2021屆上海市楊浦區(qū)高三英語二模

2020學(xué)年度上海市浦區(qū)第二學(xué)高三模擬質(zhì)量研高年英學(xué)試

2021.4考生注：1.考試時(shí)間120鐘，試滿分140。2.本次考試試卷和題紙兩部分所有答必須涂（選題）或（非選擇題）在題紙上，做試卷上律不得分。3.務(wù)必在答紙上填準(zhǔn)考證號(hào)和名，并將對(duì)后的形碼貼在指位置上I.ListeningComprehensionSectionADirections:SectionA,youwillheartenshortconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Attheendeachconversation,aquestionbeaskedwhatwassaid.Theconversationsandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaconversationandthequestionit,readthefourpossibleanswersyourpaper,anddecidewhichoneisthebestanswerthequestionhaveheard.1.A.Inarestaurant.B.Onafarm.C.Onaplane.D.Inacafeteria.2.A.EatatthenewBurgerplace.B.Spendtimeataclub.C.Signupforatraditionaldanceclass.D.Closedealatanewplace.3.A.ThisFriday.B.ThisSaturday.C.NextMonday.D.NextSunday.4.A.Theycanbuyactionfiguresonsale.B.Theycansharethedeliverycost.C.Theycanorderthingstogether.D.Theysharesimilarinterestincartoons.5.A.Theycanaffordthelaptop.B.Thelaptopisn’ttherightmodel.C.Theirdaughterstoospoiled.D.Buyinglaptopsisunnecessary.6.A.Thevideomeetingwasunsuccessful.B.Heenjoyedeveryminutethemeeting.C.Thevideomeetingwascancelled.D.Freezingweatheraffectedattendance.7.A.Hiscoach’tlikehisattitudetowardstraining.B.Hewasratedtheworstplayertheteam.C.Hisacademicperformancewasnotsatisfactory.D.Hewassufferingfromaback8.A.Themanwillreceiveaprizeatyear-endparty.B.Themanhasgoodqualitiesforbeingapartyhost.C.Themanhasneverhostedapartybefore.D.Themanisnervousaboutbeingahost.9.A.HelackstheopportunitytosingKaraoke.B.Hewillpracticesingingafterwork.C.Heisn’tconfidentaboutsinging.D.Heisenthusiasticaboutwork.10.A.Sheneedsimproveherfitnessbefore’stoolate.B.Sheshouldn’thaverunallthewaytotheoffice.C.Hewillmonitorherfitnesstrainingfromnowon.D.Hewillwakeheruptodoexercisetogether.1

SectionBDirections:InSectionyouwillheartwoshortpassagesandlongerconversation,andyouwillbeaskedseveralquestionsoneachofthepassagesandconversation.Thepassagesandtheconversationbereadtwice,butthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouhearaquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersyourpaperanddecidewhichonewouldbethebestanswertothequestionhaveheard.Questions11througharebasedonthefollowingpassage.11.A.UKresidentslivingoverseas.B.UKresidentsstuckathome.C.Peoplelivingfarawayfromhome.D.EmployeesMyBaggage.12.A.Thebottlesaremadefromrecyclablematerials.B.TheaircomesthefourUKcountries.C.OnlyairfeaturingLondonUndergroundisavailable.D.Thebottlesaredesignedforone-timeuse.13.A.Humansdon’tlikeadaptingnewsurroundings.B.Freshairbeneficialtoemotionalwell-being.C.Humansenseislinkedwithchildhoodmemories.D.Smellbringaboutemotionalmemories.Questions14througharebasedonthefollowingpassage.14.A.Byconsuminghugeamountsofelectricity.B.Byreleasingenormousamountsofdata.C.BycausingjammedtrafficontheInternet.D.Bypushingpeopletochangedevices.15.A.Theyhaveinvestedinthecloudingsystem.B.TheyareswitchingtherenewableC.Theyarebuildinglargesolarfarms.D.Theyhaveusingdatacenters.16.A.Whatmeansgogreeninourlife.B.Howdatacenterscanmadesustainable.C.Whydigitaltechnologyisnotsustainable.D.Whichpersonalactivitiescausedigitalpollution.Questions17througharebasedonthefollowingconversation.17.A.Heisresponsibleorganizingaclassmeeting.B.Heneedscompleteannualreportbytheweekend.C.Heispressuretohandinatravelplan.D.Heisinchargeplanningtheclasstrip.18.A.Thecostofthetripistoohigh.B.Thejourneyistootiring.C.Hisclassmatesphysicallyunfittogothere.D.Hisclassmatesreluctanttogothatfar.19.A.Itisabittogetto.B.Ithassmalltentsforrent.C.Itoffersseasonaldiscount.D.Itsnaturalsceneryisbeautiful.20.A.Relaxed.B.Puzzled.C.Excited.D.Worried.2

