2018年普通高等學(xué)校招生全國統(tǒng)一考試（全國1卷）終極預(yù)測卷英語試題

第I卷選擇題第一部分:

聽力理解(共兩節(jié)，滿分30分)第一節(jié)(共5小題:

每小題1.5

分，滿分7.5分)聽下面5

段對話。每段對話后有一道小題，從每題所給的A、B、C

三個選項中選出最佳選項，并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽完每段對話后，你都有10

秒鐘的時間來回答有關(guān)小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀一遍。1.What

is

the

possible

relationship

between

the

two

speakers?A.Good

friends.B.Secretary

and

boss,C.Shop

assistant

and

customer.2.Why

is

the

man

making

a

telephone

call?A.Because

he

is

reserving

a

room.B.Because

he

is

helping

the

woman.C.Because

he

is

arriving

in

the

morning.3.What’s

the

man

doing?A.Watching

TV.B.Turning

down

the

TV.C.Speaking

on

the

phone.4.What

does

the

woman

mean?A.Her

article

is

over.B.She

has

to

review

the

article.C.She

expects

to

be

free

next

weekend.5.Where

does

the

conversation

take

place?A.In

a

hotel.B.At

a

railway

station.C.In

a

department

store.第二節(jié)(共15

小題;

每小題1.5

分，滿分22.5

分)聽下面5

段對話或獨(dú)白。每段對話或獨(dú)白后有幾個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C

三個選項中選出最佳選項，并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽每段對話或獨(dú)白前，你將有時間閱讀各個小題，每小題5秒鐘;

