2020年上海市高考英語最后沖刺卷五及參考答案

上海市英語高考模擬試卷 （五）I.ListeningComprehensionSectionA(10%)Directions：InsectionA,youwillheartenshortconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Attheendofeachconversation，aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Theconversationsandthequestions willbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaconversation andthequestionaboutit,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaper,anddecide1.A.Working.1.A.Working.B.Jogging. C.Havingadrink. D.Dancing.A.Terview.A.Fiveweeks.mentioned.A.Terview.A.Fiveweeks.mentioned.B.Thepaper.C.Histeacher.D.TheB.Threedays.C.Twodays.D.Not4.4.A.Hehadafever.C.Heoverslept.B.Hewasinthehospital.D.Hehadanunexpectedvisitor.A.Heistoobusyhimself.Hedoesn't：wanttohelpher.He'dbegladtohelpherafterhehasfinishedhisownhomework.Hehasalreadyfinishedhisownhomework.A.Gotoagame. B.Havehissupper.C.Misshisclass. D.MeetMissOilmananyminute.A.Theblueoneistoo large. B.Theblueonedoesn’tsuither.C.Bluealwaysmakes hersad. D.Theblueonelooksterrible.A.Hecamebackhomelate.Hehadtrainedtoomuchthatday.Hehadnosportsfacilities.Hehadnohomeworktodoatnight.A.Heshouldgoonhisdiet. B.Heshouldnoteatsugaranylonger.C.Heshouldgiveupteaandcoffee.D.Heshouldlistentoheradvice.A.Waitforhercousin. B.Gototheairport.C.Stayathome. D.Doherhomework.SectionB(15%)Directions：InSectionB，you-willheartwopassagesandoneLongerconversation.Aftereachpassageandconversation,youwillbeaskedseveralquestions.Thepassagesandtheconversationwillbereadtwice,butthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouhearaquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaperanddecidewhich,oneisthebest,answertothe

questionyouhaveheard.Questions11through13arebasedonthefollowingpassage.A.Ithadafireaccident.C.Itwasturnedoffbythewriter.A.Ithadafireaccident.C.Itwasturnedoffbythewriter.A.Moreandmorescared.Moreandmorebored.B.Itsloppedhalfway.D.Itmovedfastuptothetopfloor.Calmerandcalmer.Clearerandclearer.1/11A.Theliftwastostartagain. B.Therepairworkerrangtheliftalarm.C.Thebuildingwasonfire. D.Thewriterpressedtheliftalarmbell.Questions14through16arebasedonthefollowingpassage.A.Createdifferentfeelingsforus.B.Helpustodevelopgoodhabits.C.Developourinterestinmoney. D.Influencenaturalenvironments.A.Lightmusic.B.Rockmusic. C.Sweetmusic.D.Softmusic.A.MusicinRestaurants B.GoodandBadMusicC.TypesofMusic D.MusicandBehaviorQuestions17through20arebasedonthefollowingconversation.A.Havinganinterview. B.Travelling.C.Takingatest. D.Askingforpassportinformation.A.Britain. B.Germany. C.France. D.Italy.A.Calltheauthoritiesconcerned.Downloadanapplicationformfromthewebsite.Fillintheform.Prepareallthedocuments.A.Twophotos. B.Birthcertificates.C.Thefeeof11pounds. D.IDcard.II.GrammarandVocabularySectionA(10%)Directions:Afterreadingthepassagebelow,fillintheblankstomakethepassagecoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithagivenword,1ll ineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword;fortheotherblanks,useone-wordthatbestfitseachblank.Iusedtojokethat IspokeFrench likeathree-year-old—untilI met aFrenchthree-year-oldandcouldn'tholdupmyendoftheconversation.Thiswasafterayearofintense study,includingatleasttwohours adaywith selfinstructionsoftwareandweekendclasses,followedbytwoweeksofanimmersionprogram(沉浸式教學(xué))atoneofthetoplanguageschoolsinFrance.Myfailurewasinfactquiteunremarkable.Despiteadvertisingclaims,(21)(learn)aforeignlanguageisachallengingtaskforanyadult.Intheend,though,(22)turnsoutthatspendingayear. 