华大新高考联盟2020届4月份教学质量测评英语试题

1、机密启用前华大新高考联盟2020届高三4月教学质量测评英语 霾命题：华中师范大学考试研究院成城查询网址：关注发信公众号支的成，jhccnu"sing本试题卷共12页。全卷满分150分。考试用时120分钟。祝考试顺利支注意事项：L齐雄箭.先将自己的姓名.根务”号城写在善网卡上弁将虚专注号条JB码贴在普勃箕上的指定位置.2 .逢杼0!的作答，器小ts进出在W后,用2B铅名把答题卡上对应名目的答案标号/N.写在试口卷、Q格纸制苏也卡上 的存杵为区域均无效.3 .曾信择的作答,刖签字里白偃等在答0卡上Wa的答剧区域内.写在鼠H6、靠Hau。答H卡上的上着I8N坡均 天政4 .考试结束后请将符

2、唐卡上交.第一部分 听力（共两节,满分30分）做题酎先利答案惊在求卷上.录音内容结束后你将有两分件的时间将M卷上的答案方深刎答助 卡上.第一节（共5小履函小0 1.5分.满分7.5分）听下面5段对话.每段对话后有一个小吆,从卷中所给的A、B、C三个选限中选出最住这项.听完每段 对话后你郁方10眇钟的时间来回答有关小E和同读下一小吧帝段对？仪读一边.例 3 How much is the shirt?a £9.18.C. £9.15.C. To read the book.Q 524.C. At a market.C He k considerate.A. £19.

3、15.答案是C.】 WKat docs the woman expect ihc man to do with her?A. To have coffee.B. To make a Bchcdulc.2. How much will the woman pay in all?A. $16,B. $18.A. In a classroom.B. At a restaurant.3. Where doc、the convcrMition probably tike place?4. Wbat do we know about the man?A. He is careful.B. He in wo

4、rried.X i9 IX HI m 1 JX （共 12 贝）版权声明:本仪独卷为隼中即随大学出总社正式出版物槽所有达赋毋宛5 What docs the man want to know?A. The dormitory rule.B. The dormitory hour.C. The dormitory problem.说二节（共15小彷小场】5分清分22.5分）听下面5段对话或拽白.每段对话或独白后有几个小扬.从震中所给的A.B、C三个选项中选出星便选 项.听每段对话或独白防.你将有时间闽读各个小题每小勒5秒钟,听完后各小凤将给出5秒伸的作答时 间.每坦对话或独白谟两遍.所第6段材料

5、,回答第6.7送.5. What will the speakers see?A. Ruby's Mistake.B. Tfcrrr Wishes.7. When will the speakers most likely arrive at the theater?A. At 5t30 pm.B At 5«45 pm.C. Run Lt% thf Wind.C. At 6|00 pm.所第7段豺料,目若第8、9题.8. Why did the woman go to Cambodia?A. To work.B. To go for a holiday.9. Which co

6、untry has impressed the woman most?A France.B. Italy.C. To visit her sister.C. Morocco.所第8段材N,回答第10至12 sL10. What is the possible relationship between the speakers?A. Marathon racem.B Cooch and phyer.C. Husband and wife.11. Whit i* the woman concerned about ynout?A. The lack of running experience.B.

7、 The strength to finish the race.C. The need to go to the bathroom.：2 What does the man advise the woman to do during the race?A. Never slop.B. Have a rest.C. Slow down.英语试题第2页（共12页）t枚声朗：本试司力华/岬尼大学由版杜壬式出版勃.域权班,盗缴必克研第9氏U料,回答笫13至16题e8. What did the woman do at the beach last time?A. She swam in the se

8、a.B. She played Mnd volleyball.C. She sat alone all the way.14. What docs the man think of hiking in Mor tan Peaks?C. Rewarding.C. Go cycling.C. Unfriendly.A. Tiring.B. Challenging.15. Why do the speakers give up playing handball?A. Their friends h«vr no interest.B There aren't enough playe

9、rs.C The new aports hall is closed.16. What activity do the speakers decide on at last?A. Go hiking.B. Go swimming.所第10段材料,回答第17至201s.17. How do seagulls become if often fed by humans?A. Gentle.B. Active.18. What makes seagulls change their feeding habits?A. Snack business.B. Beach touring.C. Climat

10、e change.19. How c«n you keep seagulls away from your snacks?A. Hiding under an umbrella.B. Looking into their eyes.C. Running for 21 seconds.20. Wh«t does the writer advise you to do with ss&ulls?A. Never play with them.B. Never feed them with 5nacks.C. Never disturb them on beaches.第

