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【赢在高考•黄金卷】备战年高考英语模拟卷（全国卷专用）202022一轮巩固卷7（考试时间分钟试卷满分分）120150注意事项.本试卷共页，全卷满分分，回答时间为分钟；112150120答卷前，务必将答题卡上密封线内的各项目填写清楚；
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3.What does the manmeanA.He istoo busyto helpher.B.His hands are holdingsomething.C.He wantsto movethe sofaall byhimself.4,Who isthe womanA.Mr.Johnsons secretary.B.Mr.Johnsons wife.C.Mr.Johnsons mother.52:Climb highand look for signsof humanhabitation.53even indense forest,you shouldbe ableto54gaps in the treeline due to roads,train tracks,and otherpaths peoplecarve55the woods.Head toward these56tofind away out.At night,scan thehorizon for57light sources,such asfires andstreetlights,then walktowardtheglowof lightpollution.Finally,assuming yourelost in an area58humans tend to appear,lookfor the59we leaveon thelandscape.Trail blazes,tire tracks,and otherfeatures can60you to civilization.
41.A.Some B.Most C.Few D.All
42.A.put B.take C.run D.come
43.A.Since B.If C.Though D.Until
44.A.formally B.relatively C.gradually D.literally
45.A.back B.next C.around D.away
46.A.onto B.off C.across D.along
47.A.unattractive B.uncrowded C.unchanged D.unfamiliar
48.A.site B.point C.way D.place
49.A.So B.Yet C.Instead D.Besides
50.A.immediately B.intentionally C.unexpectedly D.eventually
51.A.surprised B.annoyed C.frightened D.confused
52.A.problem B.option C.view D.result
53.A.Above allB.In contrastC.On averageD.For example
54.A.bridge B.avoid C.spot D.separate
55.A.from B.through C.beyond D.under
56.A.posts B.links C.shades D.breaks
57.A.artificial B.mysterious C.hidden D.limited
58.A.where B.which C.which D.that
59.A.memories B.marks C.notes D.belongings
60.A.restrict B.adopt C.lead D.expose第卷（非选择题共分）n50第三部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分分）45第二节语法填空（共小题，每小题分，满分分）10L515阅读下面材料，在答题卡相应位置处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式A Chineseman,
61.know onlyby hisnickname,Coastline,spent abouta yearbuilding a600-square-meterfloating homeon thecoast ofFujian Province.Coastline grewup near the sea.He spenthis free time seafishing.It wasonenight in2018,while drinkingwith hisfriend,
62.he startedtalking about
63.eager howgreat itwould beto haveafloating home,so hecould fishand in the meantimedrink beer.One drinkled to another,and by the endof thenight,they
64.decide to make hisdream a reality.Coastlines amazingfloating homeis verylarge andhas plentyof bothindoor65,outdoor space.Also,it offersa360-degree view of thesea,and
66.locate in a calmbay.After it was completed,Coastline startedusing itas avacation placewhere hecould fishall dayand justreflect67,his lifeand hisfuture plans.In arecent interview,Coastline saidwhenever hecame here,he justcut his
68.connect from the stressof hisdaily life.He set
69.he alimit ofchecking hissmartphone justthree
70.timea day,didnt speakto anyoneand spent第四部分写作共两节，满分分his timedoing whathe enjoyedmost.35第一节短文改错共小题，每小题分，满分分10110假如英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文文中共有处语言错误，10每句中最多有两处错误要求你在错误的地方增加、删除或修改某个单词增加在缺词处加一个漏字符号八，并在其下面写出该加的词删除把多余的词用斜线\划掉修改在错的词下划一横线—,并在该词下面写出修改后的词注意:每处错误及修改均仅限一词；L.只允许修改处，多者从第处起不计分21011Nowadays moststudents areaddicted tosharing withpictures inWeChat circle.They evenshared allsorts ofphotosin theirdailylife.WeChat doesmake itmore convenientlyfor usto understandand communicate.Therefore,隐私,there existssome potentialtrouble ifwe overshare.One seriousproblem isletting outour privacythat maycausea lotof trouble.Besides,others mayfeel uncomfortable,thought weare showingoff.In myopinion,wed betternotpost theirpersonal information,or blindlyadding strangersto alist offriends.Its muchwiser toset asidesometime accompanyparents ordo somethingmore meaningful,such asreading booksortaking exercises.第二节书面表达满分分25假定你是李华，是某国际学校青少年健康网站的编辑，请你在主页上写篇短文介绍你们的网站TeenHealthWeb内容包括建网站的目的；
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5.How doesthe manfeelA.Worried.B.Excited.C.Unconcerned.第二节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）15L
522.5听下面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、、三个选项中选出最佳选项，5A BC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，每小题秒钟;听完后，各小题将5给出秒钟的作答时间每段对话或独白读两遍5听第段材料，回答第至题
6686.Why didMarys parentsmake herstay athome yesterday eveningA.To lether doher homework.B.To lether takecare of her babysister.C.To lether watchTV.