II.GrammarandvocabularySectionADirections:readingthepassagebelow,fillintheblankstomakethepassagecoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithaword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformthegivenfortheotherblanks,useonewordthatbestfitseachblank.UnderstandingCloseness-CommunicationBias偏見）Mostofusassumethatwecommunicatebetterwithourfriendsandlovedonesthanwedowithstrangers.However,itisoftenthecasethatcloserareto(21)_________,thelesslikelywearetolistencarefullytothem.Thisphenomenoniscalledcloseness-communicationbias,andithasbeenknowntoaffectpersonalrelationships.Thereason(22)_________manypeopleunconsciously“tuneouttheirfamilymembersorclosefriendsisthattheythinktheyalreadyknowwhattheotherperson(23)________(say).It’ssimilartothewayinwhichyoumightnotnoticesigns,landmarks,sceneryapathyouhavetravelleddownnumeroustimes.Researchershaverepeatedlydemonstratedcloseness-communicationbiasinexperiments.Inonesuchstudy,subjectswerepairedupinaroomwithfriendsorspouses,(24)_________(follow)bybeingpairedupwithcompletestrangers.Researchersthenaskedthesubjectstointerpret(25)theirfriendsspousesweresayingtothem.Inthemajorityofcases,(26)_________mostsubjectsassumedtheywouldbetterunderstandtheywerecloseto,theyactuallyunderstoodthemnobetterthanstrangers.Insomecases,theyunderstoodtheirclosefriendsandspousesevenless.Anotherstudyshowedthataremorelikelytosharetheirmostworrisometroubleswithpeopletheywere(27)________(close)toratherthanwiththeirspousesorclosefriends.Bysharingsecretswithstrangers,peopleareabletoavoid(28)________(judge)andpreventcreatingunnecessaryconflictwithintheircloserelationships.Unfortunately,closeness-communicationbiasisarealitythatmostpeoplelive(29)________whethertheyknowitornot.Notonly(30)_________thispreventpeoplefromlisteningtothosetheylove,butitalsomeanstheirlovedonesaren'tlisteningtothem,either.SectionBDirections:ineachblankwithaproperchosenfromthebox.Eachwordcanbeusedonlyonce.Notethatthereisonewordmoreyouneed.A.lostB.edgesC.sizeD.stretchedE.respectivelyF.limitG.reasonH.attemptingI.interestsJ.missingK.secretly3