11、二部分 nttaM （其用节,窝分40分）第一节 供15小题小风2分，谪分30分）阅读卜列娅文，从每电所给的A、C和D四个选项中选出最佳选顽.英语试题第3页（共12页）版权声本依墨卷为隼中州鼠大学出版杜正式出队8及核所;T.盗版抬更Give ExploringSUNDAY. FEBRUARY 9 2020. 8 AM-6 PMCome explore undeveloped eaves without the u»c of built-in eleclricity. walkways« or stairs. Prepare to get mudcy! On this tri

12、p* cavers will climb slowly through tight cave entrances that open into large caves. The caves have deposits and liave formations that have been forming for thouMnd9 of years. There are delicate ecosystems (生态系统)that you should protect well.Location(位置九 VallecitoCent Student： $ 35 Public： $ 75Ulah S

13、print Break Road TripMONDAY. MARCH 30, 5AM-SATURDAY. APRIL 4. 2020. 6 PMLocation： UtahExplore the southwest on this Utah Road Tnp with Peak Adventures! Se< huge rock arches« sweeping desert viewn. nnd glowinp funsctK reflecting off orange Utah smndstone. Daily activities will include camping

14、, hiking, and light seeing. Participants may hive the opportunity for higher adventure activities ns determined by the group.Co>t Student $ 480 I Publics $700Tahoe Day HikeSATURDAY. APRIL 11. 2020. 7 AM-6 PMsnowshoeing! Be sure toLocahcn： TahoeExperience the fresh air and grand Lake Tahoe views w

15、hile hiking in D.L. Bliss State Park. Located on the West Shore of Lake Tahoe, this hike hosts »ome of Lake Tahoe's best traih (/hifi). Destinations may include Balancing Rock. Rubicon Point and the highest 1 ghthouse in the United States If weather and snow pack permit, we may have the opp

16、ortunity to try pack your camera!Cost Students $35 ( Public： $75F«ll Moon HikeSATURDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 2020. 4 PM-11 PMCome hike under the full moon! Experience nature in different views, first by (he colorful unset, then by the light of the full moon! This beginner adventure is a great way to mak

17、e new friends.Locations Cronan RanchCoat Student： $25 I Publics $ ,10英谓试密第4页（箕12 X）21 What «re you reminded to do in Cave Exploring?A. Keep away from electricity.B. Leave its ecosystems undamaged.C. U*c walkways or stairs safely.D. Avoid getting much too dirty.22. Which allows its members to ch

18、oose their own adventures?A. Cave Exploring.B. Tahoe Diy Hike.C. Full Moon Hike.D. Utah Spring Break Roid Trip.23. Which destination is recommended if you are an inexperienced hiker?A. Cronan Ranch.B. VallecitaC. Utah.D. Tahoe.BI've been teaching college for many years. !'ve long grown used

19、to the lorn jeans* slippe hofts in the dead of the Maine winter, and Uli caps worn backward. Still when one of my students showed up in paiamaCIft4C) bottoms* I couldn't help asking« -Did you just roll out of bed?* He responded "Five minutes ago.*I'm familiar with the school of tho

20、ught kt says that how students dress is unrelated. *o long as thcy*rc learning. I put it in the Mme category as Grammar and spelling doi't mAiter. so long a、ihcy*rc expressing ihemselves*. I wonder about the wisdom of blurring( ffi ft?) the line between bed and desk.I smile when I think back on

21、the ocoissions llut my parents asxciatcd with needing to look respectable. Once, when I wa« 14 and my brother was 12. my father announced that he was taking w into Manhattan (just a subway ride away) to »ee the play. My brother and I were excited at the hope, but were stionly discouraged w

22、hen tny father directed us to put on our best clothes* iBcluding jackets and tic*. *But why?" 1 begged, not wanting to change out of my comfortable jeans. T-shirt, and sneakers. ,eBecause.* he zid. *wc*re going to New York.* I can still nee the star* in hi» eye« »» he mid th

23、ese words.So yes. 1 do want my students to be comfortable. But I also want to pay my respects to tbo* students who believe that appearances count.1 think (A the woman - a somewhat older student - I had in ciass a few years buck. She was someone 2 whom science did not come easily She worked determine

24、dly for respectable grades on every homework. But I was struck by how tastefully she drc&scd day «her day.Once. 1 aid. "You always looked so nice.* Immediately* she answeredt -l vc waited 12 years to return to school* and 1 dress up to remind myself to be senous about it.*And. I might

25、add« &he seemrd perfectly comfortable to mr.英语试脑箫5页（共12页）敢做本试为华中力电火孑出血杜£氏出义月看黄M必亢24. Wbit phenomenon is described in the first paragraph?A. Students care little about class attendance.B. Students show their periorulity through dress.C. Students tend to ignore their personal appearance.