7.What didMary doyesterdayeveningA.She watchedboxing onTV.B.She watcheda movieabout boxing.C.She wentto aconcert.
8.What didJohn dolast nightA.He watchedboxing onTV.B.He wentto thecinema.C.He wenttoaconcert.听第段材料，回答第至题
79119.What maindish willthe womanserveA.Roast duck.B.Chicken.C.Beef andpotatoes.
10.When willthe womanserve breadA.Before dinner.B.During dinner.C.After dinner.
11.How willthe womanprobably getthe dessertA.She willmake it.B.She willbuy it.C.She expectssomeone tobring it.听第段材料，回答第至题
8121412.When doesthe womanusually watchTVA.After midnight.B.When sheis bored.C.After shehas dinner.
13.Why was the manunhappyA.He losthis mealtickets.B.The foodwas terrible.C.The TVprogram wasboring.
14.Why didthe manfeel evenworseA.He didntsleep well.B.He wastedso muchtime.C.The womanhad the same problem.听第段材料，回答第至题
9151715.Who isdisabled in the dialogueA.The man.B.The manswife.C.The mansboss.
16.What didthe mansboss doA.He firedthe man.B.He movedthe company.C.He disappearedwith lotsof money.
17.What didthe womangive themanA.A jobopportunity.B.Only somemoney.C.Some food.听第段材料，回答第至题
10182018.Which statementis trueabout thepark thatWalt dreamedofA.Children insteadof adultswould liketo goto hispark.B.The parkwould beexciting andsafe.C.The parkwould beattractive toAmericans only.
19.When wasDisneyland openedin CaliforniaA.In
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20.Which statementis trueabout WaltA.Before he died in1966,he builtonly oneamusement parkin America.B.He wasforgotten bythe worldquickly afterhedied.C.He hadtwo daughters,who likedto goto amusementparks.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分分）40第一节（共小题，每小题分，满分分）15230阅读下列四篇短文，从每小题后所给的、、、四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该选项A BC D涂黑The best-sellers ofAmazons self-help listWithMental HealthAwareness Weekin fullswing,we/ve turnedto thebest-sellers ofAmazons self-help list.Here arethe most popular booksover thepast year.QuietFearne CottonWrittento controlthe innervoice thatsays youcant andsilence whatFearne callsbrain-chatter thatholds youbackand stopsyou frombelieving inyourself.Its ahandbook to help dealeffectively withmodern lifefilled withexpertadvice andideas youcan putinto practice.Can/t HurtmeDavid GogginsSharinghis astonishinglife story—from poverty,prejudice,and physicalabuse toa U.S.Armed Forcesicon andone of the world/s topendurance athletes.David Gogginsreveals thatmost of us onlyever tapinto just40%of ourcapabilities.Goggins refersto this as zThe40%Rule,with hisstory lightinga paththat anyonecan followto pushpastpain andreach theirfull potential.The Wim Hof MethodWim HofIf yourefascinated byWimHof and hisamazing achievements.Think,barefoot marathonsover desertsand ice（耐力）fields.As anendurance athlete,hes multiplebroken worldrecords bearingthe mostextreme temperaturesthroughthe powerof themind.Exploring the ways toactivate yourpotential andgo beyondyour limits.Takingcontrol ofboth yourbody andlife byreleasing thegreat powerof themind Hoffexplains hismethod forsurvivingextreme conditions.The SubtleArt ofNot Givinga F*ckMark MansonDonthope for a lifewithout problems.There/s nosuch thing.Instead,hope fora lifefull ofgood problems//Manson makesthe argument,backed byacademic researchand amountsof toilethumour,that improvingour livesdepends not on our abilityto turnlemons intolemonade,but ratherlearning tostomach lemonsbetter.