Newton’sNotesonEgypt’sPyramidsSellfor€378,HandwrittennotesbytheEnglishscientistSirlsaacNewtonweresoldataSotheby’sLondonauctionon7December,fetching€378,000.threepagesofnotes,whichdatefromthe1680s,showNewton(31)________toworkoutthestructureandexactmeasurementsofancientEgyptianpyramids.notesareburntaround(32)_______,whichistobetheresultofNewton’sjumpinguponthetableandknockingovercandle.Newton,wholivedfrom1642to1727,ismostfamousfordiscoveringlawsofgravity.However,amonghismanyother(33)________,hewantedworkoutthedateandtimingsoftheApocalypse（末世）HethoughtthatthekeytothisknowledgemightbeintheancientpyramidsatGiza,Egypt.Bystudyingthe(34)________ofindividualbricks,thelengthoftunnelsandheightofchambers,NewtonthoughthewouldbeabletoworkoutthesecretsofthepyramidsandthereforeunpickmysteriesofApocalypse,too.Newtonalsothoughtstudyingthepyramidscouldhelphimtoworkoutthecircumference(長)oftheEarth—a(35)________pieceinhisworkongravity.Atthetime,severalpeoplebelievedthattheancientEgyptianshadaccesstoimportantknowledgeandsecretsthatwere________whentheircivilisationended.Thisbeliefwascentraltothestudyalchemy（煉金術(shù)）AlthoughNewtonwasveryinterestedinalchemy,hekeptthishiddenbecausehethoughtitwould(37)________hiscareer.HewasknownasanEnlightenmentscientist.However,Newton(38)showedmoreinterestinalchemythaninscienceandmaths.1936,asaleofNewton’spaperworkatauctionrevealedhowfarhisresearchandinterestinalchemy(39)_________.JohnMaynardKeynes,aneconomist,boughtsomeofthosepapers.HesaidthatNewtonwas“notthefirsttheage(40)________,hewasthelastofthemagicians”.Thenotesthatsoldon7Decemberarethoughtbepartofthesamebodyofwork.III.ReadingComprehensionSectionADirections:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Filleachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.ThievingMonkeys—NameYourPriceHumanbeingsarenottheonlyspeciesabletonegotiatedeal.IfyouvisitUluwatutempleinBali,becareful.Thelong-tailedmacaques(獼猴therearewell-knownthieves.Theymakelivingby(41)________visitorsoftheirpossessionsandholdingthoseobjectsuntilapaymentintheformoffoodispaid.Thatisquiteclever.ButprofessorJean-BaptisteLecawonderedwhetherthesemonkeysareclevererstill.Sometimes,theydonotacceptfirst(42)________andoutformore.Hethereforeaskedhimselfwhethermacaquesareableto(43)________how4

valuableobjectistoitsowner,andfactorthatintotheirnegotiations.ProfessorLecaandhiscolleaguesconductedtheirexperimentbywanderingaroundthetemplewithvideocameras,theactivitiesofthemonkeys.Everytimetheysawamonkeyshowinteresta(44)________tourist,theyrecordedtheinteraction.Notallattemptsatrobberysuccessful.ofthosethatwere,theyanalysedthe(45)________ofalmost2,200.Toworkoutwhatwason,theyhadfirsttoestablishthe(46)________valuesoffoodrewardstomonkeys,andofstealableobjectstopeople.Thetemplestaffkeepthreesortsofrewardavailableforuseinnegotiations________touristswhowanttogettheirpropertyback:raweggs,biscuitsandsmalloffruit.Differentmonkeyshavedifferent(48)________,butprofessorLecaestablishedthesefor(49)________animalsofferingthemchoicesbetweenpairsoftreatsinaninitialexperiment.Toconfirmstealableobjectsaremost(50)bypeople,theydividedthemintosixclasses:emptycontainers,suchasphonecasesandcamerabags;accessoriessuchaskeyrings;hatsandheadgear;shoes;spectaclesandsunglasses;andelectronicsandwallets.Theythenobserved,fromthevideorecordings,howoftenvictims________tobargainwiththethiefforthereturnofpropertybelongingtodifferentclasses,and(52)________classifiedobjectsintolowvalue(thefirsttwoclassesthelist),mediumvalue(thesecondandhighvalue(thethirdtwo).Theyfoundthatmonkeysdohavegoodsenseofwhattheyaredoing—(53)________,adultsandsub-adultsdo.Theseanimalshaveapreferencestealinghigh-valueitems,andoftenholdeitherformoreorforbetterones,iftheyareinpossessionsuchitems.ButthisissomethingthathavetolearnhowtodoastheygrowYoungonesmakeno(54)________,andsub-adultsarelessgoodatdoingsothanadults.Inmonkeys,asinpeople,（猾）isnotatrickthatisinborn.Ithastobe(55)________.41.A.warningB.robbingC.remindingD.clearing42.A.depositB.dishC.offerD.prey43.A.assignB.assistC.assureD.assess44.A.particularB.principalC.peculiarD.progressive45.A.impactsB.detailsC.attacksD.motions46.A.preciseB.scientificC.optionalD.relative47.A.inspiteofB.inhonorofC.withregardtoD.onbehalfof48.A.preferencesB.potentialsC.performancesD.predictions49.A.individualB.independentC.collectiveD.cooperative50.A.identifiedB.valuedC.exchangedD.rewarded51.A.refusedB.managedC.botheredD.happened52.A.insteadB.otherwiseC.thusD.meanwhile53.A.inpracticeB.atleastC.inallD.atlength54.A.differencesB.distinctionsC.distributionsD.demands55.A.acquiredB.reversedC.managedD.informedSectionBDirections:Readthefollowingthreepassages.Eachpassageisfollowedseveralquestionsunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,5

