2018年河北省石家庄二中高考英语模拟试卷1月份附答案解析版

2018年河北省石家庄二中高考英语模拟试卷（1月份）第一部分听力（共两节，满分30.0分）1．（1.5分）Whereisthewomangoingfirst？A．Theschool．B．Thelibrary．C．Abookstore．2．（1.5分）Whendoesthegamefinish？A．At4：00．B．At3：40．C．At3：20．3．（1.5分）Whatwillthemandothisweekend？A．Visithisgrandma．B．Stayathomewithhisfriend．C．Havedinnerwithhisaunt'sfamily．4．（1.5分）Whyhasn'tthemangottheletter？A．Hecouldn'tfindthepostoffice．B．Hehasbeentoobusy．C．Heforgotaboutit．5．（1.5分）Whatarethetwospeakerstalkingabout？A．Adesk．B．Acolleague．C．Pilesofpaper．6．（3分）（1）Whoisthewomanmostprobably？A．Dr．Smith'swife．B．Dr．Smithassistant．C．Dr．Smith'sneighbor．（2）What'sthemangoingtodonext？A．Gotoabar．B．MeetDr．Smith．C．Waitinthewaitingroom．7．（3分）（1）Howdoesthewomanfeelaboutherpresentation？A．Confident．B．Unsure．C．Terrified．（2）Whenwilltheconferencebeheld？A．ThisThursday．B．ThisFriday．C．NextMonday．8．（4.5分）（1）Wherearethespeakers？A．Atanairport．B．Inahotel．C．Inarestaurant．（2）Whydotheydecidetogotothecoffeestand？A．Tohavearest．B．Togettheluggage．C．Toavoidthecrowd．（3）Whydoesthemanwanttopayforthecoffee？A．Toshowhisgenerosity．B．Torepaythewoman'streat．C．Tothankthewomanforherhelp．9．（6分）（1）Whoisthemanprobably？A．Ahouseowner．B．Ahousebuyer．C．Ahousingagent．（2）Howmuchwilloneroomcostintotal？A．﹩700．B．﹩730．C．﹩1，000．（3）Whatattractsthewomanmostaboutthehouse？A．Theprice．B．Theposition．C．Theheatingsystem．（4）Whatcanpeopledointhehouse？A．Dosomeindoorsports．B．Enjoyanopenfireinwinter．C．Haveagoodviewofthegarden．10．（6分）（1）What'sthespeakerdoing？A．Introducingtheschoolcafeteria．B．Advertisingtheschoolcafeteria．C．Givingadviceontheschoolcafeteria．（1）Whatdoesthespeakerthinkofthemenu？A．Healthy．B．Dull．C．Special．（3）Whydon'tsomestudentseatinthecafeteria？A．Thefoodistasteless．B．Thekitchenisuntidy．C．Thepricesareunreasonable．（4）Whatdoesthespeakersayaboutthecafeteria？A．Thestafftherearefriendly．B．It'smadeafewchangestothemenu．C．Studentshavetowaitthereforaseat．第二部分：阅读理解（共两节）第一节（满分30分）11．（6分）WhoWeAreGoodreadsistheworld'slargestwebsiteforreadersandbookrecommendations．Ouraimistohelppeoplefindandsharebookstheylove．GoodreadsstartedoperationsinJanuary2007．AFewThingsYouCanDoOnGoodreads●Seewhatbooksyourfriendsarereading．●Trackthebooksyou'rereading，haveread，andwanttoread．●Checkoutyourpersonalizedbookrecommendations．Ourrecommendationengineanalyzes20billiondatapointstogivesuggestionstoyourtastes．●Findoutifabookisagoodfitforyoufromotherusers'reviews．AMessageFromOurCEOOtisChandlerWhenIwasinsecondgrade，IdiscoveredtheHardyBoysseries．Eversince，I'velovedtoread﹣bothforfunandtoimprovemymind．AndI'malwayslookingforthenextgreatbook．OneafternoonwhileIwasscanningafriend'sbookshelfforideas，itstruckme：whenIwanttoknowwhatbookstoread，I'dratherturntoafriendthananyrandompersonorbest﹣sellerlist．SoIdecidedtobuildawebsiteaplacewhereIcouldseemyfriends'bookshelvesandlearnaboutwhattheythoughtofalltheirbooks．Istartedinmylivingroom，motivatedbythebeliefthattherewasabetterwaytodiscoveranddiscussgoodbooks，andthatIcouldbuildit．Goodreadsisthatsite．Youcancreatebookshelves'toorganizewhatyou'vereadorwanttoread，commentoneachother'sreviewsandfindyournextfavoritebook．Andonthisjourneywithyourfriendsyoucanexpandyourmind．Knowledgeispower，andpowerisbestsharedamongreaders．（1）WhatdoesthetextsayaboutGoodreads？A．Ithasbeeninoperationforlessthanadecade．B．Itenablesitsuserstolistentobooksbeingread．C．Itallowsitsuserstogivetheircommentsaboutbooks．D．Ithelpsitsuserstograduallyformagoodreadinghabit．（2）WheredidOtisChandler'sinterestinreadingcomefrom？A．Abest﹣sellerlist．B．Agreatbookseries．C．Avisittoafriend'sbookshelf．D．Hisfriends'opinionsoftheirbooks．（3）What'sthetextmainlyintendedtointroduce？A．Benefitsofreadingonline．B．Afunclubforbooklovers．C．Waystodiscovergoodbooks．D．Awebsiterecommendingbooks．12．（8分）DuringtheFirstWorldWar，mydadlefthishomelandofJapanfortheUSA．Atthattime，Japanwasgrowingmoreandmoremilitaristic（军国主义的）andmanypeoplewereforcedtojointhearmy．Myfatherdidn'twantthattohappentohim．TheUSAwasanunsafecountrytomoveto，butDadthoughtit'dbeabetterplace．AsDadbeganhisnewlifeintheStates，herememberedanursenamedTakeko，mymother，whomhe'dmetinJapan．Hewentbackforher．Unfortunately，afterhisnewbridefailedanimmigrationhealthtestbecauseofasuspectedillness，Dadhadtoleaveherbehind．MomwastrappedinYokohama．Afterbeingclearedbyimmigration，shetookthenextshiptoAmerica．TheysettledinSeattle，whereDadboughtatrucktosellfreshvegetablesandfruits．Yearslater，hedecidedtobuyagrocerystoretosupporthiswifeandthreedaughters．BeforeJapanattackedPearlHarboronDecember7，1941，MomandDadmovedthefamilybacktoJapanforsafety．LifeinTokyoduringWorldWarII（WWII）wasveryhard．Therewasalotofbombing．IworkedforaJapanesepublishingcompanythathiredAmerican﹣bornpeoplewhocouldtype．Myfatherpredictedtherewouldbeafoodshortage，butashewasaclerkinthegovernmentinchargeofdistributingfood，wewereabletostayfed．Afterthewarended，USGen．DouglasMacArthurruledJapan．ItwascommonforAmericansoldierstomarryJapanesegirlsthen，butmyfuturehusbandGeorgewantedtogetmarriedbackintheUS．So，wedidn'tbecomehusbandandwifeuntilwewerereunitedinChicagoin1950．Alotofpeoplesaiditwasn'tgoingtowork，includingmyparents．Butitdid﹣wewerehappilymarriedforover40