-
潍坊市
2021
届高三第二次模拟考试
语
4
本试卷分第
I
卷（选择题）和第
II<
/p>
卷（非选择题）两部分。第
I
卷
1
至
10
页，第Ⅱ卷<
/p>
l1
至
12
页。
满
分为
150
分。考试用时为
120
分钟。
第
I
卷（共
100
分
）
注意事项：
1
．答第
I
< br>卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号、考试科目涂写在答题卡上。
2
．每小题选出答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的
答案标号涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再
选涂其他答案标号。不能答在试卷上。<
/p>
第一部分
听
力（共两节，满分
30
分）
该部分分为第一、第二两节。注意：回答听力部分时，请先将答案标在试卷上。听力部分结束前，
你将有两分钟的时间将你的答案转涂到客观题答题卡上。
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
仅渎一遍。
1
．
What does the
man want to buy
？
A
．
A
desk
．
B
．
A
chair
．
C
．
A
bed
．
2
．
What will the
nlan do
？
A
．
Eat
something
．
B
．
Take a
rest
．
3
．
What is the man
going to do
？
C
．
Go to
study.
A
．
Open the
window
．
B
．
Find another
room
．
C
．
Go out with the
woman
．
4
．
How long is the
museum open a day
？
A
．
7
hours
．
B
．
8
hours
．
C
．
9
hours
．
5
．
What did the
woman do yesterday evening
？
A
．
She went to the
party
．
B
．
She looked
after her baby
．
C
．
She cleaned her
house
．
第二节（共
15
小题；每小题
1.5
分．满分
22
．
5
分）
听下面
5
< br>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
< br>、
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。<
/p>
听第
6
段材料
，回答第
6
、
7
题。
6
．
What is the
most attractive in the film
？
A
．
Its
sound
．
B
．
Its
music
．
C
．
Its
pictures
．
7
．
When is the
film most likely to begin
？
A
．
After
6
：
00
p
．
m
．
B
．
Before
6
：
00
p
．
m
．
C
．
At
6
：
00 p
．
m
．
sharp
．
< br>
听第
7
段材料，回答第
8
、
9
题。
8
．
Why
does the woman want to move out of the
flat
？
A
．
It costs her
too much
．
B
．
It
’
s too
far from the schoo1
．
C
．
It
’
< br>s shared by too many roommates
．
9
．
What kind of
flat is the woman looking
for
？
A
．
One with
furniture in it
．
B
．
One with enough
space
．
C
．
One where she
can live alone
．
听
第
8
段材料，回答第
10
至
12
题。
10
．
How will the
woman send the material
？
A
．
By
email
．
B
．
By
mail
．
C
．
By
fax
．
11
．
What
’
s the
man
’
s
name
？
A
．
Cordell
．
B
．
Kordel
．
C
．
Kordell
．
12
．
What
’
s
the man
’
s telephone
number
？
A
< br>．
560-1287
．
B
．
560-1288
．
C
．
560-2187
．
听第
9
段材料，回答第
13
至
16
题。
13
．
How long did
the man wait for the woman
？
A
．
Nearly two
hours
．
B
．
More than two
hours
．
C
．
Almost an
hour
．
14
．
What did the
woman buy for the man
？
A
．
Some
food
．
B
．
Milk
．
C
．
A
shirt
．
15·What
did the woman do first on her way home？
A
．
She met her
former classmate
．
B
．
She went to a
travel agency
．
C
．
She did some
shopping
．
16
．
Why did Norman
go to France
？
A
．
To go
sightseeing
．
B
．
To learn
French
．
C
．
To work as an
engineer
．
听第
10
段材料，回答第
17
至
20
题。
17
．
How many
emails did the speaker get
？
A
．
300
．
B
．
120
．
C
．
180
．
18
．
How many
disadvantages did the speaker give
us
？
A
．
Two
．
B
< br>．
Three
．
C
．
Four
．
19
．
Why do people
prefer online shopping
？
A
．
It is available
around the clock
．
B
．
It helps them
get goods of higher quality
．
C
．
It guarantees
the safe use of credit
cards
．
20
< br>．
What
’
s the
speaker
’
s attitude toward
shopping online
？
A
．
He approves of
it
．
B
．
He disapproves
of it
．
C
．
We
don
’
t
know
．
第二部分
阅读理解（共两节，满分<
/p>
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<
/p>
D
）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项
涂黑。
A
Animals play a huge role in our lives
even if we don
’
t own a
pet
．
From the dogs barking
in our apartment
buildings
，
to our
mom
’
s cat that she seems to
love more than her
children
，
to our
terrifying experiences of being flipped off a
horse at camp
，
to encounters
with animals in the
wild
．
For our
April 2015 writing
contest
，
we want your
personal essays that focus on a pet or