B,CandChoosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageyouhavejustread.(A)“UncleChuchu,look!”UncleChuchuturnstowherePreetispointing.quicklyeatsupthechipshisplate.HealwaysfallsforthistrickChuchuispetnamePreethasgivenhim.UncleChuchuisthekindestinPreet’sworld.isalsoherbestfriend.Oneday,PreetseesUncleChuchuscoop（抓起）handfulsofcandiesajaranddropthemfromhisbedroomwindow.Shewatchesinamazementasheducksunderthewindowsill,hardnottolaugh.Criesdelightfloatupfromthestreet!Attheendthelaneisaschool.Whenthelunchbellrings,UncleChuchusecretlydropscandiesdowntheschoolchildrenastheypassunderwindow.Afterlunch,Chuchuwalkstohisofficewithhisbriefcase.Whenhepassesthechildrenplaying,doesn’tlookatthem.So,thechildrenguessthatthehandthatsendsthemcandiesdaybelongstothisthin,solemnButoneday,UncleChuchuhasaterriblepaininhisstomach.he’stakentothehospital,hepressesPreethandonelasttime...Now,PreetsitsinUncleChuchu’semptyHismatisthefloor.Sheremembersthatlongagoonedaywhenshehadwalkedinandfoundapairoflonglegspokingintotheair.“Help!”Preethadyelled.“UncleChuchuhurt!”MomandGrandmahadrushedintotheroomandburstoutlaughing!’snothurt.”Momsaid.“He’sdoingyoga!”Grandmasaid.“Yoga,repeatedPreet.ShehadwatchedwithwonderingeyesasUncleChuchuliftedhisbodyonthepalmshishands,likeabirdabouttoflyaway!Preet’seyesarewet.NobodycanfilltheUncleChuchu-shapedholeinherheart.…56.Thescenedescribedinthefirstparagraphisintendedtoshowreaders________.A.thatUncleChuchuiseasilyfooledothersB.whatfunPreetusedtohavewithUncleChuchuC.howPreetenjoyedeatingsnacksaschipsD.thatUncleChuchualwaystreatedPreetequally57.Theunderlinedwordduck”inthesecondparagraphmeans_________.A.hideB.hangC.dragD.mark58.WhydidUncledropcandieshisbedroomwindow?A.Hedidn’twanttoupallthecandies.B.Hewasshytogreetthechildrendirectly.C.Hewantedtobringdelighttothechildren.D.Hetookpityonthehomelesschildreninthestreet.59.Whatisthebesttitleforthestory?A.UncleChuchuYogaMatB.Preet’sFarewellUncleChuchuC.Preet’sInnocentChildhoodD.UncleChuchu’sJarofCandies（）6

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60whichofthetour,gettorainforestdayinWestinfor3.B.Day4.C.Day5.D.6.61WhichthefollowingthePanama8-DayTour?Itatincludingtax.B.Itistravelers.C.ItfirstlaunchedthepublicD.tourpackageairport62TheofadvertisementremindofkeyB.promotePanama&CanalTourC.advertiseaseriesofCaravanToursD.theofPanamaCity(C)In2018biologistJannpublishedthatoffivespeciesofsnailsand蟲）TheresearchwouldnothavebeenwithoutvolunteerswhouploadednearlyphotostotheSLIMEprojectinMetropolitanEnvironments)oncalled“Sotheentireexistencethatpaperisdependentuponcitizenscientists.Howdoyoucreditthosepeople?saidGregPaulyfromtheNaturalHistoryMuseumofLosAngeles.“TherearesomeveryspecificrequirementsthatalotofjournalsandlotofacademicsocietiesAndrequirementslargelyexcludenonprofessionalscientists.Andtome,that’sabsurd.”That’swhyPauly,togetherVendetti,andseveralAustralianbiologistsarguingthatcriteriamustcitizenasonscientificarticles.Theyproposewhatthey’recalling“groupco-”TheauthorlistonVendettisnail-and-slugpaperincludesthephrase“citizenscienceparticipantsinSLIME.”ButthephraseisabswhenyoulookuppaperScholar.Thepublicationsoftwaresimplyisn’tequippedtohandlethatkindofauthorship,andsoerasesthegroup’svitalcontribution.InanotherseveralyearsinAustralia,aofresearchersthecaneTheonlyitwaswithtraditionalinnorthwesternAustralia,andBalanggarra8

