广州市普通高中毕业班模拟考试英语Word下载.docx

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---Eachpassengerisallowedtobringonebagontotheplane.

---Weightlimit:

Eachcarry-onbagmayweighupto10kilos.

---Sizelimit:

Eachcarry-onbagcanbeupto110cmlong,60cmhighand30cmwide.

---Additionalbagsandoversized/overweightbagsmaybeallowedontheplaneifthereisenoughroom.Therewillbeafeeforsuchbags（seethetablebelow）.Pleasenotethatifyourbagbreaksmorethanonerulethenyoumustpayafeeforeachrulebroken.

SafetyRules

Forthesafetyofourpassengers,thefollowingitemsmustnotbetakenontotheplane:

---Bottlescontaininggas（e.g.cigarettelighter）

---Bottlescontaininganycream,oilorotherliquidthatareover100ml.

Note:

Ifyouhaveanyliquidmedicinesover100mlthatyoumustuseduringyourflight,pleasecontactourcustomerservicemanageron34533566tomakearrangementsatleast24hoursbeforeyourdeparture.Youwillneedtohaveadoctor’sletterexplainingwhyyouneedthemedicine.

BagFees

Rule

Fee

Overweight*

Bagsheavierthan10kilos

￥100perkilooverlimit

Oversized**

Bagslargerthan110cmX60cmX30cm

￥250perbag

Extrabags

￥400perextrabag

*Nobagover15kiloswillbeallowedontheplane.**Nobagover150cmlongor80cmhighmaybetakenontheplane.Passengersmustputsuchbagsintheplane’sstorage.

21.Whatisnotallowedtobetakenontotheplanebyapassenger?

A.AgasbottleB.Medicalequipment

C.A100mlbottleofcreamD.Abagthatis120cmlong

22.Whenmustapassengerspeakwiththemanagerabouttakingover100mlofliquidmedicineontotheirflight?

A.AftertheygetontheplaneB.Sixhoursbeforetheirflight

C.WhentheyarriveattheairportD.Atleastonedaybeforetheirflight

23.Howmuchwillapassengerpayforacarry-onbagthatis110cmX50cmX25cminsizeandweighs13kilos?

A.250yuanB.300yuanC.550yuanD.850yuan

解析：

说明文

21.A.细节题。

定位到SafetyRules第一条”Bottlescontaininggas”是”mustnotbetakenontotheplane”的，所以选A。

22.D.细节题。

定位到Note中”Ifyouhaveanyliquidmedicinesover100ml…makearrangementsatleast24hoursbeforeyourdeparture.”需要至少提前一天联系，所以选D。

23.B.计算题。

题干所给的箱子没有超过大小，但是超重3千克，每千克收费100元所以300元，选择B。

B

ThesunwasrisingwhenDaryl’sdeliverytruckreachedthehighway.Thiswasthebesttimeofdaytodrive,whentheroadswerewideopenandempty.HefeltsurehewasgoingtomakeittoLosAngelesbeforemidnight.Itlookedlikeitwasgoingtobeagoodday.

Thenhesawit,alargelumpinthemiddleoftheroad.Daryloftenpasseddeadanimalsontheroadsidebutheknewthanthiswassomethingdifferent.Heslammedonhisbrakesandthetruckscreechedtoahalt.

Thelumpwasagirl.Hetriedshakingherawakebutshewouldn’tmove,sohepickedherupandcarriedhertothesideoftheroad.Atleastshewouldn’tberunoverthere.

Nowshewassomeoneelse’sproblem.HehadtomakeittoLosAngelesbymidnightanddidn’thavetimetobeahere.Heclimbedbackintohistruckbutashelookedinhismirrorandsawthegirllyingstillbythesideoftheroad,heknewhecouldn’tleaveher.Darylputherintohistruckanddrovetothenexttown.

Anhourlaterhepulledupatthepolicestation.Afterexplainingwhathadhappened,hepreparedtoleave,onlyforthepolicemantosaythatheneededtomakeareport.Darylknewthiswouldtakeseveralhours,buthehadnochoice.Therewasnowayhe’dgettoLosAngelesontimenow.

Threehourslaterthereportwasdoneandthegirlhadrecoveredsomewhat.Sheexplainedthatshehadfallenonthehighway,weakfromhunger,butcouldremembernothingelse.ShealsothankedDarylforsavingherlife.Daryltoldherthathehadbeenhappytohelp,butashegotbackintohistruckheknewhisbosswouldn’tbe.

Justashewasabouttopullbackontotheroad,hismothercalled.“Haveyouseen?

”shesaid,“Abridgecollapsedtwohoursago,theonethatyoudriveoveronthewaytoLosAngeles.”

Daryl’sbloodruncold.Ifhehadbeenontime,hewouldhavebeenonthatfallenbridgeabouttwohoursago.Darylrealizedhowluckyhewas.

24.WhatdidDarylplantodoinLosAngeles?

A.Goonholiday.B.Deliversomegoods.

C.Visithismum.D.Reporttohisboss.

25.WhydidDarylfirstleavethegirlbythesideoftheroad?

A.Hedidn’twanttobelate.B.Hethoughtthegirlwouldbefine.

C.Heknewthatsomeoneelsewouldhelp.D.Heworriedthepolicewouldblamehim.

26.HowdidDarylfeelafterheleftthepolicestation?

A.Confidentthathewouldbeontime.B.Angrythathehadtomakethereport.

C.Proudthathehadsavedthegirlslife.D.Worriedthathisbosswouldbeangry.

27.Whatdoestheunderlinedexpression“Darylbloodrancold”inthelastparagraphsuggest?

A.Darylwasnowfeelingmorerelaxed.B.Darylthoughthewouldbeintrouble.

