1、2020屆湖北省高三4月線上調研考試英語試卷祝考試順利本試題卷共12頁,72題。全卷滿分150分。考試用時120分鐘。祝考試順利注意事項：1 .考試過程中，請考生自覺遵守考試紀律等相關規定，誠信應考，不得有作弊、泄露試題等行為。請家長做好監考工作。2 .請確保網絡環境、考試環境良好，備好答題所用的白紙和筆.3 .登錄好分數APP,點擊“作業測試”，進入對應考試科目。“試卷”將根據考試時間準時顯示。開考后，考生首先在白紙上手寫答題。答題結束后，點擊“填寫答題卡”，進入到“在線答題卡”。將事先準備好的答案，填寫至在線答題卡上（選才題、多選題及判斷題，直接在“在線答題卡”上勾選答案；主觀題按照要求將

2、手寫的答案豎向拍照，并分別上傳），然后點擊”提交答題卡”完成提交。答題卡上傳提交后考試時間范圍內還能繼續提交覆蓋，為了避免大家都在考試最后快結束的時間上傳造成擁堵，建議提前上傳.備注：主觀題要確保答案及照片清晰、干凈、完整；為留取拍照時間，考試將延長10分鐘。4 .此次全省聯考是檢測復課前線上備考成效的一次重要考試，有利于調整和優化復課后備考策略，請考生和家長高度重視。考試結束后，考試組織方將為所有考生免費提供考試成績和學情分析報告。請考生或家長及時掃描右方二維碼，關注“育路通”微信公眾號。依次點擊“高考測評一查看報告”，即可免費查詢。第一部分聽力（共兩節，滿分30分）做題時，先將答案劃在試卷

3、上。錄音內容結束后，你將有兩分鐘的時間將試卷上的答案轉涂到答題卡上。第一節（共5小題；每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分）聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項，并標在試卷的相應位置。聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時間來回答有關小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀一遍。例：Howmuchistheshirt?A.丹9.15.B.均.18.答案是C。.1. Whatisthewomansfavoritesport?A.Tennis.B.Basketball.2. Whencanthedoctormeettheman?A.At8:30.B.At9-00.3. W

4、hatdoweknowaboutTomsnewjob?A. Heisverydelighted.B. Helikeshisnewcolleagues.C. Hemakesalargesumofmoney.4. Howdoesthewomanfeel?A.Annoyed.B.Thrilled.C.均.15.C.Badminton.C.At9-30.C.Confused.5. Whatstheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Classmates.B.Teacherandstudent.C.Friends.第二節（共15小題；每小題1.5分，滿分22

5、.5分）聽下面5段對話或獨白。每段對話或獨白后有幾個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項，并標在試卷的相應位置。聽完每段對話或獨白前，你將有時間閱讀各個小題，每小題5秒鐘；聽完后，各小題將給出5秒鐘的做答時間。每段對話或獨白讀兩遍。聽第6段材料，回答第6至7題。6. Whatkindofpartywillbeheld?A.Abirthdayparty.B.Aget-togetherparty.C.Ahouse-warmingparty.7. Whenwillthewomantakeanexam?A.Tuesday.B.Friday.聽第7段材料，回答第8至9題。C.Saturda

6、y.8. Wheredoesthewomanwanttogo?A.Supermarket.B.Pizzashop.C.Bank.9. Howwillthewomangotoherdestination?A.Onfoot.B.Bybus.C.Bytaxi.聽第8段材料，回答第10至12題。10. Howmanydayswillthewomanstayatthehotel?A.Two.B.Three.C.Five.11. Whatdoesthewomanasktobesenttoherroom?A.Anewspaper.B.Aguestbook.C.Abreakfast.12. Wheredoes

7、thisconversationmostprobablyhappen?A.Restaurant.B.Office.C.Hotel.聽第9段材料，回答第13至16題。13. Howmuchdidthemansfamilypaytovisitthemuseum?A.15.15.B.15.50.C.16.00.14. Whatdoweknowaboutthemuseum?A. Thevisitingtimeisshort.B. Thefourthfloorisaboutscience.C. Thetransportationisconvenient.15. Whatwasthemanmostinte

