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黑龙江通河县2016高考英语（二轮）阅读理解练习（3）【2014高考英语安徽省六校联考】 shakespeares globe theatre and exhibition tour overviewshakespeares globe exhibition is the worlds largest exhibition devoted to shakespeare. located beneath the reconstructed globe theatre on londons bankside, the exhibition explores the remarkable story of the globe, and brings shakespeares world to life using a range of interactive displays and live demonstrations.highlightsl tour the reconstructed globe theatre and see how plays were staged in shakespeares dayl all-day access to the interactive globe exhibitionl actors, recordings and interactive displays bring shakespeares world to lifescheduleapril 23 to october 99:00am to 5:00pm. on monday, tours run all day. tuesday to saturday, last tour departs at 12:30pm and at 11:30am on sunday due to performances taking place on these days.october 10 to march 3110:00am to 5:00pm.important note:rehearsals(排练) will also take place throughout the theatre season. please note that access to the globe theatre may be restricted and there may be occasions when the globe tours are unable to run. when the globe tours are not available, rose or bankside tours can be offered instead.additional infol inclusions: entrance fee and all day access to exhibitionguided tour of shakespeares globe theatre (maximum 50 people)l exclusions(不包含项目): hotel pickup and drop offfood and drinks, unless specifiedpricingclick the link below to check pricing & availability on your preferred travel date. our pricing is constantly updated to ensure you always receive the lowest price possible - we 100% guarantee it. view pricing and availabilitytheatre tour and exhibitionshakespeares globe theatre tour and exhibition$22.34theatre tour and afternoon teashakespeares globe theatre tour and exhibition plus afternoon tea at 3:00pm in the swan brasserie or bar. $62.8960. the passage can be found _. a. in a newspaperb. in a magazinec. on the internetd. in a guidebook61. in this shakespeares globe theatre tour, we can _. a. visit the original globe theatreb. enjoy a british afternoon tea for free c. experience shakespeares world in an interactive wayd. visit the exhibition in the globe theatre62. what is true about the tour according to the passage? a. rehearsals may affect the tour. b. the pricing remains the same. c. performances take place throughout the year. d. the opening hours are the same in may and in november.63. if the globe tours are unable to run, _ will be offered instead. a. a shakespeares playb. afternoon tea c. rose or bankside toursd. hotel pickup【参考答案】6063 ccac 【2014高考英语安徽省六校联考】ci once had a house guest from cuba.during his visit, i happened to throw an old broken blender (搅拌机) in the trash. the next day it was sitting on my counter in working order. in his world, people simply cannot afford to replace an item which doesnt work properly. they take the time and figure out how to fix it. in cuba, they are still driving cars from the 1960s, mainly because they do not have a choice. in contrast, the u.s. is a “throw-away society.” statistics show that each american produces six pounds of trash per day.i believe a combination of factors has contributed to this phenomenon.“planned obsolescence(废弃)” is not a secret. it is a manufacturing (制造业) philosophy developed in the 1920s and 1930s, when mass production became popular.the goal is to make a product or part that will fail, or become less desirable over time or after a certain amount of use. this pressures the consumer to buy again.planned obsolescence does keep costs down.instead of making an expensive product that will last a long time, businesses produce more affordable, disposable(一次性的) items. some electronic items have become so inexpensive that it is cheaper to replace them than to repair them.busy people often value their time and convenience more than money. if a car starts to have mechanical problems, replacing it with a newer, more reliable model may be more appealing than tolerating it being in the garage for a week.in addition, advertising trains consumers to want what is new and improved. it convinces them that the more they have, the happier they will be. unlike people in many developing countries, we live in a world of abundance. a study by dr. timothy jones of the university of arizona also found that in the u.s., 40-50 percent of all food ready for harvest is wasted.abundance and waste soon became closely associated in the american way of life.64. in cuba, people usually fix a broken item instead of buying a new one because _. a. wasting is prohibited thereb. they are poor c. they are interested in fixing thingsd. they live a low-carbon life65. according to the article, planned obsolescence _. a. began before mass production became popular b. is intended to encourage consumers to buy more things c. results in higher prices of items d. requires factories to produce high-quality products66. which of the following is not true about the “throw-away society” in the u.s.? a. people prefer to buy a new blender rather than repair the broken one. b. a large quantity of food has been wasted. c. people believe that the more they have, the happier they will be. d. people all hold the belief that money comes first.67. what may be the writers attitude towards a throw-away society? a. supportive.b. critical.c. tolerant.d. optimistic.