2014届上海英语高考新题型 十一月练习卷 (2014届上海英语区县学校同步练习试卷集3 学生版 对外版).pdf

2014届上海英语区县学校同步练习试卷集3 P F Productions 2014 届上海英语高考备考组 制作 1 11 上海上海高考高考英语区县学校同步练习试卷集英语区县学校同步练习试卷集 届上海英语高考新题型十一月练习卷 本卷满分分 完卷时间分钟 第第卷 共卷 共分分 In Section A you will hear ten short conversations between two speakers At the end of each conversation question will asked about what was said The and the questions will be spoken only once After you hear a and the question it read the four your paper and decide one is the best answer to the question you have 1 A 6 45 B 7 30 C 7 15 D 7 00 A At hotel B At the railway C At the airport D At the cinema 3 A Some music cassettes B Some school supplies C Something to D Something to eat 4 A Susan gave him the piece of pie B He the pie was delicious C He went out to buy an apple pie D He didn t think highly of Susan s pie 5 A Moving office furniture B Hanging a poster C Painting a room D a news bulletin 6 A Surprised B C Delighted D Offended 7 A He found her topic B He hurt his eye this morning C The clock was a very unusual one D The lecture was more than one hour long 8 A He believes dancing is enjoyable B He won t dance until he has done his work C He admires those dance D He definitely does not like dancing 9 A He should look for someone to talk to B He gives lessons in exercising C He talks too much D He should follow his own advice 10 A She gave a lecture to the class B She advised the man to see a psychologist C She the man to take the course D She the man to apply to graduate school 2014届上海英语区县学校同步练习试卷集3 P F Productions 2014 届上海英语高考备考组 制作 2 11 In Section B you will hear two short passages and you will be asked three questions on each of the passages The will be read 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 would be the best answer to the question you heard 11 A He did it during the time B He did it on weekends C He copied it from He did it 12 A At high school B In the freshman year of college C In the second year of college D In the year of college 13 A By failing in his degree B By worrying about losing his scholarship C By crying in the professor s office D By having to do extra assignments 14 A Fire emergencies B Medical situations C Traffic accidents D All types of situations 15 A Asking them to call often B them what an emergency is C Telling them the of an emergency D all kinds of drills for them 16 A The different of 911 B C The establishment of 911 D Keeping kids from emergencies In Section C you will hear two longer The conversations will be read twice After you hear each conversation you are to fill in the numbered blanks with the information you heard Write your answers on answer sheet Complete the form for each answer The WomanThe Woman s s Life in LondonLife in London Winter weather in London Ways of transportation to work London Restaurants in Place of celebrating her birthday Cold and by Very In an restaurant Complete the form for each answer 2014届上海英语区县学校同步练习试卷集3 P F Productions 2014 届上海英语高考备考组 制作 3 11 After reading the passages below fill in the blanks to make the coherent and grammatically correct For the with a given word fill in blank with the form of the given word for the other blanks use one word that best fits blank Many years my was facing a serious heart condition He was unable to work a steady job he wanted to do to keep busy Thus he decided to volunteer at the local hospital He ended working with the seriously ill children One of his kids be a girl with a disease that 使 瘫痪 her from the neck down My dad decided to help her He visiting in her room bringing paints brushes and paper He stood the paper up put the in his mouth and began to paint using his hands All the while he tell her See you can do anything you set your mind to At the end of the day she began to using her mouth and she and my dad became friends Soon after the little girl was sent home simply the doctors felt there was nothing else they could do for her Some time later my dad had recovered and returned to work in came little who had been only this she walk She ran straight over to my dad and hugged him really She gave him picture At the bottom it read Thank you for me walk If you fail sleep at night 平板电脑 use at bedtime might blame new research suggests Mariana Figueiro of the Research Center at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and her team showed two hours of iPad use at brightness was enough change normal release of melatonin a key in the body s clock or system melatonin does is to tell your body it is night helping to make you sleepy If you delay that signal Figueiro you might have sleep Other research that if you do that chronically many years it can lead to disruption of the system sometimes with serious health she explains The dose of light is important Figueiro says the brightness and exposure time as well as the wavelength determine it affects melatonin Light inblue and white range release by tablets can do the trick so laptops and desktop computers The team designed light 眼镜 and had wear them during late evening tablet use light dose measurements from the goggles correlated with 被限制的 melatonin 2014届上海英语区县学校同步练习试卷集3 P F Productions 2014 届上海英语高考备考组 制作 4 11 On the bright side a morning shot of screen time could be used as light therapy for seasonal affective disorder andlight based Figueiro hopeswill creative with tomorrow s tablets and make them more circadian friendly perhaps even switching to white text on a screen at night to minimize the Until then do your sleep schedule a favor and turn down the of your screens going to bed or switch back to good old Complete the following by using the words in the box word can only be used once Note that there is one word more you need A analysis B enhance C somehow E average F lacking G standard I entirely J contribute K Since at least the 1970s U S have complaints of the but 平淡无 味的 tomatoes In a study published in June in took a close look at the chemical of both standard tomatoes and more than 100 tomato varieties Their new findings indicate that a flavor not only on the balance of sugars and acids within the but subtle fragrant compounds many of which are in the modern tomato Harry Klee has studying tomato flavor for the past 10 years Some of the shortcomings he explains because farmers have bred plants not for taste but for high yield and durability during shipping The more fruit an individual tomato plant produces the less sugar it can invest in Klee and his colleagues a project to analyze the that a tomato taste Klee thinks may suggest a new way