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河北高考英语试卷2017

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大家推荐的河北高考英语试卷20XX年，仅供大家参考!

河北高考英语试卷20XX年

第Ⅰ卷

第一部分听力(共两节，满分30分)

第一节(共5小题;每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)

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。

dSueleavehome?

4:5:5:15.

esthemanprefer?

cs.

lltheweatherprobablybelikeovertheweekend?

.

rethespeakers?

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el.

sthewomanbeendoing?

ngjustabit.

第二节(共15小题;每小题1.5分，满分22.5分)

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，各小题给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或

独白读两遍。

听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。

esthewomansayabouttheboy?

verypoorjob.

betterjobthistime.

’ttryashardashecould.

thespeakers?

rand

student.

听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。

estheconversationprobablytakeplace?

ndofaterm.

iddleofamester.

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eginningofaschoolyear.

weknowabouttheman?

cidingbetweentwoplaces.

eentoAustraliabefore.

sdivingintheocean.

thewoman’sparentscareabout?

.

yactivities.

ngtimetogetherwiththeirfamily.

听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。

sthewomanbeenstudying?

h

writing.

ybookscanthewomanborrowinall?

.

llthewomandonext?

eman’soffice.

听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。

earguinglastnight?

aker’sneighbors.

sthemanwokenup?

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2:3:4:00a.m.

thewoman’snewroutine?

acupofcoffeeeveryday.

ngsomesoymilkeverymorning.

omeexercieverymorning.

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

lltakeplaceinthemaintheaternextweek?

ofessorswillgivelecturesthere.

ntfilmfestivalwillbeheldthere.

illbeanartexhibitionthere.

thecollectioninthePictureGalleryabout?

localartists.

yoftheuniversity.

ts’socialactivities.

lltheaudiencevisitnext?

m.

allery.

ertainmentbuilding.

nwilleveryonemeetagain?

urandahalf.

第二部分阅读理解(共两节，满分40分)

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第一节，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。

A

Manylittlegirlslikeflowers,watchingbutterfliesandriding

themalsolikecars,robotsandspaceships.

Butmostgirls’clothingonlyhaspicturesofflowers,butterfliesor

hors.

Twomothersdecidedtomakeclothesthatincludeallthe

thingsthatlittlegirlsdoandlove.

resshas

picturesofcarsonit.

“Wehaven’tfoundthistypeofdressinthestore,”Cathy,

Bella’smother,says.

Thecardressisfromanewgirl’sclothinglinecalledPrincess

sits

productsforgirlshavesomedesignsnormallyfoundonboys’

clothes.

ItallstartedtwoyearsagowhenRebeccawashopingtobuy

clothingforhertwo-year-old,wholikedrobots,trucksand

spaceships.

“OnedaywhenIwalkedthroughagirls’store,Ithoughtto

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mylfIwishthey’dmakeoneofthobeautifuldressthatalso

ought

shoulddothat,”Rebecca,said.

elievedsheshould,andtheir

ensoldthefirst70dressthey

decidedtoexpandtheirbusiness

roductssoldverywellthere,too.

“TheysoldoutsofastthatIcouldnotmakethemfast

deditwastimetothinkaboutafactory,”

Rebeccasaid.

SotheystartedtoraimoneyfrompeopleovertheInternet.

Thewomenraidmorethan$215,000withindays,farmorethan

the$35,000theyexpected.

“Ourbiggestchallengeisgoingtobehowweexpandas

rapidlyaspeopleemtowantusto,”Rebeccasaid.

ThewomenhopePrincessAwesomewillexpandinto

productsforgirlsofallagesandallinterests.

ssAwesomewasstarted.

eofsix-year-oldBella

ehelpofagirls’unusualclothing

forgirls

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ssmadebyRebeccaandherfriend.

tteronlinethanatthemarket

themgetajobinafactory

pularamonggirls

ldexpensively

themostdifficultthingRebeccaandherfriend

willface?

gtheneedsofallgirls.

akeinterestingproducts.

genoughmoneyfortheirbusiness.

xpandtheirbusinessaspeopleexpected.

