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安徽省阜阳市颍上县第二中学2019届高三英语下学期第四次周考试题总分150分，考试时间120分钟班级:姓名:....分数:第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节听下面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读一遍
1.What will the womanprobably dothis afternoonA.Go to the OlympicGames.B.Visit herfriends.C.Stay athome.
2.Where does the conversationprobably takeplaceA.On theplane.B.At thebeach.C.In themusic hall.
3.At whattime willthe shopclose todayA.8:00pm.B.8:45pm.C.9:00pm.
4.What doesthe womansay about the movieA.It shorrible.B.It stoo long.C.It svery funny.
5.Where mightthe manhave lefthis bagA.In thehall.B.In thegym.C.In the classroom.第二节听下面5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、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听下面一段对话，回答第6和第7两个小题
6.Where is the manA.In France.B.In Greece.C.In England.
7.How soonwillthe man retireA.In2years.B.In8years.C.In10years.听下面一段对话，回答第8至第10三个小题
8.Why doesthe womancall the manA.To checkon anorder.B.To asksomeone forhelp.C.To makea bargainfor puters.
9.What sthe date today
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3.文章的开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数Ladies andgentlemen,I amvery delightedto stand here toThank you forlistening.听力1—5CBCBC6—10CAABA11—15CACAA16—20BABBA阅读理解2123BCD2427CBCB2831BABD3235DCAC七选五3640EACGD完形填空4145ABCDB4650ACDDB5155ACABD5660CACDA语法填空
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80.more改为much或者删除参考范文Ladies andgentlemen,I amvery delightedto standhere tointroduce somethingabout the environmentprotection inChina.As we know,with yearsof development,China hasmade greatprogressin environmentprotection.When youvisit ourgreat country,green treesand clearriverscan beeasily seeneverywhere.Besides,the Chineseyoung peoplehave realizedthe importanceof environmentprotection.They serveas volunteersto helpthe localgovernment tomake thecities cleanandenvironment friendly.As forme,working astheenvironmentambassador,I dobelieveit ismy dutyto setan exampleto othersand dowhat I can toimprove peoplesawarenessabout environmentprotection,which isessential for our future.Thankyoufor yourlistening.A.10th,Sep.B.12th,Sep.C.18th,Sep.
10.What isSteve sphone numberA.
87506638.B.
87506338.C.
87503638.听下面一段对话，回答第11至第13三个小题
11.What isthemanA.A guide.B.A designer.C.A businessman.
12.What productistheman interestedinA.Silk blouses.B.Woolen knitwear.C.Cotton goods.
13.What doesthemanthink of the exhibitsA.They arein greatdemand.B.Their colorare toobright.C.Their qualityand designare good.听下面一段对话，回答第14至第16三个小题
14.What doesthe womanadvise theman to doA.Unit hissearch.B.Use atypewriter.C.Try abroader topic.
15.How manybooks occurin thecatalogue of“Golden Age”A.
6.B.
30.C.
70.
16.What can be foundin the“Reader sGuide toPeriodical Literature^A.News articles.B.Magazine articles.C.Newspaper articles.听下面一段独白，回答第17至第20四个小题
17.What mealsdid mostchefs likebest according to the surveyA.Childhood favorites.B.Meals infine restaurants.C.Meals onvacation.
18.How manychefs regardedsimple homemademeals asthe bestA.10%.B.15%.C.20%.
19.What wasthe surprisingfinding of thesurveyA.Homemade mealswere notvery popular.B.Some chefsliked fastfood most.C.The chefsdidn treally likethe foodthey cooked.