8、restedin?A.Medicine.B.Science.C.Art.16. Onwhatdayisthemuseumclosed?A.Sunday.B.Tuesday.C.Monday.聽第10段材料，回答第17至20題。17. InwhatwaydoesJackliketotravel?A. Withalotofpeople.B. Withoneortwogoodfriends.C. Allbyhimself.A.Stayingathome.B.Seeingfamousplaces.C.Enjoyingnaturequietly.19. WhatdoesBoblikethebestabo

9、uttravel?A.Makingmorefriends.B.Visitingmuseums.C.Feelingandlearning.20. Whopreferstospendtimeshoppingwhiletraveling?A.Jack.B.Helen.C.Bob.第二部分閱讀理解（共兩節，滿分40分）第一節（共15小題；每小題2分，滿分30分）閱讀下列四篇短文，從每小題后所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中，選出最彳選項，并在答題卡上將該選項涂黑。ARoyalBotanicGardensVictoriaRoyalBotanicGardensVictoriaisoneoftheworldsf

10、inestbotanicgardens,andaleadingdestinationfornature,cultureandscience.MelbourneGardensisaninner-cityoasiswithbreathtakinglandscapesandstunningplantcollections.Enjoyviewsofthissplendid38-hectaregardenincomfortwitharideontheGardenExplorer.Tram:Route3,5,6,16,64,67or72tostop19Open:Daily,7.30amuntilsunse

11、tRoyalBotanicGardensVictoria,MelbourneGardensBirdwoodAvenue,MelbourneTel:0392522429Website:.auStKildaEsplanadeMarketComeandfindyourtreasureandshophandmadegoodsatMelbournebestoutdoormarketbythesea.SetagainstthebackdropofStKildaBeach,ourvibrantmakersmarketfeaturesmorethan150uniquestallsofha

12、ndcraftedartwork,jewellery,clothing,aswellasafoodiezone.ItsaninspiringweeklydestinationforMelburniansandtouristsalike.ThemarketrunsfromLunaParkallthewaytoFitzroyStreet,andisagreatplacetostartwhenexploringStKilda.Tram:Route3a,16or96tostop138Open:EverySundayfrom10amUpperEsplanade,StKildaWebsite:.auMel

13、bourneStarObservationWheelLocatedinthecityswaterfrontzoneofDocklands,MelbourneStaristheperfectwaytostartyourMelbournevisit.HearstoriesofthecitysoriginsanditsplaceintheworldwhiletakinginViewsstretchingupto40kilometres.SpecialOffer:Presentthisadfor20%offfull-pricegeneraladmissionticketsOpen:Daily;May-

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15、lyisAustraliasfavouritesteamtrain.ExperiencethehistorictrainasittravelsthroughtheDandenongRanges,locatedonlyone-houreastofMelbourne.Anauthenticopen-carriagetrainjourneywithtrainsdepartingfromBelgraveandLakesidestations.Toursareofferedbyallmajorday-touroperators.Train:BelgraveLinetoBelgraveStationOpe

16、n:DailyexceptChristmasDay1OldMonbulkRoad,BelgraveTel:0397570700Website:.au21. WhatisthefeatureofRoyalBotanicGardensVictoria?A.Itsnotopeneveryday.B.Itsspeciallydesigned.C.Itsfarfromthecity.D.Itsquitelargeinsize.22. IfyougotoMelbourneStarObservationWheelinOctober,youshouldbuyyourticketnolaterthan.A.6.