26、D. Studenu make it a habit to be late for school.25. What's the writer attitude towards the school of thought?A. AtnbicuouB.A Supportive.C DoubtfulD, Disapproving.26. Whit can we learn about the writer*1 parenti from Parigraph 3?A. They emidcred personal appearance important.B. They looked after

27、 their children with great care.C. They often paid a visit to New York.D. They preferred dressing formally on a subway.V. Why did the older student draw* tastefully cvcxy day?A. To (eel comfortable al da&s with others.B. To a how her serious attitude towards learning.C. To impress others with re

28、spectable clothes.D. To hide her emb«rra):iment at poor homework.CAmerican Grace Brown is keeping busy during her first year of high school. She studies ail the required tubjeett. such is English history and ma thematic s« as well talunc classes in Latin. She also sins* in a music group an

29、d plays the piano. The school day lasts from about eight o'clock in the morning to three in the afternoon. But because of her many activities, she has no time (or a elast in physical educjiiion. or PE.So Grace is getting school credit for virtual PE. She wears a fitness tracker called Fitbit tha

30、t the high school pronded. She wears the Fitbit on her arm while doing exercises hsting 30 minutes or longer three <ime» a werk. Her computer has a software program that records her ictivity which the c«n present for credit.A PE teacher may not he finding the Fitbit-wearing studenr* in

31、penon. Bui teacherq do lead students( work by netting goals such ” fat burn. u»mg the technology their eyes and ears. *We certainly exercise more in online PE," Brown said. "There*B a lot of standing around in regular PE. Online* 1 do much harder英调试ffi66页（共12 JOI权事明：皋HU*力隼中篦大#曲jatiijL

32、*.出版妁欣收将翕安戚必亢workouu."Grace,s mother. Rhonda Brown, remembers how hard PE class ind aftbnll were for iier because of blindness in one eye. She would like to tee Fairfix County give students permission to avoid PE ii they play school spurts.We're » Muck in (he traditional claMroom setti

33、ng. These kids are burning 2.000 CAlories(卡路里 curing a practice and more at every game*w Rhonda said. *1 wish the schools would catch up with the times."It noi clear how many school* are supporting the trend. Technology and the collection of any student data always raise the problem of student

34、privacy concerns. *There is a difference between phyMCftl activity and physical education." Mid Chris Herd. Physical activity is great for the body. Wc want everybody to move* but physical education is a class where students are tau|tht how co move their body and I he social context in which to

35、 do that."28. Why does Grace take virtual PE?A. She is busy with school activitiesB. She prefers something new.C. She Imb interest m wearable technology.D. Sh« Icvcs being tracked while doing PE.29. What do PE teachers do while their students are doing virtual PE?A. Provide tome guidance i

36、n the flesh.R. Help stt»dcnt» get good pcrtoivil exercise.G Teach students how to wear a ficncsa tracker.D. Monitor Mudents with technology all day.30. Why did Rhonda always avoid playing games a< school?Z She couldn't catch up with the times.B- She waa often stuck in traditional ex

37、ercise.C. She couldn't burn 2.000 calories per gme.D. She was blind in one of her eyei.31. What doe* Chris stres* in his words?A. Wearable technology threatens students* privacy.Ik PhyMcal activities nc«d aiudentB' teamwork.C. PE is also about students* social connection.D. Online PE co

38、llecu lot of Mndefita* data.«»«an索i页（共】2页）版权声明：幺试题卷为华中坤危大学比H处工人也魁酶,施杈附有.依收3支When you think of the Himalayas, you may picture tall* rcxrky. snow-covercd pcalw. But th«t k noi true.The subnivaK 亚冰雪的)region is the zone between the treeline I nd the snowline. It is 5 to 15 times as l

39、arge as the areas of Rhcicr式冰川)and permanent snow, which meirs studyinR it is vital io understanding the Himalayas as a whole.The treeline i、the edge of an ecosystem where trees arc able to grow, and beyond the treeline environmental conditions become too tough to allow ircc growth. Meanwhile. !tnow

40、line« arc the boundaries on mountains that separate area5 with permanent snow (where snow is present for the majority of the year) from area、with seaMnal or no snow.Researchers used satellite datn from 1993 to 2018 to measure pant cover between 4.150 meters and 6.000 meters above ea level. The

41、scienthts discovered that the Rrcaiest increase in plant cover was between an altitude of 5.000 meters and 5.500 meters. Subnival plants mostly include Mmall shrub、andSraftftes.Even areas once completely occupied by glaciers now hold rocks covered with eossc，(苔弹)，lichen (地衣) >nd sometimes even fl

42、owers. In addition, the snowline seems s be retreating while the trecline is expanding. This shows that the region is becoming warmer causing more melting of snow and allowing vegetation to move up in height.In the past 40 years. 25% of all Himalayan ice has been lost due to global warming. Himalaya

43、n slaciers are reducing by about 0.5 meters each year. The rate of glacier mcking has doubled in thin decade. The melting of glaciers increases water in the region» making it wetter. Receding snow alx) forces the snowline to move up. providing a greater amount of area for the w”m and moist cond