SeveralallowforinclusionoftheRangersgroupEventually,theresearchersconvincetheofallowit,butthegroup’stitleshortened,asifitwasfirstandlastname,inonlineindexingsoftware:“B.Rangers.”Theresearchersarguethaterrorsandomissionsdon’tonlymakethecriticalcontributionsofcommunityasinvisible,couldbeasshowing“Ifthepersonhadmadethatcontributionwasg

whotryingtopursueacareerinthesciences,wewouldallsay,‘Oh,ofcoursethatpersonshouldbeco-author’.Butwedon’tnecessarilyextendthatsamelineofreasoningtocitizenscientists.”forco-authorshipnotnewIn2004thepublishedpapertitled“InitialSequencingAnalysisoftheHumanGenome.”Itlistedasthesoleauthor“InternationalHumanGenomeSequencingAssociation.”“Solet’sjustchoosethis-authorshipanditintoThisreallyshouldn’tbethathard.”63.WhatcanbelearnedaboutVendettisnail-and-slugpaper?A.Itisthefirstpapercreditcitizenscientistsonthetitlepage.B.Itdescribessnailsandlivinginmetropolitanenvironments.C.ItisavailableonthepublicationsoftwareScholar.D.Itincludes10,000ofsnailsandslugsinSouthernCalifornia.64.WhatcanbeinferredaboutBalanggarraRangers?A.Theyarefamiliarwithnativeanimalsandplants.B.Theymakelivingbyhuntingnativelizards.C.Theyaregoodbusinesspeople.D.TheyareworldfamousasB.Rangers.65.Whyistheexampleofagraduatestudentmentionedinthe7thparagraph?A.Topointouttheomissionsinthelineofreasoning.B.Tohighlightcontributionanativecommunity.C.Toargueagainstshowingfavorforaparticulargroup.D.Toprovethatnotcreditingcitizenscientistsisunfair.66.Theauthorpurposeofwritingthearticleto________.A.exposetheunfairpracticeinthescientificcommunityB.callforthewiderecognitionofgroupco-authorship9

C.callonmoretobecomecitizenscientistsD.explainoriginofthetermgroupco-authorshipSectionCDirections:Readthepassagecarefully.Fillineachblankwithapropersentencegiveninthebox.Eachsentencecanbeusedonlyonce.Notethattherearetwosentencesthanyouneed.A.Thatwasverywellcapturedbythemathematicalmodeling.B.Itismostmathematicaloftheartformsweactuallycandealwith.C.Onemayfindittemptingtoattachdifferentlabelstocomposers,likeBeethovenasaheroicfigureorChopinasthepoetofthepiano.D.Theythencomparedeachchordtothechordthatcameaftertodeterminehowcreativecomposerswereatcomingupwithoriginal（變調(diào)）E.HewasanenthusiastandgreatadmirerofBeethoven’smusic.F.Atleastamongthecomposersinthisanalysis,hisinfluencewaslargest.ComputersConfirmBeethoven’sInfluenceBeethovenisagiantofclassicalmusic.Andthemostinfluential,too—atleast,whenitcomespianocompositions.ThataccordingastudyinthejournalEPJDataScience.Ifyou’rewonderinghowdataanalysiscoulddeterminesomethingabstractasculturalinfluence,thereissomethingworthrememberingaboutmusic.(67)____________________Becauseaofitissymbolic;’scloselyrelatedtotime.Themusiciswritteninsymbolsthatareconnectedintime!JuyongParkisatheoreticalphysicistbytraining.Parkhiscolleaguescollected900pianocompositionsby19composersspanningtheBaroque,ClassicalandRomanticperiods,1700to1910.Thenusedthatmathematicalqualitytotheiradvantagebydividingeachcompositionintowhattheycalled“code”inotherwords,achord（和弦）(68)____________________Thecomposerwithtopmarksfororiginality?Rachmaninoff.Butwhentheresearcherslookedatchordtransitionsacrossallcomposers,wasBeethovenwhowasmostheavilyborrowedfrommeaning.(69)____________________However,thestudycomeswithaoflimitations.Again,theresearchersonlyconsideredpianocompositionsinthiswork—notorchestralAndbyonlystudyingchordtransitions,theirconclusionswouldn’tcaptureartistswhowereinfluentialinotherIt’swellthatMozart’scontributiontomusiccomesfromthemusicalformsthathedevised.(70)____________________AsforPark,theresultsconvincedhimhehassomelisteningtodo.“IlikeRachmaninoff’smusicbutIhaveconfess,IhavelistenedtoBeethovenwaymorethanRachmaninoff.Soafterthisworkcameout,Iendedupbuyinghiswholecomplete10