B

AnnaSchiferlhadn’tevengotoutofbedwhenshereached

forhercellphoneandtypedatexttohermom,onerecent

t?Anna

ter,JoannaSchiferlcalled,“If

youwanttotalktome,Anna,comedownstairsandeme!”

Annalaughsaboutitnow.“Iwaskindofbeinglazy,”sheadmits.

Thedays,manypeoplewithcellphonesprefertextingto

t’screatingacommunicationdivide,of

sorts—uldarguethatit’sno

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yexpertssaythemostsuccessful

communicatorswill,ofcour,havethecompetencetodoboth.

Andtheyfearthatmoreofusareunabletohave—oratleastare

avoiding—thetraditionalface–to–faceconversations.

Manyprofessorssayitisnotcommontoestudents

outsideofclass.“Isitinmyofficehourslonelynowbecauifmy

studentshaveaquestion,theyemailme,oftenlateatnight,”says

ReneeHouston,aprofessorattheUniversityofPugetSoundin

Washingtonstate.“Andtheynevercall.”

AsAnnaesit:“Therearepeopleyou’lltext,butwon’tcall.

It’sjustawaytostayintouchwitheachother.”Somebelievethat

scoresoftextachdaykeeppeoplemoreconnected.“The

problemisthattheconversationisn’tverydeep,”saysJoph

Grenny,co-authorofthebookCrucialConversations:Toolsfor

TalkingWhenStakesareHigh.

“Theproblemhasbeentheresincewe’vehadtelephones—

probablysincethetimeofatelegraph,”gis

theymaynotalwaysbeso

goodatdeepconversationsthemlves,Grennysuggeststhat

parentsmodelthebehaviorfortheirchildrenandputdowntheir

thattheyalsoshouldtlimits,asAnna’s

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momdidwhenshemadethe“notextingtopeopleinthesame

hou”rule.

ingtoParagraph1,Joanna.

ystrictwithherdaughter

knowhowtouacellphone

rythatherdaughtergotuplate

haveanybreakfastthatmorning

erlinedword“competence”inParagraph2

probablymeans“”.

ce

phGrenny’sopinion,.

onesmakepeoplelonelier

oneshelppeoplecommunicateclearly

ghelpspeoplehavedeeperconversations

gshouldbeencouragedinsteadoftexting

uldbethebesttitleforthetext?

ommunicationimportant?stexting

affectkidsatschool?

ingruiningtheartofconversation?we

avoidone-sidedconversations?

C

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Eco-friendlyCarRacer

Canyouimageacarracerissoeco-friendlythatitstyresare

madefrompotatoes,itsbodyiscreatedfromhemp(大麻)and

rapeedoilanditrunsonfuelmadefromwheatandsugarbeet?

Theone-aterracingcarcalledEcoOneisbuiltbyexpertsfrom

WarwickUniversity,whohopethatEcoOnewillbeadoptedby

ldat$51,000.

Pollution-nsitiveDress

Don’tbecaughtoutsideunawareofpollutionlevelsinthe

lution-nsitiveEPADressbyStephanieSandstrom

ess–whichis

actuallyquitepretty–lookslikeyoupullitfromthebottomof

tprotectyour

healthbyadvisingyoutostayindoorsfortheday,butitwon’tdo

youanyfavorifyou’remeetingwithclients.

Eco-friendlyUmbrella

ghit

ischangeable,o-friendly

tuallyonlyanumbrellaskeleton

withoutanysurface,whichcanbefolded,soyoucanputanything

suchasnewspapers,plasticbagsorwhateveryouwanttorve

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astheprotectingsurface.

Eco-friendlyMoss(苔藓)Carpet

Itissaidthatwalkingonfreshgrassincreasyourblood

sCarpet,createdbyNguyenLaChanh,looks

includesballmoss,

idity(湿度)ofthe

t’swhyyouneedto

placeitthereandnotanywhereel.

ingtoParagraph1,wecanfindEcoOne_____.

tonepasngerandonedriver

’tbeaffordedbythepublicatprent

lymadefromsomekindsofplants

ketheplaceofthetraditionalcarindustry

PADressdesigned?

peopletostayathomeasoftenaspossible

ursinformedofthepollutedlevelsintheair.

womenlookprettyeveninthepollutedair.

peoplefrommeetingtheirclientsifnecessary.

edwithtraditionalumbrellas,theEco-friendly

Umbrella_____.