17、15pmB.6.30pmC.9.15pmD.9.30pm23. Youcannottaketramtogoto.A.RoyalBotanicGardensVictoriaB.StKildaEsplanadeMarketC.MelbourneStarObservationWheelD.PuffingBillyRailwayBWhenIwasfirstmarriedtomywife,IlivedandworkedinOntario,movingfromsmalltowntobigcityasIpursuedmycareerasaradiobroadcaster.Wehavetwosons,both

18、ofwhomwereborninToronto,buttheymoved,withus,toOttawawhentheywerequiteyoung.Theygrewupthere,andthen,chasingtheirowncareers,theyalsomoved.OnewenttoCanadaseastcoastnearacitycalledHalifaxandtheotherheadedtothewestcoasttoVancouver.Wehadadilemma;wewereleftinthemiddle.AtthetimeIwasstillworkingandmyjobwasin

19、Ottawa.However,aswebegantoconsiderretirementwewonderedwhereweshouldspendourfinalyears.Wecouldntbeclosetobothofourchildrenandtherewasnotellingwhentheymightagainrelocate.ForseveralreasonswesettledonasmalltownonVancouverIsland.Atleastwewereclosetooneofthem.However,hehadhissightssetonHollywoodand,whenan

20、opportunitypresenteditself,heleftCanadaandheadedsouth.Ihelpedhimmove.So,therewewere,andstillare,inourlittlewestcoasttown.Weloveourlittlecornerofparadisebutwehavepaidaprice.Wehavenotbeenthereforsomeimportanteventssuchasthebirthsoftwoofourgrandchildren.Wehavemissedwatchingeachofthemgrowup;wehavemissed

21、thenormal,noisyhouseholdsthathaveyoungpeopleinthem.Ourhome,whileverycomfortable,isalsoveryquiet.Everyfallwetraveltoseethechildren.Weusuallyfly,firsttoCaliforniatoseeoursonScottandspendaweekormorewithhimtryingtocatchuponeverythingwevemissed.Then,usuallyinNovember,wemaketheevenlongertripeastacrossCana

22、datoseeTravisandourgrandchildren,whoarenowteenagers,actuallyintotheirtwenties.Theyseldomcometovisitus.Thedistancesarejusttoogreatanditiscostly.Fortunately,bothourboysaredoingwellandourgrandchildrenaregrowingupstraightandtall.Weloveallofthemandwearesecureintheknowledgethattheyloveusbuttherealityistha

23、ttheydontneedus.Wehavedoneourjobsand,atleastintheory,wecansitback,relaxandenjoythetimeremainingtous.Theyhavealsomissedhavingasetofparentsandgrandparentsaround.Lifehasbeengoodforourfamilybutwehaveallpaidaprice.24. Whatsthedilemma(Pa.1)totheauthorandhiswife?A. Thesituationwheretheywerenothappyaboutthe

24、irsonsabsence.B. Thefactthattheywereunwillingtoseparatefromtheirsons.C. Thefactthattheywerenotyetpreparedforretirementatthattime.D. Thesituationwheretheycouldntdecidewhichsontolivewith.25. Thereasonwhytheauthorsaystheyhavepaidapriceisthat.A. theyhavelostlotsofmoneybecauseofhisretirementB. theyhaveto

25、payalargesumofmoneytotheirsonsC. theyhavebeenabsentfromtheirchildrenslifeD. theyhavetoaffordveryexpensivefaretovisittheirsons26. Whydonottheauthorsgrandchildrenvisitthemregularly?A. Theyarequiteoccupiedwiththeirhomework.B. Itsnoteasyforthekidstovisittheirgrandparents.C. Theydontneedtheirgrandparents

26、anymore.D. TheweatherofwinterinCanadaisveryawful.27. Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.APricetoPayB.SufferingSeparationC.LoveActuallyD.HiddenEmotionsCManypeoplebelievethatthereisoneformoftheirlanguagethatismorecorrectthanothers.TheymaybelieveforexamplethatBritishEnglishismorecorrectthanothervarieties;o

27、rthatwrittenEnglishismorecorrectthanspokenEnglish；orthatstandardspokenformsaremorecorrectthandialectforms.Oftenthisbeliefissupportedbyreferencebookstogrammars,usageguidesordictionaries:ifsomethinggoesagainstaruleinagrammar,orifthewordisntinthedictionary,itmustbewrong”.Sincethereferencebooksaremostof