collectionfromAmazon.I’mwaitingforthiscollectiontoarrive.ItseemsthatParkturnedaminorinterestintoamajorcommitment—inakeyway.SummaryWritingDirections:Readfollowingpassage.Summarizethemainideaandthemainofthepassageinnomorethan60words.Useyourownwordsasfaraspossible.Filter（過）BubblesInourdigitalage,whetherwerealizeornot,we’reallbecomingtrapped“filterbubbles—invisible,mentalcagesbuiltfromprejudicesanddesireforcomfort.Wecreatethistrapbythingslikeexposingourselvestopolitically-biased（有偏見的）andentertainmentorsurroundingourselveswithlike-mindedfriends.Digitalalgorithms（算法）enhanceourproblembylearningwelikeandfillingoursocialmediawithopinion—supportingcontent.Theresultisapersonalizeddailyenvironmentthatfiltersoutcontrarypointsofview.Mediaalgorithmsareintensifyingourtendencytoself-isolatebystrengtheningthefalseviewthatouropinionsareobviouslytrueandmoral.Webecomefooledintobelievingthatouropinionsaboutcomplexissuesareunquestionable.Meanwhile,thefilterbubblesofthosewhodisagreewithusmisleadtheminthesameThispartialviewrealityweakensthinking,strains傷害）ourrelationshipsdividesoursocieties.Howtwopeoplehaverespectful,open-mindeddiscussionwhentheybothbelievethatonlyastupidordishonestwoulddisagreewiththem?Togetalongwithfamily,friendsandfellowcitizens,wemustburstourfilterbubbles.Wedothisbycultivatingmeaningfulrelationshipswithpeoplewhothinkdifferentlyfromus.Thisletsusexperiencetherealitythatpeoplewhobelieve“bad”thingscanjustasgoodandasintelligentasweare.Wecanalsoreceivebalancedinformationconsumingnewsandentertainmentfromacrossthepoliticalandideologicalscale.Determiningrightfromwrongiscomplicated.outsideofourfilterbubblesislesscomfortableandtakeseffort,butthepersonal,relationalandsocietalbenefitsarerich.TranslationDirections:TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEnglish,usingthewordsgiveninthebrackets.72.顯然，這個(gè)男孩把配圖貼錯(cuò)了地方。(attach)73.讀著日記，我仿佛回到了過去，往事歷歷在目。(transport)11

74.隨著城市植樹空間不斷減少該鼓勵(lì)城市居民認(rèn)養(yǎng)而不是種植樹木75.人無需沉浸在自怨自憐中,因?yàn)闊o論你曾經(jīng)犯過怎樣的錯(cuò)，徹底翻轉(zhuǎn)人生永遠(yuǎn)為時(shí)不晚。(regardlessof)VI.GuidedWritingDirections:WriteanEnglishcompositionin120-150wordsaccordingtotheinstructionsgivenbelowinChinese.你是明啟中學(xué)高三學(xué)生李華，你的好友王磊因疫情導(dǎo)致留學(xué)英國的計(jì)劃受到影響他打算在間隔（gap期間去作志愿者或國內(nèi)旅游積累生活閱歷但是王磊父母不支持他的決定請(qǐng)你寫一封郵件給王磊分享你的看法并說明理由。注間隔年常指升學(xué)或畢業(yè)之后工作之前做一次長期的旅行實(shí)習(xí)或作志愿者工作。12

