Dangerous.B．Safe.C．Worrying.D．Interesting.31．Howwilltheparkdealwithitsglasswalkway?A．Rebuildit.B．Removeit.C．Haveitrepaired.D．Leaveitasitis.DAngrymenappeartogaininfluenceinagroup，butangrywomenloseinfluence，accordingtoanewstudy.ResearchersfromArizonaStateUniversity(ASU)publishedtheirfindingsinthejournalLawandHumanBehavior.JessicaSalernoisapsychologistandwasco­authorofthestudy.Thefindingssuggestthat“womenmightnothavethesameopportunityforinfluencewhentheyexpressanger”．Thestudyfoundthatwhenmenexpressedtheiropinionwithanger，participantsratedthemasmorebelievable.Butwhenwomenexpressedanger，theywereviewedasmoreemotionaland，thus，lessconvincing.Inotherwords，amancouldbenefitfromusingangerinpowerandpersuasion.Awoman，however，couldbeignoredorhurtbyhergroupifsheexpressedanger.Thestudywasbasedontheresponsesof210students.Theywereshownevidenceandphotographsonlinefromarealmurdertrial.Amanwassaidtohavemurderedhiswife.Thestudentswereaskedtodecideifthemanwasguiltyornot.Beforemakingtheirdecision，thestudentsdiscussedthecaseonlinewithfivejurors(陪审员)．Butthesewerenotrealjurors：Theywereputersmakingresponsesandmentsbacktothestudents.Someofthefakejurorshadmaleidentities.Othershadfemaleidentities.Somemalejurorswereangryaboutthejudgment.Whenthishappened，thestudentsreactedbydoubtingtheirowndecisionsaboutthecase.Confidenceintheirresponsesonthejudgment“droppedobviously，”saidthestudy.But，whenfemalejurorsseemedangry，thestudentparticipants“becameobviouslymoreconfidentintheiroriginaljudgments，”thestudyfound.Thestudycouldhavewiderimportance.“Ourresultshaveimplications(启示)foranywomanwhoistryingtohaveinfluenceonadecisionintheirworkplaceandeverydaylives，”saidSalerno.Sheaddedthatinapoliticaldebate，afemalecandidatemighthavelessinfluenceifsheshowsanger.32．Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A．PowerfulMenMustBeThoseWhoOftenGetAngryB．Women，beCarefulNottoTurnAngryEasilyC．AngryMenWinInfluenceWhileAngryWomenLoseD．AngryWomenAreNotUnfitforLeadersWhileMenAre33．Theunderlinedword“rated”inParagraph2canbereplacedby“________.”A．forgaveB．ignoredC．regardedD．praised34．Howdidthestudentsreacttothefemalejurors'angerwiththeirjudgments?A．Theymorefirmlystucktotheirjudgments.B．Theybegantodoubtabouttheirjudgments.C．Theygaveuptheirjudgmentswillingly.D．Theyhadtochangetheirjudgments.35．Ifawomanpoliticianwantstohavemoreinfluence，she'dbetter________.A．alwayskeepsmilingB．avoidlosinghertemperC．beeangryD．giveordersfirmly第二节(共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分)根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Asparents，it'simportanttoteachthemtheskillsthathelpdevelopourkidsintofunctionaladults.__36__Getthemintothehabitofdoingdailytasks.Ourkindergartener，Luke，can'tmowthelawnandisn'treadytoopenacheckingaccount.Sowekeephischores(杂务)verysimple：makeyourbed，brushyourteeth，getdressed，andputyourdirtyclothesinthelaundry.__37__ButtheyallowLuketogetintothehabitofdoingdailytasksthathecaneasilydowithoutbeingaskedorhelped.Allowthemtoexercisetheirdecision­makingskillsAstheyoungest，Lukewantssomecontrolandwantstohaveavoicewithinourfamily.Sowhenhepletesacertainnumberofhouseholdtasks，werewardhimbyallowinghimtopickfamilyactivities.__38__ShowthemthatpatienceandhardworkpayoffLukemightbrushhisteetheverydayforaweekallinanattempttogetarewardhereallywants.__39__Andhewillinturnconsistentlyaskformoretaskstodowhenheknowsthereisarewardwaitingforhim.TeachthemthevalueoftimeandmoneyFormyteenagers，AbigailandElliott，wewillhavethemdomoreplextasks.