聽完后，各小題給出5

秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話或獨(dú)白讀兩遍。聽第6段材料，回答第6

至7題。6.What

happened

to

the

man’s

bike?A.It

was

hit

by

a

car.B.Itwashitbyatruck.C.It

was

broken

by

aboy.7.What

can

we

learn

about

the

man?A.He

was

not

hurt

by

the

car.B.He

has

repaired

the

bike.C.He

could

ride

the

bike

at

the

weekend.聽第7段材料，回答第8

至10題。8.What

is

the

man

going

to

do?A.Visit

the

theatre.B.See

Shakespeare’s

play.C.Listen

to

a

talk

about

Shakespeare.9.Where

do

the

two

speakers

probably

e

from?A.One

is

from

Englandand

the

other

France.B.They

both

e

from

England.C.Both

ofthem

are

from

France.10.How

does

the

man

go

to

the

theatre

at

last?A.By

taxi. B.By

bus. C.On

foot.聽第8段材料，回答第11至13題。11.What

is

the

yellow

scarfmade

of?A.Cotton. B.Wool. C.Silk.12.Which

scarfdid

the

man

buy

at

last?A.The

yellow

one. B.The

white

one. C.The

blue

one.13.How

much

did

the

man

pay

for

the

scarf?A.$62. B.$72. C.$

80.聽第9段材料，回答第14

至16題。14.How

does

the

man

feel

about

his

interview?A.He

is

worried

about

it.B.He

is

looking

forward

to

it.C.He

is

sure

ofwhat

to

expect.15.What

is

the

job

he

wants

to

get?A.Salesman. B.Engineer. C.Translator.What

impressed

the

woman

most?A.The

man’s

German.B.The

man’s

experience.C.The

man’s

business

skills.聽第10段材料，回答第17

至20題。17.What

was

the

weather

like

when

they

set

out?A.Sunny. B.Cloudy. C.Windy.18.What

happened

to

their

boat?A.The

boat

turned

over.B.The

engine

broke.C.The

boat

sank.19.How

did

they

respond

to

what

was

happening?A.Theywerecalm.B.Oneofthemcried.C.Othersfeltsick.20.Howlongdidtheywaitbeforebeingrescued?A.Fortwohours.B.Forthreehours.C.Forfivehours.第二部分:閱讀理解(共兩節(jié)，滿分40分)第一節(jié)(共15小題;每小題2分，滿分30分)閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的四個選項(A、B、C和D)中，選出最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。AHowtoLeadaHealthyLifestyleTherearefivesimplewaysforyourfamilytoleadahealthylifestyleandgetbackontrack:1.GetactiveeachdayRegularphysicalactivityisimportantforthehealthygrowth,developmentandwellbeingofchildrenandyoungpeople.Theyshouldgetatleast60minutesofphysicalactivityeveryday,includingvigorousactivitiesthatmakethem“huffandpuff.”Includeactivitiesthatstrengthenmusclesandbonesonatleast3daysoftheweek.Parentsshouldbegoodrolemodelsandhaveapositiveattitudetobeingactive.2.ChoosewaterasadrinkWateristhebestwaytostopyourthirst—andlitdoesn’tewiththeaddedsugarfoundinfruitjuices,softdrinksandothersweeteneddrinks.Reducedfatmilkforchildrenovertwoisanutritiousdrinkandagreatsourceofcalcium.Givekidswholefruittocat,ratherthanofferingfruitjuicesthathavealotofsugar.3.EatmorefruitandvegetablesEatingfruitandvegetableseverydayhelpschildrengrowanddevelop,booststheirvitalityandcanreducetheriskofmanychronicdiseases.Aimtocattwoservesoffruitandfiveservesofvegetableseveryday.Havefreshfruitavailableasaconvenientsnackandtrytoincludefruitandvegiesineverymeal.4.SwitchoffthescreenandgetactiveSedentaryor“still”timespentwatchingTV,surfingonlineorplayingputergamesislinkedtokidsbeingoverweightorobese.Childrenandyoungpeopleshouldspendnomorethantwohoursadayon“smallscreen”entertainment.Breakuplongperiodsofuseasoftenaspossible.Planarangeofactiveindoorandoutdoorgamesoractivitiesforyourchildren,asalternativestowatchingTVorplayingontheputer.5.EatfewersnacksandselecthealthieralternativesHealthysnackshelpchildrenandyoungpeoplemeettheirdailynutritionalneeds.Snacksbasedonfruitandvegetables,reducedfatdairyproductsandwholegrainsarethehealthiestchoices.Avoidsnacksthatarehighinsugarorsaturatedfatssuchaschips,cakesandchocolate—whichcancausechildrentoputonexcessweight.21.Whichofthefollowinghelpschildrenhaveahealthierlifestyle?A.Theycandrinkwaterwithsugar.B.Theyshouldeatchips,cakesandchocolate.C.Theyareadvisedtoeatreasonableamountofvegetables.D.Theyshouldspendlessthanonehouronphysicalactivitieseveryday.22.