28、tenbasedonobservationofthestandardwrittenlanguage(andnotbyagrammarbookinthesky),theargumentisreallycircular:thesebookswillnaturallydescribestandardusage,becausethatiswhattheyarefor；butthisdoesnotmeanthatthereisanythingwrongwithotherkindsofusagethatarelessoftendescribed.Abetterwayoflookingatthingsist

29、osaythatusageiscorrectinitsplace.StandardAmericanEnglishiscorrectinAmerica,BritishEnglishiscorrectinBritain,spokengrammarisacceptedincasualspeech,andformalwrittengrammarisemployedinformalwriting.Theonlyformsthatarewronginallcontexts(語境)arelearnerslearnersstudy?errors.Forexample:Ihaveforgettingtheyou

30、raddress,orOneofyourchairsarebroken.Thismeansthereisnoanswertothequestion:WhatkindofEnglishshouldItdependsontheirpurposes.Formanylearners,thebestmodelisoneorotherofthetwomainstandardvarieties:BritishorAmericanEnglish.Neitheroftheseisbetter“thantheother,andtheyarebothusedandunderstoodworldwide.People

31、arealsoworriedbylanguagechange.Ifyoungerpeoplebreaktherulesthatolderpeoplehavelearnt,oruselanguageinnewways,olderpeopleoftenfeeldisturbed:theyareconcernedthatyoungerpeoplenolongerknowtheirgrammar,andthatthelanguageisgoingdownhill.Thisisaneedlessworry:changeisnaturalandinevitable,itcannotbestopped,an

32、ditdoesnotgenerallyaffectalanguagesefficiencyasacommunicativetool.AgreatdealofmodemEnglishgrammarwouldhavebeenwrongthreehundredyearsago,andwillperhapsbewrongagainthreehundredyearsfromnow.28. Whydoestheauthorthink“theargumentisreallycircular(Pa.1)?A. Learnersarealwaysconfusedbythereferencebooks.B. Us

33、agesnotmentionedinthereferencebooksarenotnecessarilywrong.C. Nobodycanchallengetheauthorityofthereferencebooks.D. Somewrongusagescanbefoundinthereferencebooks.29. WhatisthemainideaofParagraph2?A. ThereisnostandardEnglish”.B. AmericanEnglishisbetterthanBritishEnglish.C. Alearnershouldmasterallthedist

34、inctionsofdifferentEnglish.D. ThedifferencesbetweenBritishEnglishandAmericanEnglish.30. Theunderlinedword(Pa.3)canbemostprobablyreplacedwith.A.unbelievableB.uncountableC.unacceptableD.unavoidable31. WhatistheauthorsattitudetowardsthechangesofEnglish? .Disturbed.B.Cautious.C.Optimistic.D.Aggressive.D

35、Somecreativepeopleseecolourswhentheyheardifferentsounds.Othersseecolourswhentheyseewordsandnumbersprintedinblackandwhite.Theseinterestingpeoplearecalledsynaesthetes,andwhattheyexperienceiscalledsynaesthesia. .AstudyattheUniversityofSussexisfindingouthowlearningtoseesoundsascoloursorthinkoflettersinc

36、olourcouldimproveyourIQandmemory.StudyleadersDrDanielBorandDrNicolasRothenhavebeenworkingonmemoryforanumberofyears.Theywanttoseewhichpartsofthebraindodifferentjobs.DrBorsaysthatcarryingoutthesetestshasgiventhemtheopportunitytofindoutmoreabouthowweusedifferentkindsofmemory.HeexplainsthatProfessorSimo

37、nBaronCohen,oftheUniversityofCambridge,waslargelyresponsibleforbeginningthemodenscienceofsynaesthesiainthe1980s.Histestsshowedthatsynaesthesiawasreal,andthismadelotsofscientistsindifferentplaceswanttodosimilarresearch.InformationchunkingDrBorbasedhislatestresearcharoundsomethingscientistsalreadyknow

38、alotaboutchunking.Heexplainsthatthisisawayofbreakinglargepiecesofinformationintosmallerunits,tomakeiteasiertoremember,WhenIgiveyoumyphonenumber,01274737215,youprobablyrememberitas01274737215,orsomethingsimilar.Ifyoucanremember012andthefirst74,youcanremembertherest.Youcangetsomeamazingbenefitsfromchu