to the flavor of tomatoes Klee s team grew varieties in fields and bought tomatoes from a local supermarket The sliced up the fruit offered the 块 to volunteers who carefully tasted piece of tomato They are then to give of the tomato in terms of their intensity of sweetness sourness and As expected the volunteers in Klee s new studythe flavor ofwith a lot of sugar but sugar content did not explain their preferences Chemicals known as 挥发性的 compounds which drift into our nostrils once a fruit has been bitten can also to flavor In Klee s the most 丰富的 volatile in a tomato barely influenced the fruit s flavor Instead a less common volatile called which improves a tomato s flavor made a huge difference Compared with tomato varieties tomatoes have less geranial and other volatile compounds They re kind of like light beer he Even if all chemicals are there they are at lower For each blank in passage there are four words or phrases marked A B C and D Fill in each with the word or phrase best fits the context 2014届上海英语区县学校同步练习试卷集3 P F Productions 2014 届上海英语高考备考组 制作 5 11 Nearly eight out of 100 children the U S from f 食品过敏 ranging from nuts to eggs Until now the only way to prevent has been to avoid the foods which can be because traces of nuts eggs and dairy 潜藏 in many products But a new offers some the best evidence that doing the thing exposing patients to steadily higher higher doses of food 过敏原 may do the job It may help some kids their Wesley Burks a professor at the University of Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine and his colleagues started 40 children egg allergies on a dose of egg white powder The researchers who published their in July in the started with a lower equivalent one ten thousandth of an egg Then they 增加 the dose After 22 months of therapy followed by a two month break 28 percent of the children were to take the of two and a half eggs One year later nearly 99 percent of those children were eggs reporting no Researchers believe the treatment called oral teaches the body to tolerate what it once It has also been tested for peanut and milk it also influences certain 抗体 such as and These are believed to be allergic reactions Blood tests in who to the trial showed decreased levels of the antibody which triggers the immune system to react and levels of antibodies which 炎症 61 to all the kids Those who failed the tests may need a longer 62 period Burks says It seems that those kids be too sensitive respond to therapy They need to continue taking the dose so that can to the Thus a n therapy may do the work The hope is we can a treatment in the next few years that may benefit all the kids 51 A traditional B C offending D unhealthy 52 A opposite B C D unusual 53 A B C sensitivity D capability 54 A suddenly B C D 55 A B equivalent C volume D 56 A questions B requests C reactions D sufferings 57 A rejected B obeyed C informed D 58 A B However C Moreover D 59 A combined with B to C devoted to D shared with 60 A discourage B C activate D withdraw 61 A available B helpful C D interesting 62 A rest B exposure C operational D 63 A adapt B object C D come 64 A separated B balanced C reserved D 65 A face up to B make up for C come up with D go with 2014届上海英语区县学校同步练习试卷集3 P F Productions 2014 届上海英语高考备考组 制作 6 11 Read the following three passages Each is followed by several questions or unfinished statements For each of there are four choices marked A B C and D Choose the one that fits best according to the information in the passage you have just read When my father was up his father offered him 25 cents to memorize the complete list of U S presidents A generation later dad the same deal with me upping the reward to 5 This year I offered my own son 10 to perform same stunt My son however was Nowadays he argued has a smartphone and always He ll turn out to be correct 2013 is a point in which for the first time in history smartphones will outsell plain ones In other words a in your pocket is the norm Now parents in my generation might have a dismay and disappointment We say If they don t have facts in heads they be able to put new information into context And yet we ve issue before When pocket calculators came along educators and parents were alarmed about students losing the arithmetic using paper and pencil After hundreds of of teaching basic math were we now prepared to cede that expertise to machines Yes were You are even allowed to use one when you are taking the SAT 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the moment you take off the pay people start relapsing says Pedro J Teixeira a professor who co a describing a much more successful weight loss intervention In the study overweight women had been encouraged to explore their personal motivations and to choose their own goals exercised more and lost significantly more weight by the three year mark than women who did tap into their autonomy If your goal originated from an source you can still make good use of it If a doctor tells you to watch your cholesterol for example you can ask yourself how your food choices help or hinder your pursuit of your larger such as spending time with your grandchildren or traveling more This process can help you the external goal as a path to becoming the person you want to be enabling you to embrace it more fully 2014届上海英语区县学校同步练习试卷集3 P F Productions 2014 届上海英语高考备考组 制作 9 11 73 The bad side of fails to pull people out of the bad habit mainly because they A seldom truly believe in the deadly effect of smoking B generally neglect the deadly effect of smoking C fail to find enough proving the bad side of smoking D are more likely to be by different excuses 74 The phrase in Paragraph 3 probably to a way to stick to the goal by A highlighting the relatedness others during the process B adding pressure to the surrounding people or environment C gaining encouragements from one s close friends D switching focus from the goal to the possible results 75 The study of persuading to lose weight indicates that A money has a long lasting effect on people to lose weight B internal motivators play a more role in the process of keeping a goal C both the short term and the long term studies draw the same conclusions D those who lack their own psychological needs perform than those who don t 76 Which of the following is TRUE to the passage A External motivators can be changed internal to help keep a goal B Scholars have long in the theory of self determination C A more realistic aim isn t quite useful to keep one s resolution on t