’tanysurface

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ofnewspapers

oesthetextprobablycomefrom?

nalblog

cialdocument

Somepeoplearelikehomingpigeons:Dropthemoff

anywhere,andthey’eople,

though,can’ttellwhenthey’

thedirectionallychallengedjustbadlearners?

Notallofyournavigational(导航的)skillsarelearned.

te

ainhasspecial

navigationalneurons—head-directioncells,placecells,andgrid

cells(网格细胞)—andtheyhelpprogramyourinsidecompass

whenyou’rejustababy.

In20XX年,scientistscarriedoutanexperimenttostudybaby

rats’ghtheratswere

newborns,therearchersdiscoveredthattheirhead-direction

cells(whichhelpthemrecognizethedirectionthey’refacing)

s,itemed,wereborn

yhadn’tevenopenedtheireyes

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yet!

Humans,ofcour,hippocampus—the

brainareaweufornavigation—

therat’scompassdevelopsthisway,thenit’slikelythatahuman’s

compassdoes,too.

Ifwe’rebornwithanofdirection,thenwhyaresome

peoplesogoodatgettinglost?Thescientistsfoundthatthetwo

othercells—placeandgridcells—developedwithinthefirst

ellsarethoughttohelpusformamapinourmind,

twocellsworktogether,andthat’swherethetroublemightbe.

Peoplewhotookpartina20XX年studyplayedavideo

gamethatrequiredthemtotravelquicklybetweendifferent

ringtheirbrains,thescientistsfoundthatgridcells

helpedthegamersrecognizewheretheywere—evenwithout

ingtorearcherMichaelKahana,differences

inhowgridcellsworkmayhelpexplainwhysomepeoplehavea

betternofdirectionthanothers.

dthe20XX年rearchfind?

veanaturalabilitytorecognizedirections.

’hippocampusisdifferentfromthatofhumans.

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uallyfindtheirwaywithoutopeningtheireyes.

tshaveasmanyhead-directioncellsasgrown-

ups.

weknowaboutournavigationalneurons?

ellsletusknowhowtoreadamap.

llshelpusreachtheplacewearegoingto.

lpusuacompasswhenweloourway.

ndgridcellsgrowlaterthanhead-directioncells.

somepeoplesogoodatgettinglost?

n’ridcellscan’t

workverywell.

bilityto

followdirectionsispoor.

thetextmainlyabout?

passinrats’body.

ingpigeonswork.

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。

Withtheyearcomingtoanend,avacationisinescapable.

airtravelmightsound

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asthemostconvenientwayforwintertravel,italsohasitsown

sonofcoldsometimesinterruptsyour

travelplans.36Webringtoyoutipstokeepinmindifyouareair

travellinginwinters.

Earlyflightsareontime

Earlymorningflightshavebeenfoundtobemoreontime

thantheoneslaterintheday.37Anydelayintheflightschedule

duringthedayleadstoariesofdelay,thebestwaytoavoidit

istoflyearly.

38

your

flightgetscancelledordelayedyoucanaskforaatinthe

partnerairline,providedthatyourairlinesupportsit.

Joinaclub

39Whenyourflightgetsdelayedforhoursyoucanaccess

thoclubsintheairportratherthanbeingstuckintheterminal.

Also,accessingtodifferenttravelagentsiasierfromtheclubs

astheyassistyouwithvariousoptionsavailable.

Consideratravelagent

Attimeswhenyouarestuckwithsituationswhereyourflight

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isdelayedorcancelled,insteadofdealingdirectlywiththeairline

staff,itisbesttolaytheresponsibilityonyourtravelagent.40

ertophonebravely

rairlinescanhelp

rofaclubisthebestchoiceformostflyerson

thewhole

sgetcancelledordelayedbeyondwhatyouhaveto

dealwith

youwouldhavetowakeupveryearly,yetitwould

ridyouofalotoftroubles.

avelagentwillactonyourbehalfandsolvethe

issuessoyouneedn’tsolvetheissuesyourlf.

gaclubwillsuremakeyoupaysomemoney,butif

youareafrequentflyeritisthebestchoiceforyou