39、nking.Thisisreallyimportantforunderstandingsynaesthesia.DrBorsaysthatsynaesthesiaaddsextrainformationtothingsthataredifficulttoremember,suchaslettersandnumbers,orextracolours.Thishelpsusrememberthingsbetter. Allthesesignsarepointingtowardssynaesthesiabeingconnectedtogreaterabilitiestodocertainthings

40、,certainjobs,saysDrBor.So,thestudybeganasawaytotestthat.TheydevelopedthestudyfromanideabyDrNicolasRothenwhohadtrainedpeoplefortenminutesadayforaweek.Theresultswerenothuge,buttheywereinteresting.Theyusedthoseideasinthestudyandtheydidseestrongbenefits. .Theydiscoveredthat,aftertraining,peoplewereablet

41、opassthenormalsynaesthesiatests,andtheirIQjumpedupabout12points!AsDrBorsays,Synaesthetesarereallypleasedandproudthattheygetamemoryadvantageandtheyseetheworldinthisextraspecialway.32. Thepropertitleofeachpartforthepassageshouldbe.a.Amazingresultsb.Thebeginningofasciencec.TraininginSynaesthesiad.Study

42、ingmemoryA.-d-b-c-dB.-d-c-d-bC.-b-d-d-cD.-b-d-c-d33. WhatroledidProfessorCohenplayinthestudyofsynaesthesia?A. Findingoutthesecretofmemory.B. Offeringguidanceonhowtoimprovememory.C. Inspiringotherscientistsinthesamefield.D. Settingupabranchtostudysynaesthesia.34. Accordingtothepassage,whatischunking?

43、A. Usinghigh-technologiestoimproveourmemory.B. Linkingsomethingtootherthingswhicharesimilar.C. Employingsmartmethodstoprogressourstudy.D. Dividinglargeamountsofinformationintosmallerones.35. AsDrBorsays,byconductingtheteststheywillknowbetterabout.A. soundsB.memoryC.IQD.colours第二節（共5小題，每小題2分，滿分10分）根據

44、短文內容，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項，選項中有兩項為多余選項。Everystudentknowstheimportanceoftakingnotesinclass.Buttheskillofnote-takingisntonlyusedinschool.Adultsneedtotakenotesinmeetingsortrainingsessionsforwork.Soherearesometipstohelpyoudevelopthiscriticalskill.?Beginwiththedateandthetopicoftheclass.Thismayseemobvious

45、,butyoucouldforgeteasily.Itwillhelpyoukeepyournotesorganized.?36Tryingtowritedowneverythingthespeakersayswillonlyexhaustandfrustrateyou.Instead,listenforthekeyideasthepersonwantstocommunicate.?IfthespeakerusesaPowerPoint,youmaynotneedtocopytheslides.AskifthePowerPointwillbeavailableafterwards.37Oryo

46、ucantakeapicturewithaphone.Also,thePowerPointoradocumentwithnotesmaybeavailablebeforetheclassormeeting.Ifso,printitoutsoyoucanwritenotesonit.?Thinkaboutwhetheryouwanttotakenotesbyhandorwithacomputer.Writingnotesbyhandhasbeenshowntohelpyourememberthingsbetter.Butwithacomputer,itwillbeeasierforyoutoor

47、ganizeyournotes.38Writenotesbyhandfirst,andthentypethemupaspartofyourreview.?Considerdifferentnote-takingstrategies.39Anotherstrategyistowriteanoutlinewithdetailsindentedunderthepointstheysupport.?Lookoveryournotesagainaftertakingthem.Thiswillgiveyouthechancetoaddanyinformationthatyoudidntsetdown.40

48、Doitbeforeyouforgetanything.Thisextrareviewwillalsoincreaseyourchancesofrememberwhatyouwrote.Note-takingisapracticalskill,soitsimportanttopracticedoingitwell.A.Strikewhiletheironishot.B. Focusonthemostimportantpoints.C.Comparedtonotes,textbooksarenotthatessential.D. Perhapsthebeststrategycombinesthe

