高考英语一模试卷
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一、阅读理解（本大题共15小题，共30.0分）
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Things to Do in Atlanta Need a run-down of the top things to do next month Here is what's going on in Atlanta．
In the Mood
Date：November 22 through November 26，2018
Time：2：00pm～5：30pm
Phone：770-916-2800
If you love the music of the 1940s，then here's what you need to do this Sunday．Go to a 1940s musical show at Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre．The music of Glenn Miller has a distinctive sound．No need to ask me twice．Are you "In the Mood"？
Party With the Penguins
Date：November 20 through November 25，2018
Time：11：00 am～2：00 pm
Phone：404-581-4000定格在记忆中的画面作文
Celebrate Penguin Awareness Day at Georgia Aquarium's annual Party With the Penguins．The party will feature fun activities，including the chance to e an African penguin up clo and learn how to help protect this endangered species．
Callanwolde Arts Festival
Date：November 21 through November 22，2018
Time：10：30 am～5：30 pm
Phone：404-872-5338
Located at Callanwolde Fine Arts Center，this event is a festival for artists，and by artists，letting them have a voice in the creation and operations of the festival．If you are of the artistic persuasion or enjoy a creative scene，don't miss out．
Foolio's Hoodilly Storytime
Date：November 21 through November 27，2018
Time：1：00 pm～4：30 pm
Phone：404-523-3141
We make up a brand-new story every week．Come and enjoy a new story each time at Dad's Garage Theatre．Little ones will get to help provide key parts of the story and even add in their own jokes．Interactive and out-of-the-ordinary fun for kids and parents!
1.Where should you go in order to enjoy Glenn Miller's works______
A. Georgia Aquarium．
B. Dad's Garage Theatre．
C. Callanwolde Fine Arts Center
D. Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre
2.Which number should a family dial if they want to enjoy a good laugh together______
A. 404-872-5338
B. 404-523-3141
C. 404-581-4000
D. 770-916-2800
3.What do we know about Callanwolde Arts Festival______
A. It is an annual event．
B. It lasts for a whole week．
C. It gets participants involved in its operations．
D. It is organized by some world-famous artists．
B
Last year，my oldest son Matthew went off to college．
Things at home were not as "busy" as they ud to be．We still had our 15-year-old Gabriel with us，but we misd having Matthew around．
My wife soon had a crazy idea．"Let's get a dog，" she told me．
I wasn't exactly thrilled with the idea，but agreed．
I mean，what better way to replace a kid that has gone off to college than to get a dog？When we got to the animal shelter，it emed like every dog was a pit bull （比特犬）．I'd had many bad experiences with pit bulls as a child，so I didn't want to take one of them home with me．
While I was walking along the rows and rows of cold metal cages， a dog caught my eye．He was scared，and looked like he'd given up on life．
There was only one problem：he was a pit bull．
As he looked at me with his big beautiful eyes，I could e into his soul．I could e how scared he was and that he just wanted a happy life．
I couldn't just walk away - I had to at least go over and look at him．
I approached his cage，and he just sat there，looking at me．
I stuck my finger through the hole in the cage and petted him on the head．I expected him to get mad，but he didn't．
I knew that this dog had never felt love before，and he was enjoying every bit of the love I could give him at that moment．
Tears began to stream down my face becau I felt everything that this poor creature was feeling right then．He just wanted to be loved；he just wanted a home and a family．
It's been a year since we took the dog home，and our lives have been changed forever．Now，his favorite thing to do is give us kiss with his giant tongue every morning．He is always there to gree
t us when we come home with a huge smile．He's shown us more love than any other living creature on Earth ever had before．
And every time I look into his eyes I e love，compassion （同情）and gratitude - things I never thought that a pit bull was capable of feeling．港澳三天游攻略
4.How did the author react to his wife's idea of getting a dog______
A. He became excited．
B. He found it acceptable．
C. He thought it was a bad idea．
D. It made him feel angry．
5.Why did the author adopt the pit bull in the end______
A. His wife liked the dog a lot．
B. He found the dog was more active than the other dogs．
C. He found the dog was similar to one he ud to own．
D. He found he could understand the dog's feelings．
6.What was the author and his wife's life like with the pit bull______
A. They lived a life full of love．
B. They regretted adopting him．
C. They found it hard to get along with him．
D. They misd having Matthew around even more．
五子衍宗丸的作用7.What is the main purpo of the article______
A. To give advice on how to keep a pet．
B. To stress the benefits of keeping a pet．
C. To advi people to keep a pet of their own．
D. To share a warm story about adopting a pet．
C
What was the last thing you did before going to bed last night？You were probably on a device（设备）：reading e-mails，surfing the web or checking social media．
You're not alone．A study by the National Sleep Foundation says 48% of American adults u devices such as tablets or laptops in bed．
Unlike reading and TV，modern devices are interactive（互动的）rather than passive．Their connectivity to the outside world enters the bedroom．
It appears there is a marked difference between staying up late with a good book or watching television in bed and using smartphones，tablets and laptops．The way we u electronic devices allows them to eat into far more of the time we should be asleep，according to rearchers．
"The devices are causing sleep procrastination（拖延），" says Matthew Walker，a professor at the University of California．
"Sending a text message，posting something on Facebook or checking your e-mail means you are waiting for a respon and revs up your emotional nervous system so that you find it hard to fall asleep．"
Ben Carter， a professor at King's College London，conducted a review of 20 studies into the impact of technology on children's sleep patterns，finding even tho who did not u phones or other devices before bed but had them in their bedrooms slept less deeply than tho who left their devices in another room．"Just the prence of the device in their bedrooms was affecting their sleep，" says Carter．
