2015安徽高考英語模擬題(一)講解

1、2015安徽高考英語模擬試題(一)解說2015安徽高考英語模擬試題(一)解說10/102015安徽高考英語模擬試題(一)解說2015年一般高等學(xué)校招生全國一致考試模擬試題（安徽卷）英語（一）第二部分英語知識運用（共兩節(jié)，滿分45分）第一節(jié)單項填空（共15小題；每題1分，滿分15分）21Polarbearslivemostlyonseaice，whichtheyuseasplatformforhuntingseals.Aa；aBa；theC不填；aDthe；不填22Thankyouforthebooksyousentme.Ithoughtyoumightlikeit.ANevermindBWit

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19、urdailyelevatorride.Manyofususealiftseveraltimesduringthedaywithoutreallythinkingaboutit.ButLeeGray，PhDoftheUniversityofNorthCarolina,US，hasmadeithisbusinesstoexaminethisoverlookedformofpublictransport.Heisknownasthe“ElevatorGuy”.“Theliftbecomesthisinterestingsocialspacewhereetiquetteissortofodd,”Gr

20、aytoldtheBBC.“Theyelevatorsaresociallyveryinterestingbutoftenveryawkwardplaces”.Wewalkinandusuallyturnaroundtofacethedoor.Ifsomeoneelsecomesin,wemayhavetomove.Andhere,accordingtoGray,liftusersunthinkinglygothroughasetpatternofmovements.HetoldtheBBCwhathehadobserved.Heexplainedthatwhenyouaretheonlyon

21、einsidealift,youcandowhateveryouwantitsyourownlittlebox.Iftherearetwoofyou,yougointodifferentcorners,standingdiagonally(對角線地)acrossfromeachothertocreatedistance.Whenathirdpersonenters,youwillunconsciouslyformatriangle.Andwhenthereisafourthpersonitbecomesasquare,withsomeoneineverycorner.Afifthpersoni

22、sprobablygoingtohavetostandinthemiddle.Newentrantstotheliftwillneedtosizeupthesituationwhenthedoorsslideopenandthenactdecisively.Oncein,formostpeopletheruleissimplelookdown,orlookatyourphone.Whyarewesoawkwardinlifts?“Youdonthaveenoughspace,”ProfessorBabetteRenneberg,aclinicalpsychologistattheFreeUni

23、versityofBerlin,toldtheBBC.“Usuallywhenwemeetotherpeoplewehaveaboutanarmslengthofdistancebetweenus.Andthatsnotpossibleinmostelevators.”Insuchasmall,enclosedspaceitbecomesveryimportanttoactinawaythatcannotbeconstrued(理解)asthreateningorodd.“Theeasiestwaytodothisistoavoideyecontact,”shesaid.60Themainpu

24、rposeofthearticleisto_.AremindustoenjoyourselvesintheelevatorBtellussomeunwrittenrulesofelevatoretiquetteCshareaninterestingbutawkwardelevatorrideDanalyzewhatmakespeoplefeelawkwardinanelevator61AccordingtoGray,whenpeopleenteranelevator,theyusually_.AturnaroundandgreetoneanotherBlookaroundorexamineth

25、eirphoneCmakeeyecontactwiththoseintheelevatorDtrytokeepadistancefromotherpeople62Whichofthefollowingdescribeshowpeopleusuallystandwhenthereareatleasttwopeopleinanelevator?63Accordingtothearticle,peoplefeelawkwardinliftsbecauseof_.AsomeonesddobehaviorsBthelackofspaceCtheirunfamiliaritywithoneanotherD

26、theireyecontactwithoneanotherCAblackholeisaplaceinspacewheregravitypullssomuchthatevenlightcannotgetout.Thegravityissostrongbecausematterhasbeensqueezedintoatinyspace.Thiscanhappenwhenastarisdying.Becausenolightcangetout,peoplecantseeblackholes.Spacetelescopeswithspecialtoolscanhelpfindblackholes.Th

27、especialtoolscanseehowstarsthatareveryclosetoblackholesactdifferentlyfromotherones.Blackholescanbebigorsmall.Scientiststhinkthesmallestblackholesareassmallasjustoneatom.Theseblackholesareverytinybuthavethemassofalargemountain.Massistheamountofmatter,or“staff”,inanobject.Anotherkindofblackholeiscalle