21.Which of the followingencourages self-confidenceA.Quiet.B.Can/t Hurtme.C.The WimHof Method.D.The SubtleArt ofNot Givinga F*ck.A.They areshort storywriters.B.They areworld-class athletes.C.They sufferfrom physicalabuse.D.They advocateliving agood life.
23.What arethe booksintended to doA.Share inspiringpersonal experiences.B.Explore thepotential of the humanbrain.C.Provide guidancefor bettermental health.D.Find approachesto amazingachievements.B
22.What doWimHofand DavidGoggins havein commonFeelHappier TodayWhenI learnedthat themostpopularcourse inthe historyof YaleUniversity—a psychologyclass designedtoteach studentshow to become happier—was availableonline toanyone whowanted to take it,I decidedI had to seewhatitwasall about.After all,Ive beenwriting abouthappiness foryears,offering techniquesand advicefromresearchers whofound thatthis ideaor thathabit canboost welLbeing.I wascurious to see whatYale professorLaurieSantos wasrecommending,but Iassumed Idalready befamiliar withmany of the concepts.So Iinvited myhusband,Ian,to takethe coursewith me.I wantedtoseehow someonewho hadntheard itall beforereacted.Santoss onlinecourse consistsof19hours ofvideo lecturesand issupposed totake tenweeks tocomplete,butIan andI spentthree monthssoaking upwhat shehadtooffer.We learnedthat thethings wetend tothink willmakeus happier—bigger paychecks,nicer homes,slimmer bodies—dont actuallyadd joyto ourlives.But practicessuch asexercisingmore,socializing,getting enoughsleep,and enjoyingfreetimeover makingmoney do.“These constantpracticesare reallywhats requiredto increaseyour happiness/Santos toldme afterIan andI completedher course.z/lt/s like a tirethat youput air into.Occasionally itleaks,and you have toput moreairintoit.Its nota one-time thingwhereyou learnit and you/re good.You actuallyhave toput thework in.Although partof the course focuseson thedesire toget goodgrades andland theperfect job,we realizedthatthese lessonsarent helpfuljust forcollege students;Ian andI areboth middle-aged,with sixchildren betweenus,andmost of what Santossaid wasrelevant tous.What thescience suggestsis that these tipsapply cross-culturally,acrossages,and nomatter whatjob youhave/Santos says.After takingthe course,Km convincedthat anyonewho adoptsandpractices thestrategies thatSantos suggestscan trulybecome happier.A.Focus onfitness.B.Improve happiness.
24.What doesthe underlinedpart“boost well-being inParagraph ImeanC.Make achievements.D.Deal withstress.
25.What isactually needed tomakeyou happy,according toSantosA.Having muchmoney tospend.B.Having agood timeat aparty.C.Living in a wonderfulhouse.D.Owning abeautiful figure.
26.Which of the followingstatements doesthe writeragree withA.Her husbandis expertat happiness.B.She alwaysknows thecontent of thecourse.C.The courseis notuseful tocollege students.D.The courseis relatedto peopleofherage.