【参考答案】6467 bbdb 6871 cbcc 7275 badb写人记事（阅读理解）some years ago,writing in my diary used to be a usual activity.i would return from school and spend the expected half hour recording the days events,feelings,and impressions in my little blue diary.i did not really need to express my emotions by way of words,but i gained a certain satisfaction from seeing my experiences forever recorded on paper.after all,isnt accumulating memories a way of preserving the past?when i was thirteen years old,i went on a long journey on foot in a great valley,well-equipped with pens,a diary,and a camera.during the trip,i was busy recording every incident,name and place i came across.i felt proud to be spending my time productively,dutifully preserving for future generations a detailed description of my travels.on my last night there,i wandered out of my tent,diary in hand.the sky was clear and lit by the glare of the moon,and the walls of the valley looked threatening behind their screen of shadows.i automatically took out my pen.at that point,i understood that nothing i wrote could ever match or replace the few seconds i allowed myself to experience the dramatic beauty of the valley.all i remembered of the previous few days were the dull characterizations i had set down in my diary.now,i only write in my diary when i need to write down a special thought or feeling.i still love to record ideas and quotations that strike me in books,or observations that are particularly meaningful.i take pictures,but not very oftenonly of objects i find really beautiful.im no longer blindly satisfied with having something to remember when i grow old.i realize that life will simply pass me by if i stay behind the camera,busy preserving the present so as to live it in the future.i dont want to wake up one day and have nothing but a pile of pictures and notes.maybe i wont have as many exact representations of people and places; maybe ill forget certain facts,but at least the experiences will always remain inside me.i dont live to make memoriesi just live,and the memories form themselves.1.before the age of thirteen,the author regarded keeping a diary as a way of .a.observing her school routineb.expressing her satisfactionc.impressing her classmatesd.preserving her history2.what caused a change in the authors understanding of keeping a diary?()a.a dull night on the journey.b.the beauty of the great valley.c.a striking quotation from a book.d.her concerns for future generations.3.what does the author put in her diary now?()a.notes and beautiful pictures.b.special thoughts and feelings.c.detailed accounts of daily activities.d.descriptions of unforgettable events.4.the author comes to realize that to live a meaningful life is .a.to experience itb.to live the present in the futurec.to make memoriesd.to give accurate representations of it语篇解读:本文为记叙文。作者小时候喜欢写日记,每天忙着把“现在”记录在本子上。但她13岁时的一次经历使她意识到,我们应该学会享受而不是记录“现在”,“活着不是为了记忆”。答案及剖析:1.d事实细节题。根据第一段内容,尤其是最后一句“毕竟,积累记忆不就是保存过去的一种方式吗?”可知选d。2.b事实细节题。第二、三段描述了作者13岁时的经历,当时作者还是热衷于为了将来的回忆而记录现在,但晚上当她发现山谷的美丽时突然明白,“我写的任何东西都比不上此时让自己好好感受山谷的美丽”,从此作者的态度发生了转变。3.b事实细节题。根据第四段可知,作者现在只把自己特别的想法或情感写在日记中,故b项正确。4.a推理判断题。最后一段作者说,“也许我会忘了一些事实,但至少,这些经历将永远在我的心中”。这就是作者对生活的感悟:把握现在,感受今天,生活重在感受而不是为了回忆而记录。【长难句子分析】atthat point,时间状语i主语 understood谓语 that nothing(i wrote)定语从句宾语从句could ever matchor replacethe fewseconds(i allowed myself宾语从句 toexperiencethe dramatic beauty ofthe valley).定语从句宾语从句那时,我明白了我所写的任何东西都比不上或代替不了让我自己好好感受山谷惊人美丽的这几秒钟。阅读理解today, friday, november 12jazz with the mike thomas jazz band at the derby armsupper richmond road west, sheendisco satin sounds discofree at the lord napier, mort lake high st, from 8amto 8pmtel: 682158saturday, november 13jazz lysis at the bull s head, bamesadmission 60pmusical hall at the star and garter, lower richmond road, putney, provided by the aba daba music hall companygood food and entertainment fair pricetel: 789749family night out? join the sing-along at the black horsesheen road, richmondjazz the john bennett big band at the bull s head, barnesadmission 80pthe derby arms, upper richmond road west, give you joe on the electric accordion （手风琴）tel: 7894536sunday, november 14disco satin sounds disco, free at the lord napier, mort lake high street, from 8 amto 8 pmfolk music at the derby armsthe short stuff and residents the norman chop trionon -remembers 70ptel: 688626heavy music with tony simon at the bull, upper richmond road west, east sheenthe derby arms, upper richmond road west, give you joe on the electric accordion66where and when can you hea