2020屆上海市青浦區(qū)高三英語二模試卷及答案(2020.05)

第第頁共18頁青浦區(qū)2019學(xué)年高三年級(jí)第二次學(xué)業(yè)質(zhì)量調(diào)研測(cè)試英語學(xué)科試卷（吋間120分鐘*滿分140分）Q2020.05考生注意；].本試卷共14頁。答題前，考生務(wù)必在答題卡（紙）上用鋼筆或水筆清楚填寫姓名=準(zhǔn)考證號(hào)，并用鉛筆正確涂寫準(zhǔn)考證號(hào)。答案必須全部涂寫在答題卡（紙》上」如用鉛筆答題，或?qū)懺谠嚲砩弦惨宦刹唤o分。LLfeteningComprebeaslonSectionADirections:InSectionA,youwillheartenshortconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Attheendofeachcojiversatioii,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Thecojivei^satioiisandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaconversationanddiequestionaboutit,readlliefburpossibleanswersonyourpaper,anddecidewhichoneisttiebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.A.$200B.A.$200B.$250.扎InJulv.BinAugust.A.Thewomanneedstoseetheductor.ThewomanneedstoputinextraeflR^rts.A.Mechanicandcustomer.C.Advertisingagetitandclient.C,S300.D”$350.InSeptember.D.[nOctober.ThewomanshouldpielendtobeapalieniThewomansliouliilakemagictabletsAdvertiseranddesigner.D.Majiagerandsalesperson.A.Shecan-1:makeherselfunderstoodwhenwhisperingShe'dbeneravoidspeakingeveninalowvoice.Shewillprobablygoto-secadoctor.Shehasrevisedtotakemedicine.

6,A.ItisfulloFTiniisense.C.Ttshouldbelenttomorepeople.B.Itisappealing6,A.ItisfulloFTiniisense.C.Ttshouldbelenttomorepeople.A,Thelecturewasverysuccessful.ThestudentswereA,Thelecturewasverysuccessful.Thestudentswerenotpoliteatthelecture.B,Shefeltthirstyatthelecture.llieyoungpeoplehavegreatwistiotn.A.Thewomanisnowworkingintikin<lcrgarlcn.Themanwillsocnstartabusinessofhisown.Themanwouldliketobeahighschoolteacher.Thewomanisgoingtomajorinchildeducation.A.TheyImvctbrgottochurlgctheircars.C.Themanisgoodattellingjokes.A.TheyImvctbrgottochurlgctheircars.C.Themanisgoodattellingjokes.B.Th巳earhuArunoutofclcetrieity.Theparkiswithinfiveminutes,walk.A.Shewouldliketohavethetypewriterremoved.13.Someoneelsemayneedthetypewriter.Shedotfsnotlikethe<lesk,TheotlieeisdustyandoldSectionBDirectionInSectionB,youwillheartwoshortpassagesandlongerconversation,andyouwillbesev已mlque^iion^oneachof已shortpasstagesanilthelungerconversEiiiun.Theehurtpassagesandthelongerconversationwillbereadtwice,butthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouhearaquestion,readtheiourpossibleanswersonyourpaperanddecidewhichoneisthebest305^eitothequestionyouhaveheard,Qitcsfiojts11through13arcbasedonthefollowingpassage.1J.A.Bankclerk.13,Restaurantservant.C.Babysitter,D.Campusgartlener12.A.Writeasoundresume.B.Selectappropriatecourses.C.Arrangetheirworkschedules.D.Improvetheirinterviewingtechniques.A.Toinformstudentsofauniversityprogram.Tointereststudentsinacareerincounseling.Togetcounselorsroworkintheplacemenioffice.ToconvincelocalorganizationstohirecollegesTudents.Questions14timugh16arebasedovthefallowingpassage.A.TofindoutwhathappenedtotheatmosphereandwaterofourplanetIoexplorewhatoccurredtothenaturalenvironmentanMars.ToconfirmthatMarshasamuchthickeratmospherenowIbhaveaccesstoanerbittocirclearounddieRedPlan亡匚A.Robotsthatcanoperateonbatteries.Robotsthatarclessexpensivetobuild.Robotsthatcanrunquicklyonfourlegs.Robotsihathavegreaterloadcapacixy.A.ItsinfluenceonU.S.moviesandTVshows.R.