楊浦區(qū)2020學(xué)年度第二期高三模擬量調(diào)研21.somebody22.23.goingto/willsay24.followed25.what26.while27.lessclose28.beingjudged29.with30.does31-3536-40FD41-45BCDABDAABCCBBA56-59BACD60-62CDB63-66CADB67-70DFA71.Filterbubbleamentaltrapcreatedwhenwereadpolitically-biasednewsfriendslike-mindedpeople.Mediaalgorithmswithopinion—supportingcontenttheproblem.Thebubbleleadstopeoplehavingapartialviewofrealityandnotacceptingopposingopinions.Therefore,wemustbreak/popthebubblebydevelopingrelationshipswithpeopledifferentfromusreceivingbalancedinformation.(60)72.Obviouslyboytheillustrationstoplace.73.(Ifeltif)Iwastransportedpastleaptbeforemyeye.74.Withsteadilydecreasingamountspaceforinthecity,urbanresidentsadopttreethanplant75.isnoburyyourselfinself-pityorregret(s),foritturnyouraround,mistakesin楊浦區(qū)2020學(xué)年度第二期高三模擬量調(diào)研13

I.ListeningComprehensionSectionADirections:InSectionyouwilltenconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Attheendofeachconversation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Theconversationsandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afterhearconversationandquestionaboutit,readthefourpossibleanswersyourpaper,anddecideisthebestanswertothequestionyouheard.1.DoservevegetarianM:I’msorry,Sir.Vegetariantorequestedatleastadaybeforeyourflight.Q:aretwospeakers?2.HangingoutthenewBurgerplaceafterclasssoundsboring.Whydon’tyoucomewithtraditionaldanceclub?M:it’sadeal.Q:Whatwillspeakersprobablyafterclass?(B)3.RynescheduledhissurgeryforthisFriday.HeexpectsinhospitaltillnextMonday.M:Incase,maybewecouldgoandseehimsometimeonSaturday.Q:WhenwillRynebeoutofthehospital?(C)4.M:I’mwaitingforsomeactionfiguresfromJapan.timeordersomethingfromJapan,letWecanputourorderstogethersaveonthedeliverycost.Q:Whydoesthewomanwanttotheirorderstogether?5.Bill.TheylaptopsforShouldwespoildaughters?M:Tammy!Yousaidgoingtowhatspend.Q:Whatdoesthemanmean?(D)6.Howdidyesterday’sonlinevideomeetinggo?M:Itwasabitofdisasterascomputerscreensuddenlyfroze.Q:Whatdoesthemanmean?(A)7.Iheardleftthebasketballteam,Milly.Howcome?itaninjury?M:wasmygrades.coachbacktheteamunlessimproveenough.Q:WhydidMillyleavethebasketball(C)8.year-endpartyisaroundcorner.Arenyouexcitedabouthostingthepartyandawardingprizes?M:Actually,’mmorenervousthanrelaxed.Whatcanlearnfromconversation?9.Neil,doyouknowaregoingtovirtualKaraoketonightafterwork?M:’s’mpracticingmysinging.WhatIlackinability,Imakeupforenthusiasm.Q:Whatdoesthemanmean?(C)10.Iranallthewaythestationtooffice.Ibreathless.M:Ithinkitawake-upfortoexercise.Q:Whatdoesthemanimply?(A)SectionBDirections:InSectionB,youhearshortpassagesandonelongerconversation,andyou14

2222willaskedseveralquestionsonofpassagestheconversation.passagesandconversationwillbereadtwice,butthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.youhearaquestion,thefourpossibleanswersonyourpaperdecidewouldbetheanswertoquestionhaveheard.Questions11through13basedonthefollowingpassage.Duetoever-changingCovid-19travelrestrictions,manypeoplearoundthehavefoun