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“Sedentary”inPart4mean?A.Notactive.B.Stayingsilently.C.Withoutsayinganything.D.Keepingsitting.23.Whowouldcaremorepossiblyforthispassage?A.Teachers.B.Parents.C.Officials.D.Boss.24.Theauthorkeepstheopinionof.A.thefactthatawholeappleisbetterthanapplejuice.B.eatingasmuchasfruitandvegetablesaspossible.C.stayingawayfromputers.D.noteatingsnacksatall.BSarahwasdeterminedtolearntotrack,andifherfathercouldn’tteachher,shedteachherself.Sheborrowedabookonanimalsignsandtrackingfromthemobilelibraryandmemorisedeverywordandexplanationinit.Totheannoyanceofeveryoneinbothfamilies,sheborrowedalltheirshoesand,intheoldsandpit(沙坑)taughtherselfeveryone’sfootprints.Shoes,sandals,thongs,gumboots,allendedupintheyard.MorethanonceherfatherorheruncleCharliecameoutsideshouting,Sarah,whereareyou?Bringmebackmyboots.”Sarahdevelopedthehabitofwalkingwithhereyesfixedonthegroundinfrontofher,trackingtheingsandgoingsofeverypersonintheplace.Shealsodevelopedtheannoyinghabitofquestioningeveryone.“Whatwereyoudoingdownatthedam,Jack?You’renotallowedtoplaywiththepump.Didyoufindwhatyouwerelookingforinthegarage,AuntieMai?andDon’tswingontheclotheshoist,Jack,you’llbendit,”or“Whowasthestrangeperson,amanIthink,whowaswearingbootsaboutsizeten,whocametovisittoday,Mum?”Aftershedmemorisedeverypairofshoesthateveryoneonthefarmownedshestartedonthefarmanimals,includingthehorses,FredandFreda.Bythistimeevenhervictimshadtoadmit,unwillingly,thatshewasgood.HerbesteffortcameoneeveningatthedinnertablewhenshetoldherfatherthatFredawaslameinherfrontfoot.PatsaidthatFredawasperfectlyallright.Sarahinsistedthatshewasn’t,saidherpacehadasplit,andshewaslimpingalittle.Everyonewalkeddifficultlyoutintothehomeyard.KatecaughtFredaandinspectedherpace.“Sarah’sright.Thepaceissplit.Didyoulookatthis,Sarah?”“No.Itoldyou,youcanseeitinhertracks.WhywouldIneedtolookatit?Look.Shemovedthehorseaway.“Look,seethere,it’splaininthedust.Well,can’tyouallseeit?”Theothersshooktheirheads.Ifyoucantellshehasasplitpacefromthatpileofdust,you’reprettygood,saidPat.25.WhichofthesewasmostimportanttoSarahfordevelopinghertrackingskills?A.Understandinganimals.B.Payingattentiontodetails.C.Knowinghersurroundings.D.Gettinghelpfromherfamily.26.WhydidSarahborrowalltheirshoes?A.Toannoythefamilies.B.Topretendtobesomeoneelse.C.Totestthefamilies’knowledge.D.Topractisewhatshewaslearning.27.ThemainreasonSarah’squestionsannoyedthefamilieswasthat.A.shepressuredthemtoanswer.B.shebotheredtheirprivatelives.C.shekeptinterruptingtheirtalking.D.shekeptaskingthesamequestions28.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesSarah?A.Confident.B.Troublesome.C.Cautious.D.Badtempered.CSomemayturnuptheirnosesateatingmeatthatwasoncemoremoninpetfoodthanpies.Othersmayraiseaneyebroworevenanobjectiontobeingservedonehalfoftheircountry’scoatofarms.Kangaroomaynotbetoeveryone’staste,butifsomeofthecountry’sleadingscientistshavetheirway,itcouldsoonbeleapfroggingbeefasAustralia’sfavouritemeat.Peoplehavebeeneatingkangarooforsome40,000years,andinthelast10yearsconsumptionhasdoubled.Itisveryhealthymeat:freerange,freeofchemicals,andfedbyanaturaldiet.Itisalsoexceptionallylowinfat;akangaroomeathaslessthantwopercentfatwhereasatypicalbeefsteakhasbetweentenandtwentypercent.ItmaynotsizzleonabarbequelikeabeefTbonedoes,butitisrichiniron,fullofprotein,andhighinConjugatedLinoleicAcids(CLAs)thatcanreduceheartdiseaseandobesity.ResearchconductedbyClareEngelkeattheUniversityofWesternAustraliashowedthatkangaroocanhaveuptofivetimesmoreCLAsthanothermeat.KangaroofarmersalreadyharvestthreemillionkangarooseachyearandDr.KelvinGeorge,aleadingwildlifeconsultant,iskeentoseethisfigureincrease.“Kangaroosaresoftfootedanimalsthatdamageplantsfarlessthanclovenhoofedcattle,”hesays.