'notlearning"Frenchmayhavebeenthe(23)(good)thingIcouldhavedoneformy57-year-oldbrain.Inthelastfewyears,Iwasunabletoholdalistoffourgroceryitemsinmymind.Sotoreassure(24)thatnothingwaswrong,Itookacognitive(認(rèn)知的)assessmentjustbeforetacklingFrench.Theresultswereanything(25)reassuring:Iscoredbelowaverageformyagegroupinnearlyallofthecategories,especiallyonthecompositememory(綜合t己憶)testandthevisualmemorytest.Afterayearofstrugglingwiththelanguage,Iretookthecognitiveassessment,andtheresultsshockedme.Myscoreshadskyrocketed,(26)(place)meaboveaveragein7of10categories,andaverageintheotherthree.Studyingalanguagehadbeenlikedrinkingfromamentalfountainofyouth.Whatmightexplainsuchanimprovement?ResearchersattheChineseUniversityofHongKongandNorthwesternUniversitynotedthatthecognitivetasks(27)(involve)in_language study—like workingmemory,inductivereasoning(歸納推理),sounddiscrimination( 識另U)andtaskswitching-mapcloselyto(與 緊密相關(guān)) theareasofthebrainthataremostassociatedwithdeclinesduetoaging.Ifmyexperienceisanyindication,youmightbebetter offstudyingalanguage.Notonlyisthatafarmoreusefulandenjoyableactivity(28)_anabstractbraingame,butasarewardforyourefforts,youcantreatyourself(29)atripabroadThat's(30) Iplantospendthenextyear “notlearning“Italian.Ciao!SectionB(10%)Directions:Completethefollowingpassagebyusingthewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.Notethatthereisone.wordmorethanyouneed.A.intellectuallyB.gratefulC.individualsD.rewardingE.participantsF.awarenessG.amazingH.physicallyLlocalJ.civilization(reminderLastweek,SpecialOlympicorganizersmadesurethatalldetailswereincludedtoensurethattheathleteswereproperlywelcomedandtakencareof.Neverbeforeinthe39-yearhistoryoftheSpecialOlympicshastherebeensucha(n)(31)andwonderfulopeningceremony.Andeverywhereinthiscity,billboardswiththesmilingfacesofthe(32)disabledpromotedtheGames.ThroughoutShanghai,messagesof“(33)__ ,humanism,andlovewereseeneverywhere.Thesestatementsofhopeandachievementsweresupportingmorethan7,500athletesthatparticipatedinthisyear'sevents —withthemostrepresentationfromChina,over1,200(34) !Althoughthesehopefulwordswerepositiveandencouraging,manymentallychallenged(35)werenotgettingtheraretheyrequired.Inmanycountries,disabledpeopleareneglectedandnotproperlycaredfor.However,eventssuchastheSpecialOlympicsareraisingthe(36)—ofmistreatmentandlackofcare. IntheUnitedStates, forexample,specialtrainingcentersandhomesexistthathelpthementallychallengedfindjobsin(37)communities. Lastyear,Ivolunteered afewhourseachweekatafacilitythatcaredformentallydisabledpeople.Itwasavery(38)experience_knowingthatmytimewasmakingadifferenceinsomeoneslife.AlthoughIonlyspentashorttimethere,thepeoplewereso(39)fortheattentionandmostofall,tobeincluded.TheSpecialOlympicsarea(n)(40)_tosocietythatwemusttakecareofthosewhoarelessfortunatethanourselves.III.ReadingComprehensionSectionA(15%)Directions:Foreachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefour-wordsorphrasesmarkedA,B.CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.Wikipedia,theUS-basedonlineencyclopedia(百科全書)，is10thisyear.Itisthelargestencyclopediaever.Thesite,(41)in2001byAmericansJimmyWalesandLarrySanger,isnowthefifthmost-visitedontheInternet.Ithasabout17millionarticlesinover270languagesandabout400millionpeoplegotothesiteeachday,(42) informationonjustaboutanything:maths,3/11languages,art,cultureandcompanyhistories.Therearearticlesonsportsstars,too,andeven(43)soapoperasfromthe1970s.Wikipedia(44)_anopeneditingmodel.Exceptforasmallnumberofpages,anyoneraneditarticles,anonymouslyorwithauseraccount,and(45)users _cancreatetheirownarticles.Editingisunpaid,althoughWikipediadoesemployasmall.staff.Wikipediaisfreelyavailabletoallnetizens.Wikipedia(46)anewwaytoshareinformationanditsfoundershopedthatthemodelwouldbeabletomakeuseofthe(47)_wisdomofhumanbeings.However,(48)haveraiseddoubtsabouttheaccuracyand(49)ofWikipedia'scontent,sinceitseditorsaremostly(50)ratherthanprofessionals.ThereisnodoubtthatWikipediapagescontainmanyerrors,althoughtheorganizationdoesattempttosolveproblemswithitscontent(51) _system.However,severalstudieshaveconcludedthatWikipediaisasaccurateasmostprintedencyclopedias.