(istoughdemandsniloverseasstudents.Ils日H已mpttospreadAmericanculture,ItsexclusionofAmericanvalues.Questions17through20ar^basedonthefollowingconversation.A.HefeeIslonelylivingallbyhimself.Itcfindsithardtoatiordtherentallbyhimself.Hewantslogelhelpwithhiscoursesfiomhisroommate.Heneedtofindsomebodytomaketheapartmentmorecomfortable.A.Thefridgeisbrokenbyaheavybox.Thecaq^etinthelivingr<wmisoldanddirty.Thetoiletisblockedandrhesinkhasafewleaks,Thewindowsinthebathroomcankeeptheheatup,A.Altracliveprice^B.Convenientlocalinn.C.Relaxingatmosphere,D.Furnishedbedroom.A”O(jiān)fferaloantotheman.B.Findajobfortheman.C.Helpthemanfixuplhetiojse.D.Lookforanciherplace.ILGraiiLinaranilVWnbulnrySectionADirections!Afterreadin呂lhEpassagebt?lew,fillinlheblank!；tomakethepassagecoherentandgrammaticallycorrec匸Fortheblankswithagivenword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword;forLheotherblanks,useonewurdthatbe^tfitseachhlank.[.uxembiHirgmakesallpublictranspurtfreeOnesquaremeterLuxembourgmakesallpublictransponfree.Withapopulationof602,000,LuxembourgisoneofEurope's(21)(small)countries—yetitsuffersfrommajortrafficjams.ButThatcouldbeabouttochange.AsofMarch1,2020allpublictransport—trains.Tramsandbuses—inthecuuniryisnowfree.Thego\,emmenthopesthemove(22)(ease)heavycrowdingandbringenvironnienTalbenefits.TJnycountry,bigtraffic(23)(laiidlock)LuxembourgwhichissuiToundedbythreecoujitriesisoneoftherichestcountriosinEurope.(24)(rake)up2,5S6squarekilometers,LuxembourgisroughlythesizeofRhodeIshnlFrojiith?capitalofLuxembourgCity,Belgium,FranceandGerimny(25)allbereachedbycarinhalfanhour.Highhousingcosts,us卩eciallyinLuxembourgCity,meanmorethanISOJKIOofthecountry^workforcemakeregularjourneysfromthoseneighboringcounTricseveryday.Luxembourgisaveryattractiveplaceft>rjobs.But(26)"boomingeconomy"<indhighconcentrationotjubshaveledtocrowdingissues.In2016,LuKeinbourghad662carsper1,000people,anddrivingisa"primarymeansofIransportforpeople.Thatyear,driversinLuxembourgCityspentanaverageof33hoursintrafficjams.ItfaredworsethanEumpecjncitiesCopenhagenandHehinki3(27)havecampamblepopulationsizestoallofLuxembourg一yetdriversinbothonlyspentanaverageof24hoursintraffic.ParkandridesaroundLuxembourg"sbordersintheihrccneighboringcounirics,however,willencouragecommuterstousefreemasstransit.FreetransportforallLuxejnbourg?spublictransportsystemcoversthewliolecountiyandcosts託62millionperyeartorun.ThegovernmentisputtingupthecostofitfreesothatThepeoplecanbenefitfromthegoodeconomy.Pea卩I*stillhokltheconceni(28)inakiiiEitransportfreemayunintentionallyprevent卩enplewhowouldnormallywalkorcycleinurbanareas.(29)walking500meters,peoplesecubuscoming山閔tlieysuy,''Wecangetonandtravel500meters(30)ifsHowever,thenewschemecansignalimportantchangesaheadwhenitcomestoLuxembourg'srelianceondriving.Thegoveminentmightsay,importantthatyouthrewawayyourcar,andloo匕weTnndepublictransportfree77一andmaybethisishelpfulgivenlheenoiTiousculturalshiftweneed/'SectionBDirections:FillineachblankwithaproperwonlchosenIromthebox.Eachwordcanbeusedonlyonce,?^otelliatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.A.coinbinatio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othertiiiiewhenthehousetippedbadly,sl)efeltasifshewerebeingrockedgently,likeababyinacradle(搖藍(lán)LTotodidnotlikeit.Heranabouttheloom,nowherehnowthere,barkingloudly;butDorothysatquitestillonthe11corundwaitetltnseewhatwouldhappen.AtI刪EshecrawledovertheswingingflourC<jherbed,andlaydownuponit;andTototbllowedandlaydownbesideherInspiteoftheswingingofthehoiiBeandthecryitigofthewind,Dorothysconclosedhereyesandfellfastasleep.\Miatdoestheunderlinedword^cyclone'1inparagraph2pixjbablymean?deadlineB.floodC.monsterD.LornacioWhydidAuniEingointotheholein(helloorwhen(hecycloneapproached?TollndthepuppyToto.B.TofindsbelIertVomthecyclone.C.Toprotecttheirfortune.D.TogetcoolstohelpHenry.WhichofthefollowingisTrueaboutDorothy?Shemanagedtocontrolthehouse,B.Shefoundherseifflyinginaballoon.C.SheTurnedbat>ycryingLoudly.D.SheremainedundisturbedwithToto.WhichwordscanbeusedtodescribeDoroLhyintheemergency?A”Afraidandbrave.B.Curiousantitired.C.FlcxihlcandcalmD.Excitedciridthrilled.(B)TheApolloMissionsnThat'sonesmallstepforaman.Ottegiantleapformankind."—NeilArmstrongApollo'sGoalsThenationaleffortthatenabledAstronautNeilArmstrongtaspeakthosewordsashesteppedontothelunarsurfacefiilfillcdadreatnasoldashnmaniTy;ProjectApollo^goalswentbeyondlandingAtnerkansortthemoonandreturningthemsafelytoEarth.

Apollo13Apollo13h；佃beencalleda^iiccesisfulfailure/becausethecrewneverlandedontheMoon,butthevmadeithomesafelyafteranexplosioncrippledtheirship.WhentheassociatedheaterwasturnedonJuringtlighl,llie[ankexplodeddepletingalmostallofthepowerfromthecommandmoduleandforcingthecrewtcuseThelunarmoduleasalifeboatJimLoveJl,FredHaiseandJackSwigertcamehomesafelythankstothemissit)ncotirroliejm'simprovisetlproceduresandtheirownabiiitytoimplcmcnrthem(Launch:April11,1970;splashdown:April17)Apollo13Apollo14Nolabktortheie(urnofAmerica'sfirs(astmnaul,AlanShepard,tospace,Apollo14alsowasprobablythesmoothestlunarlandingtoThatpoint.Thecrewspentmorethanninehoursoutsidethelunarmoduleandsetupanumberofexperiments.ShepardsetanewdistancerecordbywaEkin呂morethan9,000feetonthelunarsuiiacc,pullingahandcarttocanytheirtoolsandsamples(Launch:Jan.31t1971:lunarlanding:Feb.5:splashdmm,Feb.9)Apullo15Forthefirsttime,humansdroveacaronTheMoon.ThefirstoftheApollo"廣Missknis-designedlorlongerstaysonlheMoon一themissioncarriedaInnarrover,whichCommanderDavidScottajidLunarModulePilotJamesInvinusedwhilethevwereontheJApullo15suriacelormorethan18houra*Theytraveledmorethan17milesintherover,settingupexperimentsandcollecting170poundsofsamples.Beforeleavingtlielunarsurface,ScottccuiductedanexperiiiienttotestGalileo'stlieoiyttiatobjectsinvacuum,withoutairresistance,would怡11atthesamerale.Hedrop卩ageologicalhammerandafeather,whichhitthegroundatthesametime,provingGalileoright.