27.What attitudedoesthewriter havetoward SantosstrategiesA.Positive.B.Negative.C.Indifferent.D.Doubtful.CIt hasbeen found in SouthAustralia thata worm-like creatureabout the size ofa grainof riceistheoldestancestor on the familytree thatincludes humansand mostanimals.The creaturelived about535million years ago.It_is consideredtobean evolutionarystep forwardfor earlylife onEarth.Researchers havebeen workinghard to find evidenceof thecommon ancestorof mostanimals.Developing itsbodystructure andorganization successfullyallowed lifeto movein specific,purposeful directions.This includes（两栖动物）everything fromworms anddinosaurs toamphibians andhumans.But forour commonancestor,they（化石）knew thatfossils ofthe tiny,simple creaturesthey imaginedwould benearly impossibletofindbecause ofits（动物洞穴），size andsoft body.Then,they turnedto fossilizedburrows datedto the Ediacaran Period,foundinSouthAustralia.For15years,scientists knewthe burrowswere createdbythe creature.There wasno evidenceofwhatmade theburrowsand livedin themuntil researchersdecided totake acloser lookatthe burrows.Geology professorMary价的圆形）Droser spottedimpressions shapedlike ovalsnearthe burrows.A3-D laserscan revealedthe impressionscontaining evidenceofabody shapedand sizedlikearice grain,with anoticeablehead andtail whichsuggested ithad muscles.The muscleswould haveenabled the creature tomove andcreatethe burrows,like theway aworm moves.And thesize ofthecreaturematched withthesizeoftheburrowsthey found.比
28.What doesthe underlinedword meaninthefirst paragraphA.A familytree.B.A grainof rice.C.A worm-like creature.D.An evolutionarystep.
29.What didthe researchersdo duringthe studyA.They developedthecreatureintheexpected way.B.They studieda largenumber ofworms anddinosaurs.C.They observedtheburrowsclose up.D.They wentback totheEdiacaranPeriod someyearsago.
30.What inspiredthe scientiststo explorethe originoftheburrowsA.3-D laserscan.B.The impressions.C.Some goodovals.D.More burrows.
31.What doesthe textmainly tellusA.The researchersworked veryhard intheburrow.B.The worm-like creaturemay beanimals/ancestor.C.It isvery difficultto namea newkind ofcreature.D.Australian peoplelike fossilsof manycreatures.DWhen Ludwigvon Beethovendied in1827,he wasthree yearsremoved fromthe completionof hisNinth（交响乐）.Symphony Hehad startedwork onhis Tenth Symphony but,duetodeclining health,wasnt ableto makemuchheadway:All heleft behindwere somemusical sketches.Ever sincethen,Beethoven fans and musicologistshave puzzledover whatcould havebeen.Now,thanks tothework ofa teamof scientists,Beethoven/s visionwill cometo life.（破The scientistswere dividedinto twoparts-the human side andthe machineside.The humanside deciphered译）and transcribedthe sketchesfromthe Tenth Symphony,trying tounderstand Beethovensintentions.Meanwhile,the A.I.side facedmore challenges.First,and mostfundamentally,they neededto figureout how totake a shortphrase anduse itto developalonger,more complicatedmusical structure,just asBeethoven wouldhave done.Next,because thecontinuation ofaphrase alsoneeds to follow acertain musicalform,the A.I.neededto learn Beethovensprocess fordeveloping theseforms.The A.I.also neededtolearnhow totakeamelodic lineand harmonizeit andhowtobridge twosections ofmusictogether.Finally,once theyhad afull composition,the A.I.was goingto haveto figureout howto orchestrateit,which involvesassigning differentinstruments fordifferent parts.And ithad topulloff thesetasks inthewayBeethoven mightdo so.The success oftheattempt provesthey wereontheright track.But thesewere justa coupleof minutesof music.There wasstill muchmore workto do.At onepoint,one ofthe musicexperts onthe teamsaid thatthe A.I.remindedhim ofan eagermusic studentwho practicesevery day,learns,and becomesbetter andbetter.Now thatstudent,having takenthe batonfrom Beethoven,is readyto presenttheTenthSymphony totheworld.
