湖北省荆州中学、宜昌一中、龙泉中学2019届高三5月联考英语试题.pdf

机密 ★ 启用前 龙泉中学、荆州中学、宜昌一中三校 ２０１９ 届 高 三 ５ 月 联 考 英语试题 命题审题学校:龙泉中学 　　 命题审题人:柯心平 肖学芝 考生注意: １ư 本试卷共分为四部分.考试时间为 １２０ 分钟,满分为 １５０ 分. ２ư 答题前,考生务必将自己的学校、姓名 、班级、准考证号填写在答题卡上.同时阅读 答题卡上面注意事项. ３ư 所有题目答案均写在答题卡上. 第一部分:听力(共两节,满分 ３０ 分) 　　 做题时,先将答案标在试卷上.录音内容结束后,你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案 转涂到答题卷上.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. 例:How muchistheshirt? A．￡１９．１５．　　　　　　B．￡９．１８．　　　　　　C．￡９．１５．答案是 C. １．Whatdoesthemanwanttodo? A．Takephotos．　　　　　B．Buyacamera．　　　　　C．Helpthewoman． ２．Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout? A．Anoisynight B．Theirlifeintown． C．Aplaceofliving． ３．Whereisthemannow? A．Onhisway． B．Inarestaurant． C．Athome． ４．WhatwillCeliado? A．Findaplayer． B．Watchagame． C．Playbasketball． ５．Whatdayisitwhentheconversationtakesplace? A．Saturday． B．Sunday． C．Monday．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.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 至 ７ 两个小题. ６．WhatisSaragoingtodo? A．BuyJohnagift B．InviteJohntoFrance C．GiveJohnasurprise ７．WhatdoesthemanthinkofSaraƳsplan? A．Funny． B．Exciting． C．Strange． 】)页 ８ 共(页 １ 第 　 题试语英Ű考联校三【听下面一段对话,回答第 ８ 和第 ９ 两个小题. ８．WhydoesDianasaysorrytoPeter? A．Shehastogiveuphertravelplan． B．Shewantstovisitanothercity． C．Sheneedstoputoffhertest． ９．WhatdoesDianawantPetertodo? A．Helpherwithherstudy． B．Takeabooktoherfriend． C．Teachageographylesson．听下面一段对话,回答第 １０ 至第 １２ 三个小题. １０．Whydoesthemancallthewoman? A．Totellherabouthernewjob． B．Toaskaboutherjobprogram． C．Toplanameetingwithher． １１．Whoneedsanewflat? A．Alex． B．Andrea． C．Miranda． １２．Whereisthewomannow? A．InBaltimore． B．InNew York． C．InAvon．听下面一段对话,回答第 １３ 至 １６ 四个小题. １３．WhatdoesJanconsidermostimportantwhenhejudgesarestaurant? A．Wheretherestaurantis． B．Whetherthepricesarelow． C．How wellthefoodisprepared． １４．WhendidJanbegintowriteforamagazine? A．AfterhecamebacktoSweden． B．BeforehewenttotheUnitedStates． C．Assoonashegothisfirstjobin１９８２． １５．WhatmayJandotofindagoodrestaurant? A．Talktopeopleinthestreet．　　　B．Speaktotaxidrivers．　　　C．Askhotelclerks． １６．WhatdoweknowaboutJan? A．Hecooksforarestaurant． B．Hetravelsalotforhiswork． C．HeprefersAmericanfood．听下面一段独白,回答第 １７ 至 ２０ 四个小题. １７．WhatdoweknowaboutthePlazaLeon? A．ItƳsanewbuilding． B．ItƳsasmalltown． C．ItƳsapublicplace． １８．WhendoparentsandchildrenlikegoingtothePlazaLeon? A．Saturdaynights． B．Sundayafternoon． C．FridaysandSaturdays． １９．Whichstreetisknownforitsfoodshopsandmarkets? A．ViaDelMarStreet． B．FernandoStreet． C．HernandesStreet． ２０．WhydoesthespeakerlikeHoratioStreetbest? A．Ithasanoldstonesurface． B．Itisnamedafterawriter． C．Ithasafamousuniversity．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 A、B、C 和 D 四个选项中,选出最佳选项.A 　　BootcampＧstylefitnessclassesaretakingNew YorkCitybystorm , andevensoldiers saysomeoftheseexercisesareharderthanthebasictrainingtheyexperienced．These classescondense (压 缩 ) ９０daysoftrainingintoanhourＧlongclass． “ ItƳs much more 】)页 ８ 共(页 ２ 第 　 题试语英Ű考联校三【challengeableinthatyoudonƳthaveabreak ,” saysChadVincent , ３７．