20.Where doesthe talkprobably takeplaceA.In aTV studio.B.In arestaurant.C.In thespeaker,s home第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分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D）中选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑ABest Londonexhibitions,2018Bridget Rileyexhibition,David ZwirnerGalleryDavid ZwirnerGallery devotesits threefloorMayfair siteto new works bythe greatBridgetRiley inJanuary
2018.We sawit,and quitefrankly,the resultis amazing.WHEN:19Jan.201810Mar.2018,Closed Sundaysand MondaysWHERE:David Zwirner24Grafton Street,London,W1S4EZAndreas Gursky,Hayward GalleryAftera twoyearbreak,Hayward Galleryreopens with a grandAndreas Gurskyexhibition.The galleryhas deliberatelygone bigwith thisretrospective（回顾），and welove it.WHEN:25Jan.201822Apr.2018,Opening timenot yetconfirmed.WHERE:Hayward GallerySouthbank Centre,Belvedere Road,London,SEI8XXCharles I:King andCollector,Royal AcademyThisyear,The Royal Academy celebratesits25Oh anniversary.To kickoff thecelebrations,the museums director,Christopher LeBrun,wanted tocreate one of the greatest exhibitionofhis career.Charles I:King andCollector reunitethegreatestBritish artcollection ofalltime for the firsttime in350years.It sa pletesuccess.WHEN:27Jan.201815Apr.2018,10:0018:00WHERE:Royal AcademyBurlington House,Piccadilly,London,W1J0BDPicasso1932Love,Fame,Tragedy,Tate ModernIt is reallyonceinalifetime Picassoexhibition.Tate Modernprepares tostage ablockbusterexploring Picassos specialand splendidworks from
1932.We sawit inParis,and trustus,it s good.WHEN:8Mar.201810Sep.2018,Sunday toThursday10:0018:00Friday toSaturday10:0022:00WHERE:Tate ModernBankside,London,SE19TG
21.Which galleryhas beenclosed fora longtimeA.David ZwirnerGallery.B.Hayward Gallery.C.Royal Academy.D.Tate Modern.
22.What canvisitors appreciatewhen visitingthe RoyalAcademy thisyearA.They canenjoy somenewworkscreated byBridget Riley.B.They canenjoy somepaintings byAndreas Gursky.C.They canenjoy greatBritish artcollection.D.They canenjoy somepaintings createdby Picasso.
23.Which artexhibition willlast thelongestRiley exhibition,David ZwirnerGallery.Gursky,Hayward Gallery.A.BridgetI:King andCollector,RoyalAcademy.1932Love,Fame,Tragedy,Tate Modern.B.AndreasBC.CharlesHere sanother reasonto getoff thecouch andstart workingup asweat.D.PicassoTime theexercise rightand youcould boostyour abilityto remembersomethingnew.That,sthefinding of a newstudy.But itall esdown totiming.To lock up the new information,start burningthose caloriesroughlyfour hours after youtook in the new information.That saccording toresearchersat aninstitute onbrain,cognition andbehavior.It sat RadboudUniversity sMedical Center,in Nijmegen,the Netherlands.Eelco vanDongen andhis colleaguesshared theirnew findingsin the June16Current Biology.This preciselytimed memorytrick esfrom testswith72people.Each learnedthe locationof90objects ona puterscreen.Afterward,some of the recruitswatched relaxingnature videos.Others workedup asweat onstationary bikes,alternating betweenhard andeasy pedalingfor35minutes.Their workoutscame eithersoon afterthe cramsession orfour hourslater.Two dayslater theywere tested again.Those whoremembered theobjects sitesbest werethepeople whohad waitedfour hoursafter theirlearning sessionbefore pedaling.Among thosewhoremembered sitescorrectly,the fourhourdelay beforebiking alsoled tomore consistentactivityin anarea importantfor memory.It sknown asthe hippocampus（海马区）.Theconsistent activityhere suggeststhat thememories hadbeen strong,the scientistssay.Van Dongens teamdoes notyet knowhow exercise works its memory magic.They do,however,have aguess.Aerobic exercisesparks thecreation ofseveral importantchemicals inthe brain.One isa protein（蛋白质）known as BDNF.The otheris dopamine（DOpuhmeen）.It can helprelay messagesbetween nervecells.These twomolecules mayhelp solidifymemories byrewiringlinks betweenbrain cells,the researcherssuspect.
24.Why arewe suggestedto getoff thecouch anddo exerciseourA.It，health.sgoodfor slearningnew things.B.It goodforC.It sgood forourmemories.D.It sgood forourability.A to do sportsas soonas possible..to dosports fourshoursaftertaking innewinformation,see someBtonature videos..to dosports forfour hours.