“Theydonothardentheallimportantlayerofthesoil.”Dr.Georgeisnottheonlyexperttoidentifytheenvironmentalbenefitsoffarmingkangaroos.AreportbyeconomistProfessorRossGarnautarguesthatAustralia’sfarmanimalindustryisagreatercontributortoclimatechangethanthecoalindustry.Methaneemittedbysheepandcowsaccountsforabout11percentofAustralia’sgreenhousegases.Aswitchfromcattletokangaroocouldchangethis:kangaroosproduceverylittleamountsofthegas.Manycattlefarmers,however,areunimpressedbyGarnaut’sreport.Aquickscanoffarmingwebsitesrevealscounterargumentsrangingfromalackofconsumerinterestinkangaroomeattotheinaccuracyofthemethaneemissionfigures.CharlieMcElhonefromtheNationalFarmers’FederationarguesthataswitchfrommootoroocouldseriouslydamageAustralia’smeatexportindustry.Ultimatelyitwillbelefttoconsumerstodeterminewhetherkangaroosteaksareonoroffthemenu.Ifconsumerdemandfailstomatchthesupply,thiscouldcostfarmersmillionsofdollarseachyear.Itcouldbeargued,however,thatthecostofignoringkangaroomeatmaybefargreater.29.Inthistext,thewriterpresentsthekangarooas.A.asymboloffreedom.B.amarketableproduct.C.anendangeredspecies.D.anenvironmentalproblem.30.Whyisthecoalindustrymentionedinthistext?A.Togiveanexampleofanindustryindecline.B.Toshowtheenergyneedsoflargeindustries.C.Toprovideaparisonwiththefarmanimalindustry.D.TopresentanalternativeviewpointtothatofGarnaut.31.Whatisthecattlefarmingmunity’sresponsetoGarnaut’sreport?A.Cattlefarmersaredebatingthereport’sfindings.B.Cattlefarmershaveshownnointerestinthereport.C.CattlefarmersareeagertoengageGarmautindiscussion.D.CattlefarmersarewillingtofollowGarmaut’ssuggestions.32.Whowilldecidetheproductionofkangaroomeat?A.Consumers.B.Kangaroofarmers.C.Environmentalexperts.D.Universityresearchers.DThey’reCallingonYouRecycleyouroldmobilephonetodayandhelpsavegorillas(猩猩)inthewild.Ourrelianceonmobilephonesisdrivinggorillastoextinction.Yourphonecontainsthemetalcoltanminedfromgorillahabitat.Eachtimeyourecycleamobilephone,theneedtominecoltanisreduced.Nexttimeyourmobilerings,rememberthat“they’recallingonyou”!Recycleyouroldmobilephonetoday!FundsraisedfromrecyclingyourphonewillbedonatedbyZoosVictoriatoprimateconservation.CrisisintheCongoGorillasandotherwildanimalshavealwaysbeenhuntedformeatbytraditionalforestpeoples.However,inrecentyearstherehasbeenanunsustainableincreaseinthenumberofgorillasbeinghuntedmercially.Whenevernewgoldorcoltanminesarebuilt,andforestsarecutdown,gorillahabitatisdestroyed.Thismakesiteasierformercialhunterstoaccesspreviouslyinaccessibleareasofforest.TheJaneGoodallInstituteisanotforprofitorganizationthatfocusesonwildlifeconservationinAfrica.TheInstitutebelievesthattheillegalmercialtradeinwildmeatisthegreatestcurrentthreattogorillas,andisworkingwithlocalmunities,governmentandbusinessesinCentralAfricatodevelopsolutionstothecurrentcrisis.ColtanFactsShortforcolumbitetantaliteHighlyheatresistantValuablemagicdustponentofmonelectronicproductssuchasputers,DVDplayersandmobilephonesMainlegalminesareinAustralia,CanadaandBrazil80%oftheworld’sreservesareintheDemocraticRepublicoftheCongo33.“They’recallingonyou”mostdirectlyappealstothereadersfeelingsof.A.insecurity.B.horror.C.despair.D.guilt.34.Accordingtothetext,recyclingmobilephoneshelps.A.supportbusinessesinAfrica.B.consumemorescarcecoltan.C.preventthedestructionofforests.D.stopchemicalssinkingintotheearth.35.“CrisisintheCongo”suggestsaconflictofvaluesbetween.A.mercialhuntersandcoltanminers.B.theJaneGoodallInstituteandthegovernment.C.mercialhuntersandtraditionalforestpeoples.D.theJaneGoodallInstituteandthelocalmunities.第二節(jié)(共5小題;每小題2分，滿分10分)根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的七個選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有兩項為多余選項。Haveyoueverhadthisexperience?Afteryouhearaveryloudnoise,youcan’thearanythingforamoment.36Sonoharmdone,right?Youarenotquiteright.Temporarybuzzingmaybeeasytoignore,butrepeatedexposuretoloudnoisewilleventuallycausehearingloss.37Butthegoodnewsisthatthereareplentyofwaysyoucanprotectyourearsfromfurtherdamage—andstilllistentothemusicyoulove:38Putyourearplugsinoryourheadphoneson,andthenaskafriendnexttoyouwhetherornotheorshecanhearwhatyou’relisteningto.Iftheanswerisyes,yourmusicistooloud.39Buynoisecancelingheadphones.40Youcanhearyourmusicbetteratlowervolumeswiththephoneson.Takebreaks.Likeeveryotherpartofyourbody,yourearsneedrest.Sowhenlisteningtomusic,takeyourheadphonesofffor15or20minutesandletyourearsenjoythequiet.A.Askaround.B.Turnitdown.C.Keepthevolumebelow70percent.D.Butinaminute,youcanhearclearlywhat’saroundyou.E.Apairofearplugsorheadphoneswilllimitoutsidenoise.F.Unfortunately,there’snowaytogetbackhearingyou’vealreadylost.G.Theexposuretonoiseislouderandlongerthaninanypreviousgeneration.