Soifyouwanta workoutthatwillhelpyoubeallyoucanbe , herearesomegoodchoices : CircuitofChange 　　５７ W．１６thSt． ( ２１２ ) ２５５Ｇ００５３ 　　Thebase : Thisclass — foundedbyBrianDelmonicoin２０１１ — helpsNew Yorkers findpeaceofmind． 　　Marchingorders : TheoneＧhourfocusdoesnƳtmeanyouwonƳtsweat．Expectamixof gymnasticsandyogaindoors , whileoutdoorclassesincluderunningandjumpingover benchesandasmallwall．WarriorFitnessBootCamp 　　２９ W．３５thSt． ( ２１２ ) ９６７Ｇ７９７７ 　　Thebase : Monkeybarsandhangingropesdecoratethisspace , whereacrewoffive notＧafraidＧtoＧshoutinstructorsdohelp． 　　Marchingorders : Thisworkout , modeledafterrealbootcamps , isasauthenticasit gets , accordingtoformerMarineSgt． (海军中士) RubenBelliard． “ Westaytruetothe factthatthisiswhatwewentthrough ,” hesays．Classesincludeaseriesof９０Ｇseconddrills thatrequireteamworktocomplete．StacyƳsBootCamp 　　 ( ６４６ ) ５３７Ｇ５４６６ ; stacysbootcamp．com 　　Thebase : StacyBermanturns１７yearsofkickboxingexperienceintoaseriesof outdoorbootcampsinCentralParkandBatteryPark． 　　Marchingorders : Threeweeklyclassesstartintheearlymorning , accordingtoLiesl Marelli．Uncertaintyisabigpartoftherecipe． “ YoudonƳtknowwhatsheƳsgoingtothrow atyouthatday ,” saysMarelli．BrickNewYork 　　２５７ W．１７thSt． ; bricknewyork．com 　　Thebase : ThispopularLosAngelesCrossFitgymopenedthismonth , andinstructor WillLanierisalreadybeginningtotrain New Yorkers withbootcampＧstylerunsand outdoorworkouts． 　　Marchingorders : The１０ＧminutewarmＧuprunwillfeeleasybeforeLanierstartshis“ ６０Ｇminuteworkout． ” Alsodifferentformbootcamp , Brickwillsoonofferyogaclasses． ２１．WhatisspecialaboutStacyƳsBootCamp? A．Ithelpstofindinnerpeace．　　　　　　B．ThewarmＧupactivityiseasy． C．Ithasaveryflexibleschedule． D．Theinstructorsareextremelystrict． ２２．Whichofthefollowingclassesneedsmoreteamspirit? A．WarriorFitnessBootCamp． B．StacyƳsBootCamp． C．CircuitofChange． D．BrickNew York． ２３．Whatisthepurposeofthetext? A．Toencouragereaderstodomoreindoorexercises． B．TorecommendseveralbootcampＧstylefitnessclasses． C．TopersuadereaderstojoinbootcampＧstylefitnessclasses D．TointroducetheadvantagesofbootcampＧstylefitnessclasses．B 　　WhenIvolunteeredtospendasummeronalandＧbasedwhaleＧwatchingprojectintheWest ofScotland , theprojectsecretarywarnedme ,“ Youhavetobeabletodetectthewhalesfromthe shore — itƳsnotaseasyasyouthink． ” AlthoughIassumedIwaswellＧqualifiedforthejob , atthe startoftheprojectIhadafewembarrassingmomentsscreaming “ Whale !” beforerealizingthat whatIwaspointingoutwereonlywavesbreakingoverunderwaterrocks , notseacreaturesatall ! Afterawhile , Itrainedmyeyesto “ see ”— todistinguishbetweenwaveshittingrocksandthe rollingmovementofwhalesunderwater． 　　Ispentalotoftimejustwatchingtheseathrough mybinoculars (双 筒 望 眼 镜), 】)页 ８ 共(页 ３ 第 　 题试语英Ű考联校三【lookingactivelyforanythingthatindicatedsealifebelow．