25.The bestway tolockupthenewinformation is
26.Which isNOT rightabout the experimentA.72people tookpart intheexperiment.B.There are90objects onthe screen.C.They allhad todo ridingfor35minutes.D.They weretestedagaintwo dayslater.
27.How doesexerciseworkitsmemorymagicA.By thehippocampus.B.No oneknows.C.By aprotein knownasBDNF.D.By aprotein knownas dopamine.CBetty Friedanis calledthe motherofthemodern womens liberationmovement.Her famousbook,TheFeminineMystique（《女性迷思》）,changed America.Some peoplesay itchanged theworld.It has been calledone ofthe mostinfluential nonfictionbooks ofthe twentiethcentury.Fifty years ago,life forwomen inAmerican wasvery differentfrom today.Few parentsurgedtheir daughtersto beelawyers ordoctors.Female workersdoing thesame jobsas menearnedless money.Women oftenlost theirjobs whenthey hada baby.Betty Friedanwas born in1921in Illinois.She attendedSmith Collegein Massachusetts.She finishedher studiesin psychologyin
1942.After collegeshe attendedthe UniversityofCalifornia tocontinue herstudies.But her boyfriend did not wanther toget anadvanced degree.He apparentlyfelt threatenedby hersuccess.So Bettyleft Californiaandherboyfriend.Shemoved toNew YorkCity andworked as a reporterfor newspapers.In1947,Betty marriedCarl Friedan.They hada child.When BerryFriedan becamepregantfor thesecond time,she wasexpelled fromher job.After thatshe hadto workas anindependentreporter formagazines.But hereditors oftenrejected herattempts towrite aboutsubjectsof women.In1957,her classat SmithCollege gatheredforthefifteenth anniversaryof theirgraduation.Friedan preparedan opinionstudy forthe womenabout theirlives.Most whotookpart inthe studydidnotwork outsidetheir homesand werenot satisfiedwith theirlife.Friedan pletedmore studiesafterwards.The resultwas herbook,The FeminineMystique,published in
1963.It wasa hugesuccess.It hassold morethan threemillion copies.More womenbegan workingoutsidethe home.More womenalso beganstudying traditionallymale subjectslike law,medicineand engineering.Betty Friedandied onFebruary fourth,
2006.
28.What canweknowaboutthebook TheFeminine MystiqueA.It haschanged theworld.B.It isthought highlyof bypeople.C.It tellsa storyabout BettyFriedan.D.It isone ofthe bestbooks inAmerica.
29.What canwe inferfrom thesecond paragraphA.Women inAmerica canbe treatedrelatively fairnow.B.There wereno womendoctors inAmerica50yearsago.C.Women couldget thesame jobsas mendid atthat time.D.Women hadto quittheir babiesif theywanted towork.
30.Why didBettty Friedanleave Californiaaccordingto the passageABecause shecould notfind asuitable jobthere,.herboyfriendrefused herprogress.BecauseBshe wantedto gainhigher education.Because.the15lh anniversaryof hergraduation wascelebrated.Because
31.The underlinedword“expelled”canbereplaced byA.promoted.B.blamed.C.supportedD.firedDConsiderable advanceshave beenmade inmachine translationthat usesartificialintelligence,tothepoint that it nowprovides theaverage Englishskill levelof auniversarygraduate.How muchmight machinesbe ableto achieveinthe future Forwhat purpose,and towhatextent,should theJapanese developtheir EnglishskillsUnitl now,machine translationhasbeenused inplace ofa dictionarywhen readingandwriting English,but it hasn tbeen usableto prehendor poselarger texts.Machine translationusing AImade itsfirst appearancein autumnlast year,and frommypoint ofview asa translator,it snot unmonfor Englishpositions produced by suchmachinetranslation to be betterthan thoseproducedbyunaided Japanesestudents.However,it alsohas weakpoints.It can t checkfor mistranslations,mistakes orlanguagesit doesnt understand.The accuracyof AItranslation ishigh forrelatively formaltexts,but itcantbe usedfor thingslike morecasual texts,conversational textwithin novels,and songlyrics.Further,it doesnot translatewith afirm graspofthemeaning ofthe textthatit istranslating.For example,translations suchas“I wasbornin2001,and myyounger sisterwas bornin2000can occur.Why dowe currentlyteach Englishto all Japanese childrenI thinkthere aretwo answerstothat.The firstreason is to buildcharacter:English forgeneral education.By gaininganunderstanding ofoverseas politics,economics,society andculture,and drawingparisons withJapan,they canetounderstand Japanbetter.Similarly,they canunderstand theJapaneselanguage moredeeply byparing itwith English.The secondreason is that English is useful.It haspractical uses,and allowsglobalmunication.There area widevariety ofbusiness usesfor English,and itcan alsobe usedtomunicate with foreigners visitingJapan.It furtherallows people to gatherinformationfrom overseasreports.Ever sincethe Meijiperiod（明治时期）the originaland main aimof Japanesepeople learning English hasbeen to learn aboutoverseas technologies.