animal story
．
Use
the following ideas to help shape your true pet or
animal story
．
·
Do you own a pet that has
given you great joy or great
sorrow
？
·
Have you ever had an
incident involving an animal or
pet
？
·
Do you believe in animal
rights
？
·
Do you think people are
crazy about their pets
？
Title of Essay
When you submit your
essay
．
title it as
：“
Animals
：
_______
_____
”
Include the word
“
Animals
”
as
the beginning of your essay
title
，
but then make the rest
of your story title
unique
．
Rules
Three
simple rules for
the Stage of
Life
student writing
contest
．
1
）
This is a Non-
Fiction essay contest
．
2
）
Essays are 500
words or less
．
3
）
Essays must be
your original work
．
Deadline
Midnight
April 30
，
2015 Pacific Time
US
Results
Finalists
，
Runners
Up
，
and the Winner will be
posted on StageofLife
．
com
and Teen
Trend Report after May 26
，
2015
．
NOTE
：
Winners will
be contacted once judging is complete
（<
/p>
approx
．
30 days
after contest
ending
）．
An email
will be sent to the winner
（
s
）
to get the address for the
prize package
approx
．
1
—
2 months
afterwards
．
21
．
What is the
text mainly about
？
A
．
How to write an
essay
．
B
．
Our friends-
animals
．
C
．
April 2015
writing contest
．
D
．
How to find
your animal friend
．
22
．
Which can be
your essay title for the
contest
？
A
．
Animals
：
Caly
pso and the frozen hamster cage
B
．
Bald eagles and
the birth of miracles
C
．
Easier to love
animal than people
D
．
My pet
friend
：
Frog-
Winston
23
．
We can learn
from the text
that______________
．
A
．
fictional
stories are also acceptable
B
．
results will be
announced before May
C
．
top ten winners
will finally be selected
D
．
the prize
package will be received by winners
B
You are going
along in a conversation with a friend and it all
seems to be good
，
and
suddenly
，
you say
something and the conversation stops
entirely
．
And
you
’
re
thinking
“
What
happened
？”
You
didn
’
t say anything
insulting
（侮辱的）
or
mean
，
you just voiced
your opinion
．
Or
so you think
…
I
had lunch the other day with a dear
friend
．
I travel a lot for
work
，
and she used
to
．
I was
complaining about the air
travel
．
I said how I would
love some day to get into the first class
cabin where sutely conditions were far
better than the
economy
（经济舱）．
My friend
said
“
You know what I used to
do
？
I'd buy my coach ticket,
but then
，
at the last
minute
，
right
before boarding started
，
I
’
d go up to the
counter agent and ask if there were any first
class
seats still
available
．
And often
，
they
’
d say
‘
yes!
’
and
I'd only pay an extra $$ 200 instead of
$$ 2000 and get to fly
first
．”
I immediately
retorted with
“
Oh
，
that would never happen now.
They jam the planes so full
，
there
’
s never an
available seat to be had
．
，
the
conversation
ended
—
at least that part of
it
．
It was only
later that it hit me I had unwisely said no to my
friend
’
s experience of
life
．
I
had
slammed
（砰地关，使劲摔）
my reality
in her face
，
as if hers
didn
’
t
matter
．
There are
few things worse that we do to our friends than
make them feel like they don’t
matter
．
We rarely
mean to
，
yet we do it all the
time
．
It would have been so
easy for me to
consider her experience
in my response
：“
I never
thought of that
．
I wonder if
it would still
work
，
given the
general overcrowding
．”
I
would not have thus denied either her experience
or mine. And there would have been a
continuing basis for
conversation
，
had we wished
to do
so
．
Simply
put
，
instead of listening
competitively
，
we need to
listen to learn.