Mybinocularsenabled meto spotthefins (鳍) ofadolphinagainstthedarknessofthesea , andwithoutagoodpairof binocularsIdefinitelywouldhavemissedoutonlotsofamazingsealife． 　　Inaddition , Ieventuallyrealizedthatthebirdsprovideuswithsignalsthatwhalesand dolphinsmaybeinthearea．Wherethereisagroupoffeedingseabirdssuchasseagullsor gannets , thereisoftenawhalefeedingunderthem．Gannetsarereallyeasytospotfroma distance — theydropoutoftheskyatspeedsofupto１００kph , spearingthesurfaceand sendingburstsofwaterupbehindthem． 　　Ifyouwanttotrythisactivity , itisworthorganizingandplanningcarefullyforwhale watching．Irecommendhavinganotebookandpencilnearbytorecorddetailsofwhat youƳveseenandtheenvironmentalconditionsatthetime．Thisisnotonlyahelpfulaidin general , butyoucanalsocontributeyoursightingstoresearchprojectssuchastheSea WatchFoundation , whicharemonitoringthedistributionofwhalesanddolphins． 　　DespitetheearlydisappointmentsIhad , Ithinkthereisundoubtedlysomethingvery specialabout watching whales．Nothing can compare with the secretthrilland the peacefulnessofseeingawildanimaljustdoingitsownthing． ２４．Whatdidtheauthorlearnfromtheembarrassingmoments? A．Itwashardtocarryouttheproject． B．Theprojectsecretarywasverystrict． C．Mostwhaleswerenotafraidofhumans． D．WhaleＧwatchingwasnotaseasyasexpected． ２５．WhichofthefollowingismentionedinParagraph２? A．ThefeaturesoftheauthorƳsbinoculars． B．BinocularsƳimportanceforwhaleＧwatching． C．Howtheauthorgotagoodpairofbinoculars． D．Howtousebinocularswhenwatchingwhales． ２６．Theauthoradvisedwhalewatchersto　　　． A．recordwhaleＧwatchingdetails B．becarefulwhenwatchingwhales C．watchwhalesfromtheshoreonly D．seekhelpfromtheSeaWatchFoundation ２７．Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthetext? A．Pleasantsummermemories B．Thethrillofwatchingwhales C．UsefulwhaleＧwatchingadvice D．AfantasticworldunderthewaterC 　 　Asmallstudyofprofessionalsoccerplayersfoundthateventhosewhohavenever experiencedaconcussion (脑震荡) stillhavechangesinthewhitematteroftheirbrains , probablyfromroutineandunprotectedheaders (头球) ． 　　ThebrainƳswhitematterismadeupofnervesandtheirmyelin (髓磷脂) protective coatingthatplayanimportantroleinconnecting brainareasandsetting up nervous networks．Previousstudieshaveinvestigatedhowconcussionsleadtochangesinthiswhite matter , butanewstudyledbyDr．IngaK．KoerteofHarvardMedicalSchoolinBoston , is oneofthefirsttolookathowevenblowstotheheadthataren＇tconsideredconcussions mayleadtobraininjury． 　　Inthestudy , theresearcherscomparedbrainscansoftwelvemalesoccerplayersfrom GermantopＧlevelsoccerclubswhohadnotexperiencedaconcussion , tobrainscansof elevencompetitiveswimmerswhohadsimilarlyneverexperiencedrepetitivebraininjury． Theresearchteam useddiffusiontensorimaging ( DTI ), whichishighlyeffectiveat catchingwhitematterchanges． 　　Theresearchersfoundsurprisingchangesinthewhitematter．Eventhoughtheplayers hadnoconcussions , theirbrainstoldadifferentstoryofdamage , includingchangestothe 】)页 ８ 共(页 ４ 第 　 题试语英Ű考联校三【myelincoatingsurroundingnerves． 　　 “ Although ourstudyissmall , itisthefirsttolookatsoccerplayers with no symptomsofconcussions ,” saysKoerte． “ Wethinkitisanimportantfindingnotjustfor soccerplayers , butotherathletesofothersportstoo． ” 　　 “ Ifplayersaredamagingtheirbrains , itisalargepublichealthissuebecauseeveryone , evenat ayoungage , hitstheirheadlikethis ,” saysDr．JeffreyBazarian , anassociateprofessorofemergency medicineatauniversity．Hewasnotinvolvedwiththestudy , buthasalsousedDTItoassessmild braininjuryinhighschoolfootballandhockeyplayers． 　　Koertesaysmoreresearchisneededtogetabetterideaofhowpotentiallydamaging headinjurycanbeatyoungages．Ifitturnsoutrepetitiveheadblowsareharmingbrain functions , Koertesaysregulationslikestoppingplayingafterafixednumberofhitsmaybe needed．Orheadingshouldn＇tbeallowedatalluntilacertainage． 　　ThestudyispublishedintheJournaloftheAmericanMedicalAssociation( JAMA ) ． ２８．Accordingtothestudy,soccerplayersarelikelytobethreatenedby　　　． A．sportsinjuries B．routineheaders C．mildconcussions D．fiercecompetition ２９．Thestudyexplorestheconnectionbetween 　　　． A．concussionsandthewhitematter B．repetitiveheadblowsandbraininjury C．thewhitematterandnervousnetworks D．nervesandtheirmyelinprotectivecoating ３０．How manyplayerstookpartinthestudy? A．Eleven．　　　　B．Twelve．　　　　C．TwentyＧthree．　　　　D．TwentyＧfour ３１．Dr．Bazarianseemstofeelthefindingsofthestudymaybe　　　． A．important B．interesting C．incorrect D．conflictingD Witnessingfriends＇vacations , lovelivesand worksuccessesonFacebookcancause envyandtrigger (引发) feelingsofmiseryandloneliness , accordingtoGermanresearchers． AstudyconductedjointlybytwoGermanuniversitiesfoundstrongenvyonFacebook , theworldƳslargestsocialnetworkthatnowhasoveronebillionusersandhasproduceda platformforsocialcomparison．Theresearchersfoundthatoneinthreepeoplefeltworse aftervisitingthesiteand moredissatisfied withtheirlives , whilepeoplewhobrowsed withoutcontributingwereaffectedthemost．“ Weweresurprisedbyhow manypeoplehaveanegativeexperiencefrom Facebook withenvyleavingthemfeelinglonely , frustratedorangry ,” researcherHannaKrasnova from theInstitute ofInformation Systemsat BerlinƳs Humboldt Universitytoldthe reporters． “ FromourobservationssomeofthesepeoplewillthenleaveFacebookoratleast reducetheiruseofthesite ,” saidKrasnova , addingtosuppositionthatFacebookcouldbe reachingsaturationpoint (饱和点) insomemarkets． Researchersfrom HumboldtUniversityandfrom Darmstadt＇sTechnicalUniversity foundvacationphotoswerethebiggestcauseofangerwithmorethanhalfofenvyincidents triggeredbyholidaysnapsonFacebook．Socialinteractionwasthesecond mostcommon causeofenvyasuserscouldcomparehow manybirthdaygreetingstheyreceivedtothoseof theirFacebookfriendsandhow many “ likes ” orcomments were madeonphotosand postings． “ Passive following triggersinvidious motions , with users mainly envying happinessofothers , thewayothersspendtheirvacationsandsocialize ,” theresearchers saidinthereport “ EnvyonFacebook : A Hidden Threatto UsersƳLifeSatisfaction ?” releasedonTuesday．