32.What canwe knowabout Beethoven/s TenthSymphonyA.Beethoven losthis healthin anattempt tofinish it.B.It washighly thoughtof byfansandmusicologists.C.It arousedgreat interestsamong Beethovenfans.D.Beethoven didntstart tocreate ituntil
1824.
33.What doesparagraph4mainly talkaboutA.the difficultiesthe Alside solvedB.the contributionsofthehuman sideC.Beethovens musiccomposition processD.how asymphony wasusually created
34.In theprocess ofcompleting Beethoven/s TenthSymphony,which descriptionis nottrueA.It/sa great challengefor theAl technology.B.The humanside shouldimitate Beethovensmusic creatingprocess.C.It isa combinedeffort ofhuman andAl technology.D.Its moredemanding for the machineside thanhumanside.
35.Whats theauthors attitudetowards theTenthSymphonycompleted byA.I.A.skeptical B.positive C.negative D.indifferent第二节（共小题，每小题分，满分分）5210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Culture isa popularword insport.Coaches oftenrelate thecause oftheir successor failureto thisword.
36.The shortanswer is,while the cultures ofsome sportsteams cancreate long-term success,others willonly deliversuccessintheshort term,if atall.Culture isa keyfactor inthe successof anyorganized group.So whatisa sportsteams cultureEveryteam hasa culture.
37.Culture isa measureoftheobservable behaviorsyour teampromotes andaccepts.Basically,culture isbestdefined simplyastheway wedo thingsaround hereortheway webehave aroundhere”.38・Some teamssupporta certainculture butactually behavein avery differentway.Your team/s cultureleads toeither effectiveandproductive resultsor ineffectiveand unproductiveresults.Now thatwe havebegun toillustrate theimportance ofculture,what arethe benefitsof havinga culturethat isconsistentthroughout yourorganization orat yourteam level
39.Research hasshown thatwhen employeesand seniorleaders havethesameviewoftheculture,the levelof（employee includingsatisfaction,commitment andlikelihood ofrecommending theirorganization asagreatplace to）work ismuch higherthan inless consistentcultures.To putit frankly,when cultureis consistent,everyone wins.Unfortunately,there/snotas muchresearch aboutteam cultureinasporting context.4cl.There aremanyelements oforganizational culturethat aredirectly applicableinasporting context.A.Even if you donot knowwhat yoursis,one exists.B.Consistent culturestendtohave moreengaged people.C.But whyshould youcare aboutyour sportsteams cultureD.A differentand uniqueculture canbe oneof yourteams disadvantages.E.Culture isneither what you thinknor wanttodo,but ratherwhatyoudo.F.The realquestion hereis:what arethe reasonsforthesuccessofasportsteam第三部分英语知G.However,we candraw muchfrom business-focused research,as inthe endpeople arepeople.识运用（共两节，满分分）45第一节完形填空（共小题，每小题分，满分分）
201.530阅读下面短文，从短文后各题的、、、四个选项中，选出适合填入对应空白处的最佳选项，并在答A BC D题卡上将该项涂黑Today welive ina worldwhere GPSsystems,digital maps,and othernavigation appsare availableonoursmartphone41ofusjust walkstraight intothe woodswithout a phone.But phones42on batteries,and batteriescan diefaster thanwe realize,43you getlost withoutaphoneoracompass,andyou44cant findnorth,therere afew trickstohelpyou navigate45tocivilization,oneofwhich istofollowthe land.When youfind yourselfwell46a trail,but notinacomplete!y47area,youhaveto answertwo questions:Which48is downhill,in thisparticulararea Andwhere isthe nearestwater sourceHumans overwhelminglylive invalleys,and onsupplies offreshwater.49ifyouhead downhilland followany H2O youfind,you should50see signsof people.If youveexploredthe areabefore,keep aneye outfor familiarsights—you maybe51how quicklyidentifying adistinctive rockor treecanrestore yourbearings.Another_。
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