28、d“stellar”(星球黑洞).Itsmasscanbeupto20timesmorethanthemassofthesun.TheremaybemanystellarmassblackholesinEarthsgalaxy.EarthsgalaxyiscalledtheMilkyWay.Thelargestblackholesarecalled“supermassive”(超大質(zhì)量黑洞).Theseblackholeshavemassesthataremorethanonemillionsunstogether.Scientistshavefoundproofthateverylargeg

29、alaxycontainsasupermassiveblackholeatitscenter.ThesupermassiveblackholeatthecenteroftheMilkyWaygalaxyhasamassequaltoaboutfourmillionsunsandwouldfitinsideaverylargeballthatcouldholdafewmillionEarths.Scientiststhinkthesmallestblackholesformedwhentheuniversebegan.Stellarblackholesaremadewhenthecenterof

30、averybigstarfallsinuponitself,orfallsapart.Whenthishappens,itexplodedpartofthestarintospace.Scientiststhinksupermassiveblackholesweremadeatthesametimeasthegalaxytheyarein.Ablackholecannotbeseenbecausestronggravitypullsallofthelightintothemiddleoftheblackhole.Butscientistscanseehowthestronggravityaff

31、ectsthestarsandgasaroundtheblackhole.Scientistscanstudystarstofindoutiftheyareflyingaround,ororbitingablackhole.Whenablackholeandastarareclosetogether,high-energylightismade.Thiskindoflightcannotbeseenwithhumaneyes.Scientistsusesatellitesandtelescopesinspacetoseethehigh-energylight.64Thegravityofabl

32、ackholemaybecomesostrongthatlightcannotgetoutwhen_.AthestarisgoingtodieBspecialtoolsareusedonitCotherstarscomeclosetoitDitisseenfromthespacetelescopes65Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?AAblackholecanbeverytinybutextremelyheavy.BThegravityofablackholeholdsalllightinitscenter.CScient

33、istsobservehigh-energylightthroughtheirowneyes.DSomesmallblackholescameintobeingasearlyastheuniverse.66WhatdoesthelastsentenceinParagraph5suggest?ANeitherthesunnortheearthisasheavyasablackhole.BThereisonlyonesupermassiveblackholeatthecenteroftheMilkyWay.CThesupermassiveblackholehadexistedbeforetheMi

34、lkyWaywasformed.DThereisareasonwhythelargeblackholesarecalled“supermassive”.67Thelasttwoparagraphmainlyfocusonthequestionof_.AwhatablackholeisBhowblackholesformChowbigblackholesareDhowscientistsknowaboutblackholesDIfyouandyourfriendswishtoshareasecret,youcanwriteitincode,andnooneelsewillbeabletoread

35、it.Codesareonewayofwritinginsecret.Ciphers(密碼）areanother.Inacodeeachwordiswrittenasasecretcodewordoracodenumber.Inaciphereachletterischanged.Codesandciphershaveplayedanimportantroleinthehistoryoftheworld.JuliusCaesar,theRomanrulerwhodefeatedalmostallthecountriesinEuropeabout2,000yearsago,usedacipher

36、whenhesentsecretmessagestohistroops.DuringtheAmericanRevolution,GeorgeWashingtonspiesusedakindofcodetosendhisinformationabouttheenemybeforehismilitaryaction.InWorldWarII,theAmericans“brokeor”figuredoutJapanmostimportantnavycodesandgotenoughinformationtodestroyapowerfulJapanesefleet.Storekeepersuseco

37、destomarktheirgoods.Thecodesshowhowmuchispaidforthegoodsorwhentheyareaddedtothestock.Businessmenusecodestohideplansfromtheirbusinessenemies.Sometimespersonallettersordiariesarewrittenincode.Manypeopleenjoyfiguringoutcodesandcipherssimplyasahobby.Inthe16thcentury,codesandcipherswereverypopularamongsc