“ ThespreadandcommonlyseenpresenceofenvyonSocialNetworkingSitesisshownto undermineusersƳlifesatisfaction． ” TheyfoundpeopleagedintheirmidＧ３０sweremostlikelyto envyfamilyhappinesswhile women were morelikelytoenvyphysicalattractiveness．These 】)页 ８ 共(页 ５ 第 　 题试语英Ű考联校三【feelingsofenvywerefoundtocausesomeuserstoboast (夸大) moreabouttheirachievementson thesiterunbyFacebookInc．toportray (描绘) themselvesinabetterlight． Menwereshowntopost moreselfＧpromotionalcontentonFacebooktoletpeople knowabouttheiraccomplishmentswhilewomenstressedtheirgoodlooksandsociallives． Theresearchersbasedtheirfindingsontwostudiesinvolving６００peoplewiththeresultsto bepresentedataconferenceoninformationsystemsinGermanyinFebruary． Thefirststudylookedatthescale , scopeandnatureofenvyincidentstriggeredby Facebookandthesecondathow envy waslinkedtopassiveuseofFacebookandlife satisfaction．TheresearcherssaidtheparticipantsinbothstudieswereGermanbutthey expectedthefindingstoholdinternationallyasenvyisauniversalfeelingandpossibly impactFacebookusage． “ From aproviderƳsperspective , ourfindingssignalthatusers frequentlyperceive Facebook astressfulenvironment , which may , inthelongrun , endangerplatformsustainability ,” theresearchersconcluded． ３２．Theunderlinedword“invidious”inParagraph４probablymeans“　　　”． A．powerful B．different C．unpleasant D．personal ３３．WhichofthefollowingaboutFacebookenvyisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage? A．Peopleintheir３０susuallyenvyfamilyhappiness． B．Womenprobablyaremoreconcernedabouttheirlooks． C．Menwanttopostmoreabouttheiraccomplishments． D．Womendon＇tfocusmuchattentiononsociallives． ３４．Accordingtothesurvey,Facebookenvymayresultin 　　　． A．morepeopleregisteringandbecomingmembersofthesite B．themostprivatedetailsofindividualsbeinggivenaway C．usersspendingmoretimebrowsingothers＇blogs D．usersshowingofftheirachievementsintentionally ３５．Whichofthefollowingcouldserveasthebesttitleforthispassage? A．Facebookreflectswhatyourlifeislike B．WhataffectsyourlifequalityonFacebook C．DiscontentcausedbyusingFacebookmaymakeyoumiserable D．Howtopreventsocialnetworkwebsitesaffectingyourlifemuch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人空白处的最佳选项.选项中有两项为多余选项.Changeyourlifearoundinfoureasysteps Changeyourwayofthinking Yourhomeenvironmenthasnodoubtinstilled (灌输) certainexpectationsinyouabout howyourlifeshoulddevelop．　　３６　　 , dependingonyourbackground．Tochangeyour lifearound , startbyshakingoffsuchexpectations , andsettingyourselfsomenewgoals． 　　３７　　 Askyourselfwhatyoureallywantoutoflife．Makealistofideasaboutyourcareer , money , peopleyoulove , thingsyouƳdliketodo , etc．Studyitsoastodecidewhichthree itemsarethemostimportanttoyou．　　３８　　 , itƳsunrealistictoimaginedoingso．But byconsciouslychoosingthreespecificgoals , youwillbeamazedathow muchmorefocused anddeterminedyoufeel． Overcomeyourdoubts Confidenceiseverything．