32.What isthe disadvantageof machinetranslationA.It canprovide theaverage Englishskill.B.It canbe usedasanormal dictionary.C.It canbe usedto translateEnglish.D.It cannot beused insome longertexts.
33.Why doesthe authorsuggest that allJapanesechildren learn EnglishA.Because English canhelpchildren learnChinese andJapanese well.B.Because the author himselfis anEnglish teacherinaschool.C.Because learningEnglishcanmake Japanesechildren moreknowledgeable.D.Because learningEnglishisa traditionin Japan.
34.What wasthe firstaim forJapanese tolearn EnglishA.To learnabout foreigntechnologies.B.To talkabout Japanwithforeigners.C.To passall kindsof exams.D.To municatewith AItranslators.
35.What istheauthors attitudetowards learningEnglishA.It sno uselearningEnglishin moderntimesB.It senough touse amachine tohelp translateEnglish.C.It isof greatimportance forpeopletolearnEnglish.D.It isthe translator,s dutytolearnEnglish.第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，选项中有两项为多余选项Over thelast fewyear,I havediscovered thatoneofmy favoritethings todo inmy freetimeistovolunteer.I havevolunteered fora variety of differentorganizations andcarriedout avarietyofdifferent roles.
36.Here aremy topfour reasons why volunteering is soworthwhile.By volunteering,you arecarrying outa job一even thoughyou renot beingpaid一soyou cangain valuableexperience and skills whichare likely to beuseful inthefuture.Forexample,many volunteeringroles willhelp youto gain experience inworking asa team.You canmeet newpeople.
37.___They arelikelytobe veryinteresting andinspiring peopleand mightjustturn outtobegreat friendstoo.You cangain confidence.Many peoplewho dovoluntary worksay thatithashelped themto feelmore confidentinall sortsof ways.You canhave lotsof fun!Doing anactivity that you wouldnt normallydo,with likemindedpeople,should meanthatyou havea reallyfun time.
40.These arejust afew ofthe manyreasonswhyI suggestthat youlook forvolunteeringopportunities inyour localtown orcity.There aremany differentthings thatyou cangetinvolved with,and rememberthat anytype ofvolunteering isgood volunteering.A.You cangainexperienceandskills.B.You canhave anopportunity towiden yourhorizons.C.One ofthe bestthings aboutvolunteeringismeeting theother volunteers.D.You willalso feelgood knowingthatyouare doingsomething fora goodcause.E.Thesehave includedsimple everydayactivities liketaking dogsfor walksat ananimal rescuecentre.F・The mostimportant thingto rememberisthatas wellas helpingothers,you canget agreatdeal outof ittoo!G.For example,my volunteeringexperience hashelped metalk tostrangers andeven infrontof acrowd withoutbeing shy.第三部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）第一节完形填空（共20小题；每小题L5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑Last yearmy daughterand Iwent tovisit ananimal sheltertodosome volunteerwork.We
41.some oldblankets,sheets andpillows totake alongand donate.On
42.at theshelter,we encountered500dogs and200cats being
43.______________________________________forcarefully.After thetour,we servedmeals andgave snuggles（依偎）tothedogs andcats to
44.those whowould clearlysurvive theirinjuries.And wealso noticedseveral who were so
45.that thevolunteer animaldoctor saidthey hada50/
5046.of beingalive nextweek.While
47._____the littleanimals Iwatched thevolunteer workerswhowerecleaningout someofthe
48.where thedogs live.I knewthat somehealthy dogswould bereturned tothe
49..I wasso
50.by howoften theystopped topat andplay with these dogswhich wereinthe noisy,crowded cages.These workersand volunteersare paid
51.or verylittle tosupportthese animalsand theydo itwith
52..My daughterand Istayed for45hours,
53.the timeshe hadscheduled tomeet friendsforlunch.She choseto skipher social
54.and spendmore timewith theseanimals despitethe
55.conditions.Tired anddirty,we felt
56.to sharesome timewith peoplewho caredeeplyfor
57.the sufferingof thesecute animals.We wouldgo back.May allthe sickand injuredanimalsbe relievedof their
58.and maythose whocare so
59.for themharvest joy.For thatday,my daughterand Iboth hadan important
60.forourlife.