38、ientists.Theywrotemessagestoeachotherincodesothatnooneelsewouldlearntheirsecrets.GeronimoGardano,anItalianastrologer(占星家)，mathematician,anddoctor,inventedthetrelliscipher.Hetooktwosheetsofpaperandcutexactlythesameholesineachone.Thenhesentonesheet,whichhecalledatrellis,toafriendandkepttheotherforhims

39、elf.Wheneverhewan-tedtowriteamessage,heputhistrellisoveracleansheetofpaperandwrotethesecretmessagethroughtheholes.Thereheremovedthetrellisandfilledtherestofthepaperwithwordsthatwouldmakesense.Whenhisfriendreceivedit,heputhistrellisoverthewritingandreadthesecretmessage.68Thebesttitleofthispassagewoul

40、dbe_.ACodesandciphersBDifferencesbetweencodesandciphersCHistoryofcodesandciphersDInventorsofcodesandciphers69WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE?ACipherscanbebrokenorfiguredoutmoreeasilythancodes.BYoucouldreadsomewordsinGeronimosletterwithouthistrellis.CThefirstpersonwhoeverusedacipherinhistorywasJu

41、liusCaesar.DFondnessofusingcodeswasthehobbyofthescientistsinthe1600s.70AccordingtoGeronimoGardano,atrellisis_.AapieceofpaperwithmanysmallholeBasecretmessagewithalotofsmallholesCaletterwithunreadablewordsandsentencesDasheetofpaperwithgroupsofArabicfigures71ItisNOTmentionedinthepassagethatcodesandciph

42、ersareusedforthepurposeof_.AmilitaryaffairsBcommercialsecretsCscientificachievementDpersonalenjoymentEThereisafamousstoryaboutBritishpoetSamuelTaylorColeridge.Hewaswritingapoemwhenhewasinterruptedbyaknockatthedoor.Thiswasanagebeforetelephones.Someonewasdeliveringamessage.WhenColeridgegotbacktohispoe

43、m,hehadlosthisinspiration.Hispoeticmoodhadbeenbrokenbytheknockonhisdoor.Hisunfinishedpoem,whichcouldotherwisehavebeenamasterpiece,wouldnowneverbemorethanafragment(片段).Thisstorytellshowunexpectedcommunicationcandestroyanimportantthought，whichbringsustothecellphone.Themostcommoncomplaintaboutcellphone

44、sisthatpeopletalkonthemtotheannoyanceofpeoplearoundthem.Butmoredamagingmaybethecellphonesdisruptionofourthoughts.Wehavealreadyenteredagoldenageoflittlewhiteliesaboutourcellphones,andthisisbyandlargeahealthy,protectivedevelopment.“Ididnthearitring”hadshutoff”areamongthelieswetelltogiveourselvesspacew

45、hereweThenotionofbeingunreachableisnotanewconceptwehave“DoNotDisturb”or“Ididntrealizrebeyondreach.signsonthedoorsofhotelrooms.Sowhymustwefeelguiltywhenitcomestocellphones?Whymustweapologizeifwedecidetoshutoffthephoneforawhile?Nowtimealone,oraconversationwithsomeonenexttouswhichcannotbeinterruptedbya

46、phone,issomethingtobecherished.Evencellphonedevotees,myselfusuallyincluded,canattimeswantingtothrowtheirphoneaway,orcursethedaytheywereinvented.Butwedontandwont,andtherereallyisnoneed.Allthatsrequiredtotakebackourprivatetimeisageneralsocialrecognitionthatwehavetherighttoit.Inotherwords,wehavetodevel

47、opahealthycontempt(小看)fortheringsofourownphones.Giventheeaseofmakingandreceivingcellphonecalls,ifwedonttalktothecallerrightnow,wesurelywillshortlylater.Acellphonecalldeservesnogreaterpriority(優(yōu)先考慮的事)thanarandomwordfromthepersonnexttous.ThoughthecallonmycellphonemaybetheoneinamillionfromStevenSpielbe

48、rgwhohasfinallyreadmynovelandwantstomakeithisnextmovie.Butmostlikelyitisnot,andImbetteroffthinkingabouttheideaIjusthadforanewstory,orthesliceofpizzaIeatforlunch.72Whatisthepointoftheanecdote（逸聞，妙聞）aboutthepoetColeridgeinthefirstthreeparagraphs?ATodirectreadersattentiontothemaintopic.BToshowhowimport