Allthesame , acertainamountoffearanduncertaintyisnatural． 　　３９　　 , andremainfocusedonyourgoal．Althoughyoumaybeshakingontheinside , show outwardconfidenceandbelieveinyourself．Learntovieweveryobstacleasachance． IfatfirstyoudonƳtsucceed ƺ Weareallafraidoffailing．Bethatasitmay , failureisanimportantpartofsuccess andyouneedtoholdontothatfactandseesetbacksassteppingstonestowardsyourfinal goal．　　４０　　 , youshoulduseyourmistakesaslearningtoolsandmoveon． 】)页 ８ 共(页 ６ 第 　 题试语英Ű考联校三【A．Limityourtime B．Practicehidingit C．Focusyourefforts D．Difficultthoughitmayseematthetime E．However,thesemaylimityouorbemisleading F．RememberitƳsnevertoolatetolearnsomethingnew G．HowevermuchyouƳdliketoachieveeverythingonyourlist第三部分 语言知识运用(共两节,满分 ４５ 分) 第一节 完形填空 (共 ２０ 小题;每小题 １．５ 分,满分 ３０ 分) 　　 阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的 A、B、C 和 D 四个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的 最佳选项. 　 　After myfatherdied whenIwassix , myelderbrotherStevegave meimportant lessonsinvaluesthathelpedmegrowintoanadult． Stevetaughtmeto　４１　theresultsofmybehavior．OneSaturdaywhenIreturned intearsfroma　４２　 game , Steveaskedmewhathappened．WhenIexplainedthatmy baseballhadflown 　４３　 Mrs．HoltƳswindow , breakingtheglass , Steve 　４４　 meto admittoher．　４５　 , Ishouldhavebeenplayingintheparkandnotinthepathbetween 　４６　．AlthoughmykneesknockedasIexplainedtoMrs．Holt , I　４７　topayforthe windowifshewould　４８　 myball．Anothertime , afterIfoundashinysilver　４９　in myfifthＧgradeclassroom , Iwantedto 　５０　 it , butSteveexplainedthatitmightbe importanttosomeoneelse　５１　ithadlittlevalue．Ihandedoverthepentomy　５２　 , andstillrememberedhergoodsmellasshepattedmeonmyshoulder． YetofallSteveƳsinstructions , Irememberhisrespectfor　５３　 mostclearly．WhenIwas twelve , I　５４　anoldbrownbirdintheyardwithaBBgun．　５５　 , IscreamedtoSteveto comefromthehousetotakealook．Ishallneverforgetthe　５６　 hestoodforalongmoment andstaredatthedeadbirdontheground．Theninadead , 　５７　 voice , heasked ,“ Didithurt you　５８　 , Mark ?” IdidnƳtknow whattoanswer．He　５９　 withhiseyesfirm ,“ Theonly timeyoushouldeventhinkofhurtingalivingthingisifithurtsyoufirst． ” Ireallyfelt　６０　 then , butthatmomentstandsoutasthemostimportantlessonmybrothertaughtme． ４１．A．find　　　　　　B．avoid　　　　　　C．face　　　　　　D．challenge ４２．A．baseball B．basketball C．football D．volleyball ４３．A．over B．through C．by D．under ４４．A．forbade B．ordered C．encouraged D．begged ４５．A．Atfirst B．Atlast C．Aboveall D．Afterall ４６．A．parks B．buildings C．trees D．cars ４７．A．had B．required C．refused D．offered ４８．A．return B．kick C．throw D．fetch ４９．A．knife B．pen C．medal D．spoon ５０．A．return B．hide C．keep D．sell ５１．A．since B．because C．but D．though ５２．A．mother B．teacher C．brother D．classmate ５３．A．nature B．friendship C．life D．law ５４．A．killed B．caught C．wounded D．trapped ５５．A．Frightened B．Excited C．Disappointed D．Shocked ５６．A．way B．look C．sadness D．silence ５７．A．loud B．strange C．quiet D．