Yet surprisingly，Walker says technology itlf may hold the answer to improve our sleep．There are already many devices on the market that claim to monitor and aid sleep．And Walker hopes to u machine-learning technology to produce new ways to help tho who are not sleeping properly．
8.What do we know about smartphones and laptops compared with TV？______静音空调
A. They work in a more interactive way．
B. They have more positive effects．
C. They do less harm to our health．
D. They consume less of our time．
9.What does the underlined phra "revs up" in Paragraph 6 probably mean？______
A. Makes something work terribly．
B. Makes something function normally．
C. Makes something operate more actively．
D. Makes something develop more steadily．
10.What would Ben Carter most probably advi us to do with our mobile phones at night？
______
炸酥肉的做法A. Just turn it off．
B. Leave it in another room．
C. Keep it in silent mode．
D. Put it in the bedroom．
11.What's the best title for the text______
A. Why Do You Love Social Media？
B. Where Can We Have a Sound Sleep
C. Are You a Sleep Procrastinator
D. Are You Addicted to Sleep？
D
In an era when many parents make efforts to ensure that boys and girls have equal opportunities， a recent study found that boys are paid twice as much allowance （零花钱）as girls for doing weekly chores（家务活）．
An analysis of 10，000 families across the US showed that boys earned an average of ﹩13.80（94
yuan）each week compared with﹩6.71 earned by girls，according to BusyKid， a web见微知著的意思
platform that allows kids to receive，spend，or invest their allowance．
"I think this is a wake-up call for parents to be aware of what they are paying，to make sure they are being as fair as possible，" said Gregg Murt，CEO of BusyKid．
According to the analysis，boys averaged more allowance than girls becau they were more often assigned chores considered more physically difficult，including cutting the grass．Girls，meanwhile，were more often paid for jobs such as loading the dishwasher．Boys also earned more money becau they were paid for things girls were not paid for at all，including showering and brushing their teeth．
In Illinois，Vaishali Patel tries hard to teach her two children that gender shouldn't determine what chores they are assigned or what activities they choo．The parents don't pay their children an allowance，and instead expect them to help with all jobs around the hou．
But Patel said the children still pick up on old-fashioned gender stereotypes （刻板印象）from elwhere，like when they tell their son to try dance class in addition to the sports he plays．"He'
s like，‘ No way am I doing that'，" said Patel．"Some of that is really hard to influence．" The stereotype can also be en at Future Investor Clubs of America， a summer camp offered in many US cities to teach financial responsibility and wealth strategies to teens．In the past 21 years，it has consistently enrolled （录取）mostly boys，despite efforts by camp management to recruit girls．
Barbara Risman， a professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago，said that while Americans have come a long way in terms of offering more equal opportunities for men and women，changing mindts （心态）permanently takes even more time．
The best way to counter the patterns，Risman added，is to think about and discuss the way we approach gender roles as often as possible．"You can't change behavior you have never noticed，" she said．
12.Why do boys receive more allowance than girls for doing weekly chores______
A. They tend to ask for more payment．
B. They are given more difficult work．
C. They are considered better at houwork．
D. They are willing to take on more chores．
13.The author mentioned Patel's family and Future Investor Clubs of America mainly to
show ______ ．
A. how gender stereotypes influence what children do
B. the efforts Americans have made for gender equality
C. it's common for children to disagree with their parents
D. boys and girls differ greatly in their career choices
14.What can be inferred from Risman's words______
A. Americans are proud of how they treat women．
B. It's impossible to change gender stereotypes．
C. Americans don't try to deal with gender stereotypes．
D. More effort is needed to change people's idea of gender roles．
15.What did Risman suggest people do to fight gender stereotypes______
A. Assign children similar chores．
B. Create more opportunities for girls．
C. Give the problem more attention．
D. Teach children about gender equality．
二、阅读七选五（本大题共5小题，共10.0分）
中国感恩节China was once known as the kingdom of bicycles．(1) Last year，more bicycles were sold than cars in many European countries，according to the BBC．
(2) It reduces both traffic jams and pollution，and is great for our health．Of cour，Rome wasn't built in a day．The popularity of cycling in many European countries is greatly due to bike-friendly policies．
As the traditional "cycling capital" in Northern Europe，Copenhagen's roads keep bicycles and motor vehicles parated as much as possible．On the routes，there are pre-green lights for cyclists．The kinds of bicycle traffic lights turn green a few conds before car traffic lights do．
(3) For people living far from city centers，getting to work by bicycle alone may take a long time．That's why Copenhagen allows cyclists to bring their bicycles onto subway trains．(4) At Dutch schools，students must attend cycling lessons．Children aged 12 can ride on the roads very well．Cycle lanes are also designed to be wide enough for children to ride alongside adults．In Amsterdam，people can hire a bike from almost anywhere in the city．
(5) In Beijing，there are also similar policies to hire bikes．Do you e them in your city？
A．Bike rental companies can be found near busy areas．
B．Cycling is a safe，clean and cheap way to get around the city．
C．Shared bikes are gaining popularity in China．
D．It gives the cyclists time to avoid traffic while crossing．
E．In European countries，bicycles are often regarded as a tool for exercising
F．But countries in Europe also match China's love for bicycles．
G．The Dutch have also had good ideas that make cycling safer and more inviting．
16. A. A B. B C. C D. D E.
E F.
F G. G
17. A. A B. B C. C D. D E.
E F.
F G. G
18. A. A B. B C. C D. D E.
E F.
F G. G
19. A. A B. B C. C D. D E.
E F.
F G. G
20. A. A B. B C. C D. D E.
E F.
F G. G
三、完形填空（本大题共20小题，共30.0分）
Tim Cook is both blind and deaf．And try as they might，staff on a recent flight just couldn't figure out how to (21) with the man，who was traveling all alone．
创业板上市条件
But then， a 15-year-old girl ud(22) language and genuine compassion to save the