41.A.packed upB.sold outC.worn outD.set up
42.A.looking B.arriving C.staying D.reaching
43.A.heard B.accused C.cared D.thought
44.A.like B.treat C.deliver D.fort
45.A.cute B.sick C.dead D.illegal
46.A.chance B.wonder C.anxiety D.pressure
47.A.raising B.accepting C.feeding D.sending
48.A.rooms B.houses C.cars D.cages
49.A.colleges B.neighbors C.parks D.streets
50.A.embarrassed B.touched C.depressed D.horrified
51.A.nothing B.everything C.something D.anything
52.A.tear B.smile C.love D.attitude
53.A.beyond B.with C.underneath D.through
54.A.media B.appointment C.freedom D.progress
55.A.clean B.different C.pleasant D.tough
56.A.puzzled B.excited C.blessed D.relaxed
57.A.relieving B.realizing C.adding D.laughing
58.A.hunger B.loneliness C.pain D.thirst
59.A.normally B.dangerously C.crazily D.selflesslyA.lesson B.value C.story D.rest
60.第二节语法填空共10小题；每小题
1.5分，满分15分阅读下列材料，在空白处填入适当的内容1个单词或括号内单词的正确形式Theres hardlyanyone whocan arguewiththepopular saying“money doesn,t growontrees”,well,maybe except
61.this specialdog.A cleverdog
62.name Negromanaged toensure himselfa seeminglyendless supplyof treats,by payingforthem with
63.leaf.Negro livesin Columbia.The dog
64.adopt bythe stafffofaschool threeyears agoand
65.free walksaround theschool syard.Students wouldsometimesbuy Negrocookies atthe localstore,but oneday thedog decidedthatitwas timeforhim to stop
66.beg fortreats becausehe hada betterplan.After carefulobservation,this cleverdog didsomething unthinkable.One day,he appearedwithaleaf inhis mouth,wagging histail andletting itbe knownthat hewanted acookie,“teacher AngelaGarciaBernal said.The dogoffered“take itor leafit”deal forthe store,s attendant.Astonished bythedog sintelligence,she couldnt helpbut“sell Negro
67.cookie.“He esfor cookieseveryday,“Gladys Barreto,a longtimestore attendant,said.“He always
68.pay withaleaf.Itishis
69.day purchase.However,the stores staffdecided toallow Negrotobuy treatsonly coupletimes aday
70.his fortuneliterally growson trees.第四部分写作共两节，满分35分第一节短文改错共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分Daniel wasaddicted tocoffee.He drankfive cupintheafternoon.He couldnt dosomethingwithout coffee.His momwanted him tostopto drinkingcoffee.Mom,Ican,t go to schoolwithoutcoffee,“Daniel said.This isfor yourown good,“his momsays.Daniel wenttoschool.He wastiring withoutcoffee.He couldnt payattention fortheclass.His teacherstoldhimtogotothe nurse,s office.Daniel wentto asknurse forcoffee.She laughedbutsuggested thathe needto drinkless coffee,but notstop itplete.Daniel didwhat thenursetold himtodo.It wasmore easierto drinkless coffeethan noneatall.第二节书面表达满分25分假如你是李华，你被联合国任命为中国的环保大使，并受邀在联合国大会上做演讲请你撰写一份演讲稿内容包括
1.中国的环保现状；
2.中国青年的环保责任；。
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