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2020
届上海市浦东新区复旦附中分校高考
英语
3
月模拟试题
I. Listening Comprehension
（
25%
）
Section A
（
10%
）
Dire
ctions
：
In
Section A
，
you
will
hear
ten
short
conversations
between
two
speakers.
At
the
end
of
each
conversation
，
a
question
will
be
asked
about
what
was
said.
The
conversations
and
the
questions
will
be
spoken
only once. After you hear a conversation and the
question about it
，
read the four
possible
answers on your paper
，
and decide which one is the best answer
to the question
you have
heard.
1
．
< br>（
1
分）
A
．
An art museum
．
B
．
A beautiful
park
．
C
．
A college
campus
．
D
．
An
architectural exhibition
．
2
．
（
1
分）
A
．
Husban
d and wife
．
B
．
Doctor and
patient
．
C
．
Customer and
waitress
．
D
．
Boss and
employee
．
3
．
（
1
分）系统找不到该试
题
4
．
（<
/p>
1
分）系统找不到该试题
5
．
（
1
< br>分）
A
．
A taxi
driver
．
B
．
A
passenger
．
C
．
A
car cleaner
．
D
．
A
mechanic
．
6
．
（
1
分）
A
．
The man
will probably stay at home for his
vacation
．
B
．
The
man will probably go to Mexico for his
vacation
．
C
．
The
man will probably leave for Canada for his
vacation
．
D
．
The
man will probably wait until summer to go to
Mexico
．
7
< br>．
（
1
分）
A
．
He can speak
French and English
．
B
．
He
can speak only English
．
C
．
He
can speak only French
．
D
．
He
can speak several languages
．
第
1
页（共
1
5
页）
8
．
（
1
分）
A
．
He
has got more pages to write
．
B
．
The woman's
report is already long
enough
．
C
．
He has already
finished his report
．
D
．
The woman will
have time to finish the
report
．
9
< br>．
（
1
分）
A
．
Jonathan was
well known during his
childhood
．
B
．
Jonathan was popular with young movie
stars
．
C
．
Jonathan wrote some stories about a
movie star
．
D
．
Jonathan made movies about his unusual
childhood
．
10
．
（
1
分）
A
．
The
woman doesn't agree with the
man
．
B
．
Drunk driving causes many accidents on
the road
．
C
．
Most people killed in the accidents are
heavy drinkers
．
D
．
People should be careful with the
traffic when crossing the
road
．
Section B <
/p>
（
15%
）
Di
rections
：
In
Section B
，
you
will hear two short passages and one longer
conversation
，
and
you
will
be
asked
several
questions
on
each
of
the
passages
and
the
conversation. The passages and the
conversation will be read
twice
，
but the
questions will
be spoken only once.
When you hear a question
，
read the four possible answers on your
paper and decide which one is the best
answer to the question you have heard.
11
．
（
4.
5
分）
（
1
）
A
．
Its strong
education system
．
B
．
Its
population
．
C
．
Its growing
tourism industry
．
D
．
Its bilingual
signs
．
（
2
）
A
．
All citizens receive quality English
teaching
．
B
．
More money
should be spent on teacher
training
．
C
．
An
English
﹣
speaking environment
should be built
．
D
．
Tourism
industry should be promoted
．
（
3
）
A
．
The foreign investment will
increase
．
B
．
It will bring
the economic and social
benefits
．
C
．
The education
system will be strengthened
．
D
．
It will improve
Singapore's ranking in English
level
．
12
< br>．
（
4.5
分）
（
1
）
A
．
Because they were in need of clothes
and food
．
第
2
页（共
15
页）
B
．
Because they
wanted to find honey
．
C
．
Because they
wanted to take revenge
．
D
．
Because they
intended to occupy the
village
．
（
2
）
A
．
Because they migrated from Africa
．
B
．
Because they
are a rare group surviving on the
Andamans
．
C
．
Because they
store precious honey
．
D
．
Because their
DNA is valuable for scientific
study
．
（
3
）
A
．
They want to learn local
language
．
B
．
They come to
see the outside world
．
C
．
They are
chasing away outsiders
．
D
．
They need
drinks and cigarettes
．
13
．
（
6
分）
（
1
）
A
．
He is the
journalist of a local
newspaper
．
B
．
He
is a huge fan of international
stories
．
C
．
He
is in charge of a TV
program
．
D
．
He
is an advocate for environmental
protection
．
（
2
）
A
．
Current trends in economic
development
．
B
．
Domestic issues of general social
concern
．
C
．
International relations and foreign
policies
．
D
．
Conflicts among different political
parties
．
（
3
）
A
．
By figuring out what the general
public are in ignorance of
．
B
．
By
interviewing people with fascinating stories that
draw public attention
．
C
．
By
analyzing the current social problems such as junk
food
．
D
．
On
the basis of meeting public expectations and the
producer's judgment
．
（
4
）
A
．
First
﹣
hand
stories
．
B
．
Practical
experience
．
C
．
Audience's
feedback
．
D
．
Educational background
Ⅱ
. Grammar and Vocabulary
（
20%
）
Sec
tion A
（
10%
）
Directions
：
After reading the
passage
below
，
fill in
the blanks to make the passage coherent and
grammatically correct.