(Launch:26,1971,hm吋嗆ding:July30;splashdo協(xié)n:Aug】7)WhyhasApollo13beencalledaetsuccessfiilfailure^?ApeHo13finallyexplodedasplannedinspace.AllThecrewsucceededinlandingontheMoon.ThecrewmanagedtoescapefromasevereaccidentandreturnedtoEarth.I).ThecrewfinishedtheexperimentHlthou^itheytailedtolandontheMoon-61WhichofthefollowingisTrueaccordingtothepassage?IttookfivedaysforApollo14toreachTheMoon.Thelunarmverwasusedasalifeboatfbispacetravel.ShepardtestedGalileoTstlieorysuccessfullyontheMuon.D”Apollo15remainedinspacefortheshortestperiodoflimeWhichofthefollowingcolumnisthisarticlemostlikelytobefound?A.BoomingScienceB.ExploringtheUnknownC.McchankalWorldD.TransfonningMoon(C)ThestoryofchocolatebeginswiththediscoveryofAmericain1492.ColumbuswaslhefirstEuropeantocomeintoccntactwithcacnoColumbuswasstruckbyhewrtmehvaluetheFndiansplacedonrhemashedidnotknowthebeanswereusedbycurrency.ItisunlikelythatColumbusbroughtanyofthesebeansbacktcSpainanditwasnotuntil日bout25yearslaterthatConezgraspedthecommercialpossibilitieswhenhefoundtheAztecsusingthebeanslomaketheroyaldrink**cliocohtr.TheSpanish*ingeneral,werenotIbndofthebiIlerdrinksoCortezandhistbllowersmudeitmorepMtitubk?bytiddingcaneiugarandlatercinnaTTiofiandvanillawereadded.Spanishmonksletthesecretoutbackhomeand,althoughtheSpanishhiditfromrheirneighborsforahundredyears,finallychocolate!spopularitygrewuntilitwastheirfashionabledrinkatthuFrenchcourtandthewisechoiceofcustomei^satLciidonmeetinghouses.Thecacaotreeisstrictlyatropicalplantonlyinhot,rainyclimates.Thus,itscultivalicuiislimitecirocountriesnatmoreihan20degreesnorihorsouthofiheequator(赤itt)”Thevacuatreeisverydelicaceandsensitive.Itneedsprotectionfromthewindandrequiresafairamountofshadeundermostconditions.ThisisTrueespeciallyinitsfirstTwoorthreeyearsof呂rowth.Anewlyplantedyoungcacaotreeisoftenslielleredbyadiflferenttypeoftrees,[tisnormaltoplantfoodcropsforshadesuchasbananas,plantain,coconutsorcocovams.Rubbertreesan<iforesttieesarealsousedforshade.Onceestablished,liowever,cacaotreescangrowinfullsunlight,pnividedtlicrearefertilesoilcondiLionsandintensiveiannin^Withcuttingandearfulcultivationthetreesofstrainswillbeginbearingfruitinthefifthyear.Withextremecare,somestrainscanbestiniTilatc<itoproducegoodcropsinthethirdandfourthyearTheprocessofhimingcacaoimachocolatehasn'tchangedmuchsincetheSwissmadethemajorbteakt[troughsintheprocessintheLate1800s.I;irstthebeansgothro口呂haprocessofJermeniatioH（發(fā)酵）anddlying.Theyaretliensortedbyliatidbeforecleaningandtlienroasting.Hi/mowing（風(fēng)揚(yáng)）lolluwswhichremovesthehanlouterlayersandleaveswhatis踽t(yī)he'"grains'?AciuahingandhealingprocessknownasHunte\ProcessisthenusedtoremovenearlyhaITofthecocoahutterfromthenibs.Thismakesuiisweelen^Jclineolate.Basiceating,chocalateisinadefrom比mixtureoFlheunsweel^iitxtcliocolatewidisinneof（liecocoabutteralongwithotlieringredientssuchassugarandvanilla.Theresultingproductisthen"purified"andthispurifyinggiveschocolatethesilkytexturethatweknewsowell.Thefirnshedresultisthenshaped,cooled,packagedbymachine,distributed,soldandofcourse,eaten!didn'tColumbusbringbeansbacktoSpainaroncewhenhefoundcacao?Becausehecouldn'taffordTobuythecacaobean.BecausehedidnTtknowhawtommcacaobeanintochocolate.BecausehewasnotawareofthemonutaryvalueofcacaobeanThen.BecauseSpaniardsthendidn'tfavourthechocolatethattheAztecsoriginallydrank.Theunderlinedwordpalatable"Inparagraph2probablymeans.A,affordableB.agreeableC.patetitD.portableWhicJiofthefollowingiscorrectaboutcacaotree?Cacaotreesneedalotoflookingaftertobeusedcommercially.Cacaotreesrequirehot,rainyclimatesantiadequaiesunlight.Cacaotr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