44、itions* which are perfect for vegetation growth.As of now, we do not know whether vegetation will accelerate or slow down the rate of glacier melting.32. How does the writer develop the third paragraph?A. By making explanations.C. By analysing cause and effect.B. By giving some examples.D. By listin

45、g spec Gc data.33. What does the underlined word *retreatingH mean in Paragraph 5?A. Dinappcaring.C. Withdrawing.B. InthcninR.D. Widening.34. What is the direct effecl of global warming on the Himalayas?A. The snowline moves up.C. The subnival arcn is wetter.35. What is the bent title for the text?l

46、i. Glaciers arc mchinc fabler.D. Phntfi grow much better.A. The Climate of Himalayas lx Changing.C. Plants Arc Diverge in the HimalayajuB. lecbcrKs in the Himalayas Disutppear.D Plant IJ(c Spreads in (hr Himalayas.英涓求asffl 8 HCitt 12 JT)版权声明：公认11，为华中号危大学出版社正式山板功.版权所有鬣必比第二节（共5小as,每小吆2分，满分10分）根据短文内&am

47、p;从短文后的选项中选出加城人空白处的以任选选项中有两项为米余选项Hoh Do Languages Die?How many languages do you think there arc in the entire world? Altogether, people around the world apeak about 6.000 languages. Does that surprise you? 36 Tod”- al）out half the world' spoken languages are endangered. Experts say （hat another

48、language becomes ext net灭绝）every two weeks.How do languages die? They die when people stop ubing them. But most people don't just itop speaking their native language. It's more complex than dat More oftenr tney re either pressured or forced to do so. 37 They're often pressured to speak t

49、he nrc»7 moin language insiead of iheir own. This Iradu many immigrants to stop using their native language. They might not even teach it io their children.Slowly the native language dies out.Sometimes* languages shift or develop inMead of becoming extinct. Have you ever heard that Latin is i d

50、ead language7 In a way, it is. No one today speaks Latin as their native language. 38 People still ese Latin in many ways. Scientists use it to name plants and animals. .39 That means the death of a language hurls people's ability to take part in cultural traditions. They might lose access to st

51、ories and knowledge that were parsed down for many years. This is one reason why many people today are working to save dying Languages.How can languages be saved? Some young people learn the language of their ancestors as adults. Linguists travel the world to record the li»t native speakers of

52、dyin& lancuages. 40 They do so in hopes that future generations will bring the languages back io life. Many educational programs today also work to help preserve native languogcs and cultures.A. There used to be many more!B. You may have used it in school.C. linguakc is extremely closely tied to

53、 culture.D. But that doesn't mun it disappeared completely.E. One example is when people move to a different country.F. Some native tpeakers write dictionaries in their Innguage.G. There are plenty of things to do to help protect languages.第三修分 电白知炽烧用（共两节,海分45分）第一节（共20小题：每小题1.5分，靖分30分）向试下面短文,从短文

54、后各BI所除的A、B、C和DPS个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳逡项.The Road Less TravelledPennsylvania u one of the oldest states in America* and it full of m/sierioua（神秘的places! One of tho»c places ha> been 41 for decades. My dad love* 42 » and he karned chat i< 43 to the public. Soe when I was 14» we took a

55、 b港e trip <o 44 this historic ro«4!第9页（共12页）版权声明：本试题备力华中忏毛大学出版社正式出版物版“所有,盗收必比My dad chose a 16-mile 务ection of the road for us to ride. Part of it Eluded an 45_ tunnel(Hifl) called the Sideling Hill Tunnel which is over a mile long! To 46 . w<« checked our tires and made sure our bik

56、e lights had batteries. In the morning, we 47 our bikes into the trunk of the car. Then we Mt off.After a twerhour drive, we reached the road. h was i 48 afternoon in early fall. 1 didn't think we would sweat too muck But our trip siarted with a 49 uphill climb!As we approached (he Sideling Hill

57、 Tunnel. I felt 50 as it was M>ck inside! But my dad 5】 me. He “id he would be right beside me. He reminded me to stay 52 all the way and keep my 53 on|When we entered the tunnel, the sound of our biken spread through tie S4 . I shined my flashlight around and “w SS covered in graffiti (馀fj) I wa

58、s pretty scared, but 56 following my dad helped me relax. That gave me 57 to keep Roing. And 1 was so happy to ride out into the brighi afternoon!Whenever 1 am 58 hardships in life* I remember thii 59 It reminds me that my dad is «lway> beside me. He turns on the light of 60 in my heart. And he gives me courage to keep riding through life's dark tunnels.41. A. occupiedB. abandonedG ruinedD founded42. A. natureB. funG historyD. action43. A. familurB dangerousC. atrange