49、twoapproaches.E. Youshouldbearinmindthatneverpushyourselftoohard.F. Ifso,youcanfocusonwritingwhatthespeakersaysinstead.G.Ifyoureavisuallearner,considerdrawingachartorpicture.第三部分英語知識運用（共兩節，滿分45分）第一節完形填空（共20小題；每小題1.5分,滿分30分）閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的四個選項（A、RC和D）中,選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。GettingEvenuWanttogotothepooltom

50、orrow?”RosaaskedStephanieduringclassbreak.RosaandStephaniedideverythingtogether.They41theschoolbustogether.Theysattogetherduringlunch.Theytookdancelessonstogether.Theywerebestfriends.Mostofthetime.Sometimes,though,whenStephaniewaswithotherfriends,sheignoredRosaortreatedherlikea（n）42,eventhoughtheywe

51、rethesameage.RosaandStephaniehadplayedtogethersincetheywerebabies,butsometimesStephaniedidnt43likeafriend.Todaywasoneofthosetimes.Sorry,Stephaniesaid.ToniandVanessaandIaregoing.Shesmiled,butitwasnther44smile.Shewalkedawayto45ToniandVanessa,andRosawasleft46alone.Afterschool,atdanceclass,Stephanietalk

52、edandgiggled（咯咯地笑）withtheotherdancersastheystretched（拉彳中）infrontofthemirror.Rosawantedtojointhem,butshestillfelttoo47.Rosathought.ThenshenoticedKiara,thenewgirl.Rosajoinedherandbeganstretching,too.Kiarasmiled,andRosasmiledback.Rosatriednottocheckthe48toseeifStephaniehadnoticed.Thopeshefeels49Thenext

53、morning,whenRosaboardedthebus,Stephaniewaswaitingintheir50_seat.Stephaniequickly51herbackpacktomakeroomforRosa.ButRosawalkedpastherand52intotheemptyseatnexttoKiara.Howdoesitfeelnow?Rosathought.Onthebusride,Rosamentionedshelovedswimming.Me,too,Kiarasaid,Mydadsaidhedtakemybrotherandmetothe53tonight.Ma

54、ybeyoucancomewithustonight.Illaskmydad.”Thatwouldbefun.saidRosa.Whentheysteppedoffthebus,Stephaniewas54onthesidewalk.Didyou55_wanttogoswimmingtonight?”StephanieaskedRosa.Heresmy56.Rosathought.Shesaid,KiaraandIaregoingtogether.Shesmiled.Stephanienoddedandlookedatherfeet.Rosasheartsankandher57begantob

55、urn.Whydidntshefeelhappy?Gettingeveniswhatshedwanted,wasntit?Icouldwalkawaywithmynewfriendandnotlookback.Rosathought.Butitwastoo58.ShehadalreadyseenStephaniesface.Gettingevendidntfeelthewayshed59Itdidntfeelgoodatall.Um,shesaidinstead,maybewecouldallgotogether.”Stephanie60,Idlikethat!”Rosasmiled.Kiar

56、a,meetmyfriendStephanie.”41.A.droveB.rodeC.mendedD.designed42.A.enemyB.teacherC.thiefD.kid43.A.actB.pretendC.appearD.defend44.A.happyB.smartC.niceD.pretty45.A.hugB.convinceC.joinD.welcome46.A.swimmingB.dancingC.dreamingD.standing47.A.boredB.upsetC.interestedD.curious48.A.bookB.phoneC.mirrorD.lesson4

57、9.A.leftoutB.takeninC.wornoutD.frowned50.A.luckyB.comfortableC.superD.usual51.A.offeredB.putC.removedD.hid52.A.rushedB.slidC.dashedD.broke53.A.schoolB.cinemaC.poolD.park54.A.lyingB.waitingC.wanderingD.weeping55.A.stillB.evenC.everD.once56.A.ambitionB.competitionC.achievementD.chance57.A.handsB.eyesC.kneesD.cheeks58. A.lateB.fake59.