satisfied ５８．A．last B．first C．deeply D．badly ５９．A．started B．asked C．doubted D．continued ６０．A．terrible B．better C．ill D．proud第二节 (共 １０ 小题;每小题 １．５ 分,满分 １５ 分) 　　 阅读下面短文,在空白处填入 １ 个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式. 】)页 ８ 共(页 ７ 第 　 题试语英Ű考联校三【Atouringdigitalexhibitionofaformeremperors＇residenceistokickoffinlateApril , theBeijing＇sPalace Museum , also 　６１　 ( know ) astheForbiddenCity , andShenzhenＧ basedculturalcompanyArtron , announcedonFriday． Theexhibitionwillusevirtual　６２　 ( real ), andartificialintelligenceamong many othertechnologiesto　６３　 ( well ) introducethefruitsofacademicresearchonYangxin Diantothepublic　６４　 digitallypresentingtheabundantcollectionofculturalrelicsand offerinteractiveexperiencestovisitors． Thehall , builtinthemidＧ１６thcenturyduringtheMingDynasty , wasalso　６５　residenceof lasteightemperorsoftheQingDynasty．Anditisoneofthemostimportant　６６　 ( build ) inthe ForbiddenCity , 　６７　 wasChina＇simperialpalacefrom１４２０to１９１１． YangxinDian 　６８　 ( shut ) tothe publicsince December , ２０１５ , fora major renovation (维修) ．However , itsculturalrelicshavebeenexhibitedincitieslikeShenzhen andHongKong．Therenovationistolastuntil２０２０． Meanwhile , 　６９　 ( offer ) a moreimmersiveexperienceto visitors , the Palace Museumdevelopedthedigitalexhibitionin２０１７ , presentedinthemuseum＇sdigitalgallery． In２０１８ , itwasshownattheArtronArtCenterinShenzhen , attractingabout１０ , ０００ visitorsovertwomonths． TheupcomingexhibitiontourwillstartfrominL＋ MallinShanghai , 　７０　 the laterdestinationsofthetourhavenƳtbeenannounced．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) 　　 假定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 １０ 处语言错误,每句中最多有两处,每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删改或修改.增加:在缺词处加一个漏字符号(Λ),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:１． 每处错误及其修改均仅限一词; ２． 只允许修改 １０ 处,多者(从第 １１ 处起)不计分. OnMondayafternoon , ahugefireconsumedParisƳlandmarkbuilding NotreDame Cathedral , causeditsroofandmainspirefalldownasParisianswatchedinhorror．Thefire lastedeighthoursafterfirefighterswereabletoputthemout． 　　Theoneofthegreatestarchitecturaltreasuresdatedbacktothe１２thcenturyandis thesettingforVictorHugoƳsclassicnovel “ TheHunchbackofNotreDame ” ．Thepeakof thechurchwasundergoinga６ＧmillionＧeurorenovationprojectwhenthefirebrokeoutof． Officialssaidthefirewaspotentiallinkedtotherenovationandallpreliminaryfinding suggestedit wasstartedaccidentally．French PresidentEmmanuelannouncedthat was consideredanimpracticalplan torebuildacathedralinfiveyears．第二节 书面表达(满分 ２５ 分) 　　 假定你是高三学子李华,在离高考还有一个月之际,你给校报“英语天地”投稿,给本校 高三学生写一封建议信,对考前一个月的英语学习、生活等提出自己的建议.内容包括: １、学习方法、心态调整; ２、生活作息规律; ３、表达祝福.注意:１． 词数 １００ 左右;２． 可以适当增加细节,以使行文连贯. Deareditor, 　　Asaseniorofhighschool,Ifindmanyofmyfellowstudentsarestressedandworried abouttheir English while preparingforthecoming College Entrance Examination ． Therefore,IƳdliketogivethemsomeadvice． 　 　 Yours LiHua 】)页 ８ 共(页 ８ 第 　 题试语英Ű考联校三【