For the blanks
with a given word
，
fill in each blank with the proper form
of the given word
第
3
< br>页（共
15
页）
for the other
blanks
，
use one
word that best fits each blank.
14
．
（
10
分）
Joaquin Phoenix took home the
best
﹣
actor Oscar on Sunday
night for his role in
．
﹣
ranging
speech
，
the
actor
，
45
，
tackled issues
of equality
and nature preservation
．
I'm full of so much gratitude right
now
．
And I do not
feel elevated above any of
my
fellow
nominees
（被提名者）
or
anyone in this room
（
l
）
we share the same
love
，
the love of
film
．
But
I
think
the
greatest
gift
it's
given
me
，
and
many
of
us
in
this
room
，
（
2
）
（
be
）
the opportunity to use our voice for
the voiceless
．
And this form of expression has
given me the most extraordinary
life
．
I don't
know what I'd be
（
3
）
it
．
I've been thinking a lot about some of
the
（
4
）
（
distress
）
issues that we are
facing
collectively
．
I
think at times we're made
（
5
）
（
feel
）
，
that we
champion
different
causes
．
But for
me
，
I see
commonality
．
I
think
，
（
6
）
we're talking
about
gender
inequality
or
racism
or
animal
rights
，
were
talking
about
the
fight
against
injustice
．
We're talking about the fight against
the belief that one nation
，
one race
，
or one
gender or one species
has the right to dominate
，
control and exploit
（
7
）
without
punishment
．
I
think
that
we've
become
very
disconnected
from
the
natural
world
，
and
（
8
）
we're guilty of is a
self
﹣
centered world view
that we're the center of the
universe
．
And
I think we fear the idea of personal change
because we think that we have to sacrifice
something
，
but human beings
，
at our best
，
are so inventive and creative and
original
．
And
I think that when we use love and
compassion as our guiding
principles
，
we
can create
，
and
implement systems of change
（
9
）
are beneficial to all
emotional beings and to the
environment
．
Now
，
I
have been
，
I have
been a villain in my life
．
I've been
selfish
．
I've
been cruel
at times hard to work
with
，
and I'm
grateful that I
（
10
）
（
give
）
a second chance
because of
the many of you in this room
Section B
（
10%
）
Directions
：
< br>
Fill in each blank with a proper
word chosen from the box.
Each word can
be used only once. Note that there is one word
more than you need.
15
．
（
10
分）
第
4
页（共
15
页）
A
．
attention
B
．
coined
C
．
blessed
D
．
stimulated
E
．
marvelous
F
．
cost
G
．
miracle
H
．
concentration
I
．
intense
J
．
point
K
．
referred
Art
occurs in many forms
：
music
，
dance
，
painting
，
architecture
，
sculpture
，
cinema
，
and literature
，
among others
．
Works of art can make people feel
moved
，
even to
the
（
l
）
of tears In the
case of Stendhal syndrome
，
however
，
this feeling is so
（
2
）
that
a person
can experience a rapid
heartbeat
，
dizziness
，
sweating
，
or fainting
．
It may even
require
hospitalization
．
In the Italian city of
Florence
，
numerous visitors viewing the
（
3
）
Renaissance
art
there
have
experienced
this
and
have
required
medical
（
4
）
．
Though not
professionally recognized
，
this condition
﹣
no
w
（
5
）
to
as Stendhal
syndrome
﹣﹣
does
exist
．
While
great
art
is
found
in
every
civilization
，
Florence
has
been
especially
（
6
）
．
A
small
city
with
a
historical
center
，
it
is
internationally
admired
for
its
amazing
（
7
）
of Renaissance
art
．
Florence in
the 15th and 16th centuries attracted
the talent of many
geniuses
：
artists
，
scientists and authors were welcomed
here
．
Some of
the
greatest
Western
works
of
art
can
be
found
in
Florence
such
as
the
statue
of
David
by
Michelangelo
，
The Birth of Venus by
Botticelli
，
and
the frescoes
（壁画）
by Giotto in the
Basilica of
Santa Croce
．
In
addition
，
Leonardo da Vinci left works
here
．
Galileo
Galilei and
Niccolo Machiavelli are
buried here
．
The
syndrome
is
named
after
Stendhal
，
a
French
author
who
visited
Florence
in
1817
．
He described his experience of being
fascinated by the historic and artistic power of
the
city in one of his
books
．
Though the
term Stendhal syndrome was not
（
8
）
until
1979
by
Italian
psychiatrist
Graziella
Magherini
，
the
illness
had
already
had
a
long
history
．
Patients usually recover within days of
their attacks without any
（
9
）
drug
other than rest and
quiet
．
For
them
，
the
（
l0
）
of viewing the
power and beauty
of Florence is a brief
trip to a hospital
．
Ⅲ
. Reading Comprehension
（
45%
）
Sect
ion A
（
15%
）
Directions
：
For each blank in the
following passage there are four words
or phrases marked A
，
B
，
C
and D. Fill in each
blank with the word
or phrase that best fits the context.