49、antinspirationistoapoet.CToemphasizethedisadvantageofnothavingacellphone.DToencouragereaderstoreadtheworksofthispoet.73Whatdoesthewriterthinkaboutpeopletelling“whitelies”abouttheircellphones?AItisawayofsignalingthatyoudontlikethecaller.BItisnaturaltotellliesaboutsmallthings.CItisbasicallyagoodwaytop

50、rotectonesprivacy.DWeshouldfeelguiltywhenwecanttellthetruth.74Accordingtotheauthor,whatisthemostannoyingproblemcausedbycellphones?APeoplegetannoyedbythecellphoneringsthattheyfailtonoticeanythingelse.BPeoplefeelguiltywhentheyarenotabletoanswertheircellphones.CCellphonesinterruptpeoplesprivatetime.DWi

51、thcellphonesitisnolongerpossibletobeunreachable.75Whatdoesthelastparagraphsuggest?AApersonwhocallsusfromafardeservesmoreofourattention.BStevenSpielbergoncecalledtheauthortotalkabouttheauthorsnovel.CYoushouldalwaysfinishyourlunchbeforeyouansweracallonthecellphone.DNeverletcellphonesinterferetoomuchwi

52、thyourlife.第四部分寫作（共兩節(jié)，滿分35分）第一節(jié)任務(wù)型讀寫（共10小題；每題1分，滿分10分）Doyoulovetraveling?Iftheanswerisyes,thenhaveyoueverthoughtaboutwhy?Youmaymaintainthattravelingcanhelpyouexpandyourscopeofknowledge,especiallygeographicalandhistoricallearning.Itwillprovidemorechancesforyoutoenjoyfoodandtryonclothesthatyouotherwis

53、ecannotpossiblehave.AfamousEnglishauthorFrancisBacon(1561-1626)makesapointwhenhesaysthat,“Travel,intheyoungersort,isapartofeducation;intheelder,apartofexperience.”EvidenceofleisuretravelcanbetracedasfarbackasancientBabylon.Thisyear,accordingtotheWorldTravel&TourismCouncil,the1billionthtouristwillcro

54、ssaninternationalboundarybeforetheendofthismonth.Thatmeansthatoneinsevenpeopleontheplanettraveledthisyear,somethingthatwouldnothavebeenpossibleafewdecadesago.Around20yearsagoonlytherichcouldtravel.WhiletheUSandFranceremainthetwolargestdestinationsforworldtravel,expertssaymuchoftheexplosivegrowthinto

55、urismhasbeentocountrieslikeGuatemala,theDominicanRepublic,andtheIvoryCoast,whichwerentevenontheworldtourismmapadecadeago.Thetopfivedestinationsintheworld,accordingtotheUnitedNationsWorldTourismOrganization,areParis,London,NewYork,theMediterranean,andTurkey.Severalfactorshaveledtotheboominworldtravel

56、.Theprosperity(富饒)ofpeopleinAsiaisonefactor.PeopleinAsiandevelopingcountrieshaveliftedtheirincomesabovemiddle-classlevelsinthepastfewyears.Andalotofthemhaveusedtheirnewwealthtotravel.Inaddition,travelcostshavebeenreducedthankstotherapiddevelopmentoftransportation,andcompetitionbetweenairlinestogivec

57、ustomersthebestprices.TopicTravellingAdvantagesEnrichknowledge,especiallyin(76)andhistory.Tastedifferent(77)andbuydifferentclothes.FrancisBaconthinksthattravelisapartofeducationandapartofexperience.Development(78)fromancientBabylon,travelonlyreallytookoffafterWorldWarII.Onlythewealthypeoplecouldgoon

58、atripabouttwo(79)ago.Thenumberofpeopletravellingabroadwill(80)asmanyas1billionbeforetheendofthismonth.TouristTheUSandFranceremainthetwomostpopularcountriesfor(81)worldtravel.Tourismhasdeveloped(82)incountrieslikeGuatemala,theDominicanRepublic,andtheIvoryCoast.Factors(83)inthepopularityofglobaltourismThetopfivedestinationsintheworldareParis,London,NewYork,theMediterraneanandTurkey.A