24
．
The
underlined
“
coach
ticket
”
in Paragraph 2 refers
to a ticket for
_____________
．
A
．
the
platform
B
．
the long
journey bus
C
．
the first class
in the plane
D
．
the economy
class in the plane
25
．
My friend
ended the conversation because she thought
_____________
．
A
．
I lost face
B
．
I misunderstood
her
C
．
I overlooked
her life
D
．
I
voiced my opinion
26
．
The worst
thing we do to our friends is
______________
．
A
．
act too
politely toward them
B
．
make them feel
unimportant
C
．
compare their
experiences with ours
D
．
end a
conversation all of a sudden
27
．
The main
purpose of the text is to
_______________
．
A
．
amuse us with a
real story
B
．
inform us of a
recent discovery
C
．
remind us to
listen to learn
D
．
persuade us to
stop insulting others
C
It might be
difficult to find anyone who
hasn
’
t seen one of the ice
bucket
（桶）
challenge
videos or
pictures
．
And every day
there
’
s a new one with a
celebrity
（名人）
in
it
．
Justin
Bieber's video got more than one millio
n
‘
likes
’．
< br>Former US President George W
．
Bush took
part
in one and so did actor Tom
Cruise
，
Internet
billionaires
，
footballers and
my neighbor
Sophie
．
But has it
achieved anything
？
The chal
lenge’s aims were
fundraising and bringing awareness to the
Amyotrophic Lateral
Sclerosis Association
（
ALSA
）
in the
US
．
The figures say it
did
．
During the month of
August
，
when the campaign was
in full swing
，
ALSA received
over $$ 98m
—
a big jump
compared to the
$$2
．
7m donated
during the same period last
year
．
Other charities have
benefitted from it
too
，
including the
UK
’
s Water
Aid
．
It seems to have got
money from some people who
thought the
ice bucket challenge was a waste of precious
liquid
．
But
Shannon Murray
，
a British
writer who campaigns for disability rights says
：“
It
’
s
been very celebrity-centered and it
plays into our culture of putting everything about
ourselves
out there on social
media
．
Some people have
obviously done it to attract more public
attention and
that
’
s up to
them
．
Personally it makes me
a bit uncomfortable
．”
Veteran
BBC
radio presenter John Humphrys
isn
’
t happy
either
．“
I have mixed
feelings about persuading
people to
support a charity with
stunts
（噱头），”
he
says
．
Humphrys believes
charity should
be about giving because
it
’
s a worthwhile cause that
we want to help
．
The ice bucket challenge
isn
’
t the first to get
benefits through social
media
．
In
March
，
Cancer Research UK
raised millions when women posted pictures of
themselves online wearing
no makeup
while donating to
charity
．
The days of just
relying on people
’
s goodwill
and social
conscience might be
over
．
As Humphreys puts
it
，“
Charity has become big
business
，
and
fundraising is all about clever
marketing
．
Pity they
can
’
t let the cause speak
for itself
．”
28
．
The figures in
Paragraph 2 show
______________
．
A
．
the challenge
has achieved its aims
B
．
other charities
have benefitted too
C
．
ALSA no longer
needs money
D
．
charity
can
’
t go without
celebrities
29
．
What
’
s Shannon
Murray
’
s attitude towards
the ice bucket challenge
？
A
．
Supportive
．
C
．
Doubtful
．
B
．
Unc
aring
．
D
．
Respectful
．
30
．
What
will charity probably depend on in the
future
？
A
．
Various
associations
．
C
．
Smart
marketing
．
B
．
People
’
s
goodwill
．
D
．
Social
conscience
．
31
．
Which of the
following can be the best title for the
text
？
A
．
Does ice bucket
waste precious liquid
？
B
．
Does ice bucket
leave you cold
？
C
．
Does ice bucket
ruin charity
？
D
．
Does ice make
charity hot
？
D
Child abuse and
child neglect are serious
crimes
．
Some U
．
S
．
1aws are designed
to
protect children from their very own
parents
．
Recently
，
two parents who live in the state of
Maryland
，
near Was
hington
，
D
．
C
．，
were found guilty
of
“
unsubstantiated neglect
”（未经
证实的疏忽）
.
< br>
What was their
crime
？
The parents let their
two children walk home together unsupervised
（无人监管的）
from a neighborhood
park
．
The children are a
10-year old boy named Raft and
his
6-year old sister Dvora
．
The
two siblings like to play at their neighborhood
park
．
After
playing
，
they walk
home
—
by themselves
．
And
“
that is a
problem
”，
says
Maryland
’
s child
protective services
agency
．
And this incident has
restarted a debate in the U
．
S
．
about the
amount of independence parents should
give their children
．
Some people object to courts telling
parents how to raise their
children
．
They also think
children benefit from exploring the
outside world without a lot of
supervision
．
Raft and
Dvora
’
s parents,
Danielle and Alexander
Meitiv
，
are both trained
scientists
．
They
defend
“
free-range
parenting
．”
Free-range is
usually a term used to describe farm animals that
live
parents
，
it
means loosening control over your
children
．
Danielle Meitiv
explains
．“
The
idea of free-range parenting is really that your
children need the freedom to
explore.
They need to be
a1one
，
without
parents
．
They learn to take
risks
．
They learn to be
independent
．”
But opponents say this so
called
“
free-range
parenting
”
can put children
in danger
．
They
say children may not be able to safely
explore the world alone
．
They
may not be able to cross
the street
safely
．
They may get
lost
．
They could get hurt
or
，
a
parents
’
worst nightmare
，
kidnapped.
The Meitiv parents say they slowly let
their two children take walks by
themselves
．
They
first made sure Rafi and Dvora knew the
area well
．
But on December 20
，
2014
，
the two young
Meitivs went farther than
usual
．
They walked home from
a park that is a little more than a
kilometer
away
．
Police officers stopped
the children as they walked along a busy
street
．
They
drove
the children home
．
What
happened next came as a
shock
，
says Alexander
Meitiv
，
their
father
．