第三部分:英語知識運(yùn)用(共兩節(jié)，滿分45分)第一節(jié):完形填空(共20小題;每小題1.5分，滿分30分)閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的四個選項(A、B、C和D)中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項,并在答題卡上將該選項涂黑。Whilewatchingthegamestheothernight,Icameacrossanunbelievablesight.Itwasnotagoldmedal,oraworldrecordbroken,butashowof41.Theeventwas42andstartedwithonlythreemenontheblocks.Foronereasonoranother,twoofthemhada43start,sotheywerepunishedandsentoff.That44onlyonetoplete.Itwouldhavebeendifficultenough,nothavinganyonetorace45,eventhoughthetimeontheclockisimportant,Iwatchedtheman46offtheblockandknewrightawaythatsomethingwaswrong.I’mnotanexpertswimmer,butIcan47agooddivefromapoorone,andthiswasnotexactlymedalquality.Whenheresurfaced,itwas48thatthemanwasnotoutforgoldhisarmswerewavinginanattemptatfreestyle.Thecrowdstartedto49.Clearlythismanwasnotamedalpetitor.Ilistenedtothecrowdbegintolaughatthis50manwhowasclearlyhavingahardtime.51hemadehisturntostartback.Itwaspitiful.He52afewdesperatestrokesandyoucouldtellhewas53.Butinthosefewawfulstrokes,the54hadchanged.Nolongerweretheylaughing,butbeginningto55.Someevenbegantostandupandshout“eon,youcandoit!”andhedid.Aclearminutepastthe56swimmer,thisyoungmanfinallyfinishedhisrace.Thecrowdwent57.Youwouldhavethoughtthathehadwonthegold,andshouldhave.Eventhoughhe58oneoftheslowesttimesinOlympichistory,thismangavemore59thananyoftheotherpetitors.Inapetitionwhereathletes60theirsilvermedalsfeelingtheyhavesomehowbeencheatedoutofgold,orwhentheyactsoproudlyinfrontoftheirpetitors,itisnicetowatchanunderdog,amanthatgavehisall—knowingthathehadnochance,butpetedbecauseofhisdeterminationandthespiritofthegames.41.A.courage B.honesty C.care D.belief42.A.diving B.wrestling C.bowling D.swimming43.A.fluent B.formal C.fault D.false44.A.had B.left C.remained D.stayed45.A.for B.against C.to D.by46.A.drop B.drive C.dive D.stand47.A.decide B.spot C.set D.tell48.A.obvious B.possible C.necessary D.aware49.A.shoot B.say C.laugh D.speak50.A.brave B.fast C.poor D.determined51.A.Finally B.Actually C.Exactly D.Firstly52.A.seized B.grabbed C.made D.lost53.A.disappointed B.exhausted C.energetic D.active54.A.eventB.crowd C.man D.matter55.A.shout B.cry C.scream D.cheer56.A.energetic B.normal C.able D.average57.A.sad B.happy C.wild D.angry58.A.recorded B.broke C.set D.held59.A.breath B.heart C.effect D.attention60.A.remove B.win C.accept D.offer第II卷非選擇題第二節(jié)(共10小題;每小題1.5分，滿分15分)閱讀下面材料，在空白處填入適當(dāng)?shù)膬?nèi)容(1個單詞)或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。Doyouloveholidaysbuthatethe61(increase)weightthatfollows?Youarenotalone.Holidaysarehappydayswithpleasureanddeliciousfoods.Manypeople,however,areworriedabouttheweightthat62(e)alongwiththesedeliciousfoods.Withproperplanning,though,youcan63(possible)controlyourweight.Theideaistoenjoytheholidaysbutnottoeattoo64.Thefollowingsuggestionsmaybe65somehelptoyou.Donotmiss66(meal).Beforeyouleavehomeforafeast,haveasmall,lowfatsnack.Thismayhelptokeepyoufrom67(get)tooexcitedbeforedeliciousfoods.Beginwithclearsoupandfruitorvegetables.Alargeglassofwaterbeforeyoueatmayhelpyoufeelfull.Useasmallplate;alargeplatewillencourageyoutohavemorethanenough.Betternothavehighfatfoods.Dishesthatlook68(oil)orcreamyhavemuchfatinthem.Leanmeatcan69(choose).Fillyourplatewithsaladandgreenvegetables.Ifyouhaveasweettooth,trymintsandfruits.70don’thavefatcontentsascreamandchocolate. Don’tletexercisetakeabreakduringtheholidays.A20minutewalkafteramealcangreatlyburnoffexcesscalories.第四部分寫作（百強(qiáng)校英語解析團(tuán)隊專供）(共兩節(jié),滿分35分)第一節(jié):短文改錯(共10小題;每小題1分，滿分10分)