<
/p>
第
5
页（共
15
页）
<
/p>
16
．
（
15<
/p>
分）
If
you
examine
the
birth
certificate
of
every
soccer
per
in
the
last
World
Cup
tournament
，
you will most likely find the excellent
players were born in the earlier months of
the year
．
If you then examine the European
national youth teams that feed the World
Cup
，
you will
find this phenomenon even more
（
l
）
．
What
might
account
for
this
strange
phenomenon
？
Some
guess
a
certain
astrological
sign
（星座）
（
2
）
superior soccer
skills
；
others
maintain that winter
﹣
born
babies
have
higher
oxygen
capacity
，
which
increases
soccer
stamina
（耐力）
．
But
Anderson
Ericsson
，
a
58
﹣
y
ear
﹣
old
professor
who
is
called
the
expert
on
experts
，
believes
in
neither
．
His first
experiment
，
nearly 30 years ago involved
（
3
）
training a person
to hear and repeat a random series of
numbers
．
，
after 20 hours of
training
，
his digital span rose to
20
，
Ericsson
recalls
，
he could repeat up to 80
numbers
．
This
success
，
coupled
with
later
research
showing
memory
itself
is
not
（
4
）
determined
，
led
Ericsson to
conclude
that
the
act
of
memorizing
is
a
cognitive
exercise
，
which means whatever born differences
two people may exhibit in their abilities to
memorize
，
those
differences
are
（
5
）
by how well
each person encodes the
information
．
And
the best way to learn how to encode
information meaningfully
，
Ericsson
determined
，
was a
process known as
（
6
）
practice
．
It involves more than simply repeating
a task
﹣
playing a
C
﹣
minor scale 100 times
，
（
7
）
hitting tennis serves until your
shoulder
pops out of its socket
< br>．
（
8
）
，
it
involves stepping outside your comfort
zone
，
setting
specific and
well
﹣
defined
goals
，
focusing
on
（
9
）
areas of
expertise
，
obtaining
immediate
feedback
from
professionals
and
concentrating
as
much
on
technique
as
on
outcome
．
Ericsson and his colleagues have thus
taken to studying high achievers in a wide range
of
（
l0
）
，
including
soccer
，
golf
，
chess
，
piano playing and
darts
．
They
gather all
the data they can and make a
rather shocking statement
：
the trait we commonly call talent is
highly
（
1l
）
．
And yes expert
performers are nearly always
made
．
Ericsson's formula seems appealing to
many tiger parents
：
naturally
（
l2
）
to genetic
determination
．
By
（
l3
）
innate ability as
insignificant
，
many are confident they can make a
concert
﹣
level pianist or an
Olympic figure
第
6
页（共
15
页）
skater of their
kids as long as they push them hard
enough
．
Ericsson<
/p>
，
（
l4
）
，
believes
what parents should
learn from the science of expertise is not the
effect of logging thousands of
hours
，
but how to get kids to
（
l5
）
the importance
and challenge of effective
practice
．
（
1
）
A
．
understandable
B
．
misleading
（
2
）
A
．
promises
（
3
）
A
．
numbers
（
4
）
A
．
physically
B
．
improves
B
．
subjects
B
．
genetically
C
．
appealing
C
．
compromises
C
．
memory
D
．
noticeable
D
．
masters
D
．
practice
C
．
fundamentally
D
．
psychologically
C
．
strengthened
C
．
desperate
D
．
produced
D
．
persistent
D
．
in
particular
D
．
Rather
D
．
minor
D
．
assumptions
D
．
demanding
D
．
beneficial
D
．
highlighting
D
．
however
D
．
embrace
（
< br>5
）
A
．
overshadowed
B
．
demonstrated
（
6
）
A
．
enormous
（
7
）
A
．
on average
（
8
）
A
．
Besides
（
9
）
A
．
various
（
10
）
A
．
pursuits
B
．
deliberate
B
．
more importantly
C
．
for
instance
B
．
Nevertheless
B
．
comprehensive
B
．
occupations
C
．
Therefore
C
．
targeted
C
．
performances
C
．
flexible
C
．
preferable
C
．
recognizing
C
．
besides
C
．
reflect
（
< br>11
）
A
．
underestimated
B
．
overrated
（
12
）
A
．
equal
（
13
）
A
．
dismissing
（
14
）
A
．
likewise
（
15
）
A
< br>．
study
B
．
inferior
B
．
lacking
B
．
therefore
B
．
practice
Section
B
（
22%
）
Directions
：
Read
the following three passages. Each passage is
followed
by
several
questions
or
unfinished
statements.
For
each
of
them
there
are
four
choices
marked A. B. c and D. choose the one
that fits best according to the information given
in the
passage you have just
read.
17
．
< br>（
8
分）
Last
July
，
Angela
Peters
，
36
，
rolled her wheelchair into a nail salon
located at the
Walmart shopping center
in Burton
，
Michigan
，
with the idea of painting her
nails
．
But
Peters
，
who has cerebral palsy
（脑瘫）
，
was turned away
．
The salon
（
which
is not owned
by
Walmart
）
，
she says told her that they were afraid
it would be too difficult to properly do
第
7
页（共
15
< br>页）
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