C.Darylwasgreatlyshockedbythenews.D.Darylfeltthesuddenchangeintemperature.

记叙文

24.B.细节题。

从第一段”Daryl'

sdeliverytruck”可知他去洛杉矶是去运送货物的，所以选B。

25.A.细节题。

定位到第四段第二句”HehadtomakeittoLosAngelesbymidnightanddidn’thavetimetobeahero.”因为送货不能迟到所以没时间，所以选A。

26.D.细节题。

定位到第六段最后一句，heknewhisbosswouldn’tbe后面省略了happy。

所以是担心老板生气，选择D。

27.C.推断题。

因为上一段听到的消息，他感到极度惊骇，“如坠冰窟”，所以选C。

C

Haveyoueverwonderedwhendogsfirstbecame“man’sbestfriend”andtheworld’sfavouritepet?

Ifyouhavethenyou’renotalone.Whenandwheredogsfirstbeganlivingside-sidewithhumansarequestionsthathavestirredhotdebateamongscientists.Thereareafewhardfactsthatallagreeon.Theseincludethatdogswereoncewolvesandtheywerethefirstanimaltobedomesticated（驯养）byhumans.Theycameintolivessome15000yearsago,beforethedawnofagriculture.

Beyondthat,thereislittleagreement.Theearliestbonesfoundthatareunquestionabledogsandnotwolvesdatefrom14,000yearsago.However,30,000-year-oldskullshavebeendiscoveredinFranceandBelgiumthatarenotpurewolfandsomescientiststhinkcouldbedogs.

Withsuchpuzzlingevidence,manyscientistsarenowturningtoDNAtofindoutwhenandwheredogswerefirstdomesticated.Inoneresearchproject,tensofthousandsofbloodsampleshavebeentakenfromstreetdogsaroundtheworld.Theplanistocomparethemwiththoseofwolves.It’sevenpossibletoanalyseDNAfromancientbones.Tinypiecesofthe30,000-year-oldskullsmentionedearlierarecurrentlybeingstudied,andanotherDNAstudyhasalreadyshownthatancientdogspreservedintheAlaskanice-fieldsevolvedfromAsianwolves,notAmericanones.

Indeed,theancientDNAmayturnouttobemoreinformativethantheDNAoflivingdogs.Becausedogshaveaccompaniedhumansaroundtheworldforthousandsofyears,theircurrentdistributionmaytellusverylittleoftheirorigins.ThisiswhydifferentgroupsofscientistsbelievethatdogsvariouslyoriginatedineasternAsia,Mongolia,Siberia,EuropeorAfrica.

Butwhyweretheanimalsdomesticatedinthefirstplace?

Themostrecenttheoryisthatdogsdomesticatedthemselves,initiallylivinginandaroundourancientvillagestoeatanyfoodthrownout.Today,thisisawayoflifestillsharedbythree-quartersofabillionunowneddogsworldwide.

28.Whichistheonlystatementgenerallyagreedonbyscientistsstudyingdogs?

A.Theyoriginallywereusedasfarmanimal

B.TheyevolvedfromwolvesfoundinEurope

C.Theyhelpedthedevelopmentofagriculture

D.Theywerethefirstanimaltobekeptaspets

29.Whydoesthewriterfirstmentionthe30,000-year-oldanimalsskulls?

A.Toshowthatdogsweremuchlargerinthepast

B.ToprovethatdogsdevelopedfromAsianwolves

C.Tosuggestthatdogsmayhaveevolvedmuchearlier

D.ToarguethatdogswerefirstkeptinFranceandBelgium

30.HowdidscientistsdeterminetheoriginsoftheancientdogsfoundinAlaska?

A.Byexaminetheanimals’DNA

B.Byanalyzingtheageoftheirbones

C.Bystudyingtheshapeoftheirskulls

D.Bycomparingthemwithmoderndogs

31.Whydiddogsstartlivingwithhumans?

A.Becausetheywereattractedbyfood

B.Becausetheyweretrappedbyhumans

C.Becausetheycouldn’tsurviveinthewild

D.Becausetheyweretrainedtoprotectvillages

答案解析：

28.D.定位第一自然段“Thereareafewhardfactsthatallagreeon.Theseincludethatdogswereoncewolvesandtheywerethefirstanimaltobedomesticated（驯养）byhumans”可知选项D正确。

29.C.通过题目中出现的“30,000-year-oldanimalsskulls”定位到第二自然段“However,30,000-year-oldskullshavebeendiscoveredinFranceandBelgiumthatarenotpurewolfandsomescientiststhinkcouldbedogs.”可知狗出现的时间最早可追溯到30,000年前，而不是14,000之前。

30.A.通过题目中关键词Alaska定位文中第三自然段最后一句话“anotherDNAstudyhasalreadyshownthatancientdogspreservedintheAlaskanice-fieldsevolvedfromAsianwolves”可知是用DNA检测的

31.A.由最后一段“Themostrecenttheoryisthatdogsdomesticatedthemselves,initiallylivinginandaroundourancientvillagestoeatanyfoodthrownout”可知狗的自我驯养是因为被村民扔出的食物所吸引。

D

Manypeoplebelievethattheonlywaytomakeourcommunitiessaferistobuildmoreprisons.Butthere’sawaybetterprotectcitiesandtownsbydoingjusttheopposite.

Inmanycountriesthroughouttheworld,prisonpopulationshaverisendramaticallyoverthepastdecade.Oneofthemainreasonsforthisisthelargenumberofrepeatoffenders;

thatispeoplewhobreakthelawagainoncefreedfromjail.Statisticsshowthataboutoneinfourprisonersfreedeveryyearreturntojailwithinthreeyears.

Thisispartlybecauseex-prisonersfacehugedifficultyfinding