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2.只允許修改10處，多者(從第11處起)不計分。I’vegoneinChinafortwoyears.MyfriendsinEnglandsometimewritetome,askinghowlongIwillstayhere,andthenI’mthinkingreturninghome.Iusuallygivehimaverysimpleanswer:IdonotknowwhenIwillgobackhome.Atamoment,IhavenoreasontoreturnbacktoEngland.Ienjoymeetingpeopleandtravelingaroundthecountrytoexperiencethatishappeninghere.IthinkIhaveverylittleknowledges,andtherearesomuchIhopetolearnaboutChina.IamdreamingofstayinChinaaslongasIcan.第二節(jié):書面表達(dá)（百強(qiáng)校英語解析團(tuán)隊專供）(滿分25分)假如你是李華，你的外國朋友Mary對中國文化很感興趣，請你選擇比較喜歡的一項向她介紹，如:書法、唐詩、剪紙等。內(nèi)容包括:1.簡單描述;2.喜歡理由;3.推薦學(xué)習(xí)。注意:1.字?jǐn)?shù)100字左右。2.開頭結(jié)尾已給出，不計入總詞數(shù)。提示詞:書法calligraphy;中國墨inkstick;硯臺inkslab;唐詩poetryofTangDynasty;詩歌poem;詩人poet;剪紙Chinesepapercutting;手藝人craftsperson;剪刀scissor;剪紙作品papercutworks;DearMary,Yours,LiHua2018年普通高等學(xué)校招生全國統(tǒng)一考試（全國1卷）終極預(yù)測卷英語試題答案第I卷選擇題15BACCA 610AABCC 1115CBBAB 1620AABBC2125CDBAB 2630DBABC 3135AADCC 3640DFABE4145ADDBB 4650CDACC 5155ACBBD 5660DCABA第II卷非選擇題61.increased 62.es 63.possibly 64.much 65.of66.meals 67.getting 68.oily 69.bechosen 70.They第四部分寫作短文改錯I’vegoneinChinafortwoyears.MyfriendsinEnglandsometimewritetome,askinghowlongIwillstaybeensometimehere,andthenI’mthinking/\returninghome.Iusuallygivehimaverysimpleanswer:IdonotknowwhenIwillgoof/aboutthembackhome.Atamoment,IhavenoreasontoreturnbacktoEngland.Ienjoymeetingpeopleandtravelingaroundthereturn改為go或者刪除backthecountrytoexperiencethatishappeninghere.IthinkIhaveverylittleknowledges,andtherearesomuchIhopewhatknowledgeistolearnaboutChina.IamdreamingofstayinChinaaslongasIcan.staying[范文一]DearMary,I’mverygladtohearthatyouareinterestedinChineseculture.I’dliketoshareourculturewithyoubyintroducingtheartofCh