__40__Butwegivethemthemoneytodotheactivities.A．Thesemightnotseemlikedifficultchores.B．Gradually，theywillknowthevalueofwork.C．Heunderstandsthathardworkandpatiencepayoff.D．Andhouseholdtasksareagreatwaytoteachresponsibility.E．It'shardtoimaginethedaywhenourkidswillleavehome.F．Thesetasksmightstopthemdoingthingswiththeirfriends.G．Withtheserewards，Lukecanfeellikeanactivememberofourfamily.36．________37.________38.________39.________40.________第三部分英语知识运用(共两节，满分45分)第一节完形填空(共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分)阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。OnValentine'sDay，Iwasonmywaytothesupermarket.ThenIspottedaweakand__41__manwhohadnotlongleftthe__42__.Hehadawalkingstickandcouldonlywalkafew__43__beforehetiredandheldthe__44__.Iwenttohimandofferedtotakehimhome.Hehadafewotheritemstocollectinthetowncentre，__45__Iwentwithhim.Wewenttothechemist，thenanotherfoodstorewhereheonly__46__twoitems.Totaltimewithhimwasabouthalfanhour.Iamquite__47__thatifhe'dbeengoingitalone，hewouldhavetakenthree__48__ormore.Hegotataxitothefirstshop，thenhe__49__togetataxihomewhenallwas__50__.Ithinkintotalheboughtsix__51__andthenhismedicine.Hewasinhis80'sandwascalledSid.Sidhad“Rose”tattooed(纹身)onhisfingers，hiswife'sname.I__52__thatSidhadthreesons：onediedafewweeksafterhewasbornin1961，onediedafter__53__onthekitchenfloorandbreakinghisheadwhenhewas32，andtheotherdiedwithasudden__54__whenhewas45thoughhehadbeenhealthy.Sidvolunteeredallthis__55__aswewalkedbacktomycarformetodrophimhome.Icannotimaginehis__56__.WhenwearrivedatSid'shome，hegavemeabighugandkissonthecheekand__57__me.I'mgladImetSidtoday.GivingtoSidallowedmetoreceive__58__more，twosidesoftheonecoin.Inolongerfeltaneedto__59__myselftorosesinthesupermarket.Ihad__60__beengiftedperfectly.41．A.elderlyB．braveC．friendlyD．kind42．A.cityB．taxiC．villageD．supermarket43．A.timesB．stepsC．blocksD．miles44．A.flowersB．grassesC．fenceD．board45．A.orB．butC．ifD．so46．A.soldoutB．pickedupC．packedupD．gaveaway47．A.regretfulB．sorryC．proudD．certain48．A.minutesB．daysC．hoursD．moments49．A.intendedB．forgotC．refusedD．managed50．A.foundB．finishedC．ignoredD．missed51．A.foodsB．drinksC．itemsD．services52．A.guessedB．learnedC．forecastD．doubted53．A.cookingB．runningC．sweepingD．falling54．A.angerB．trafficaccidentC．heartproblemD．poverty55．A.informationB．adventureC．lifeD．news56．A.heartbreakB．opinionC．attitudeD．thought57．A.remarkedB．paidC．thankedD．questioned58．A.everB．evenC．yetD．never59．A.blameB．praiseC．helpD．treat60．A.alreadyB．eventuallyC．exactlyD．still第二节(共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)阅读下面材料，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。TheLadyintheAntiqueStallIvisitedanantiquesmarketthisweekend.Afriendof__61__(my)neededtobuyitemsforherhouse.Ioftenenjoylookingatallthosebeautiful“old”__62__(thing)，lovetoimaginewhousedthemandwhattheywereusedfor.Inoticedaveryveryweaklady__63__hadherstall(货摊)nearby.I__64__(watch)forawhileasIalwaysdo—observe.Idecided__65__(go)andtalktoher.MostpeopleIobservedonlyaskedforpricesandbargained，andmanyleftwithoutevensayingthankyou.Ifeltsheneeded“more”．Ialwaystrytotalktopeoplewhoseemsador__66__(lone)．Wetalked__67__herstall，askedheraboutheritemsand__68__bitofthestorybehindsomeofthem，andtoldheraboutsomeofmyGrandmaandMum'scollections，etc.She__69__(be)sokindandgent