(52)_,a2005reportinthejournalNaturefoundittobeonly(53)lessreliablethantheEncyclopediaBritannica.JimmyWaleshasbigplansforthefuture.HewantsWikipediaineverylanguageoftheworldandhopesthenumberofvisitorswillreach1billionby2015.ThereisnodoubtthatWikipediafaceschallenges.Itcarriesnoads.Itsfundscomefrom(54).Perhapsmoreimportantly,thenumberofitsvolunteereditorsisfalling.However,Walessayshewillstill(55)hisaspiration--“todosomethingusefulfortheworld,"ashetoldTheWashingtonPost.41.A.publishedB.createdC.proposedD.installed42.A.makingupB.summingupC.lookingupD.buildingup43.A.permanentB.temporaryC.contemporaryD.long-forgotten44.A.enrollsB.employsC.appointsD.entitles45.A.justifiedB.participatedC.registeredD.rewarded46.A.expandedB.enlargedC.struckD.pioneered47.A.collectiveB.idealisticC.individualD.imaginative48.A.professionalsB.criticsC.psychologistsD.supporters49.A.accessB.convenienceC.explanationD.authority50.A.executivesB.amateursC.authoritiesD.experts51.A.reviewB.facilityC.licenceD,proposal52.A.IncrediblyB.ReasonablyC.CheerfullyD.Indeed53.A.undoubtedlyB.increasinglyC.slightlyD.necessarily54.A.negotiationsB.commerceC.routinesD.donationsA.makeroomB.stickto C.putforwardD.goinforforSectionB(22%)Directions：Readthefollowingthreepassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveral,questionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA，B，CandD.Choosetheonethatjitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageyouhavejustread.(A)Mysix-year-oldgranddaughter,CaitlyndandIstoppedatTimHorton ’sshopforablueberrycake.Asweweregoingoutofthedoor,ayoungteenageboywascomingin.cake.Asweweregoingoutofthedoor,ayoungteenageboywascomingin.Thisyoungmanhadnohaironthesidesofhisheadandasetofbluespiked（豎起的）hairontopofit.Oneofhisnostrils（ 鼻孑L）waspierced,andaringranthroughtheholeandachainwentacrosshisfaceandwasattachedtoaringhewaswearinginhisear.Heheldaskateboardunderonearmandabasketballundertheother.Caitlynd,whowaswalkingaheadofme,stoppedatoncewhenshesawtheteenager.Ithoughthe'dscaredherandshe'dfrozenonthespot.Iwaswrong.Mygranddaughterbackedupagainstthedoorandopeneditaswideasitwouldgo.NowIwasfacetofacewiththeyoungman.Isteppedasideandlethimpass.Hisgraciousresponsewasapolite “Thankyouverymuch,”.Onourwaytothecar,IpraisedCaitlyndforhermannersinholdingopenthedoorfortheyoungman.Shedidn'tseemtobetroubledbyhisappearancebutIwantedtomakesure.Ifagrandmotherstalkaboutfreedomofself-expressionandallowingpeopletheirdifferenceswassuitable.Iwantedtobeready.Asitturnedout,thepersonwhoneededthetalkwasme.TheonlythingCaitlyndnoticedabouttheteenager,wasthefactthathisarmswerefull."Hewouldhaveahardtimeinopeningthedoor. ”Isawthepartiallyshavedhead,thesetofspikedhair ,thepiercingsandthechain.Shesawapersoncarryingsomethingundereacharmandheadingtowardadoor.Inthefuture,Ihopetogetdownonherlevelandraisemysights.Whatdidtheauthorthinkoftheyoungmanatfirstsight?A.Polite. B.Common. C.Frightening.D.Fashionable.Caitlyndhelpedtheyoungmanbecause.shewasnotscaredatallshewasinfavorofhisdressingcodeshewantedtoavoidhimitwouldbedifficultforhimtoopenthedoorTheunderlinedsentencesuggeststhat.peopleshouldhavemorefreedomtoexpressthemselvestheauthordidn'tknowhowtogiveatalkonfreedomatalkonfreedomwasuselessforthegranddaughtertheauthorwasashamedofherselfTheauthorintendstotellusthatweshouldn'tjudgeapersonbyhislookweshouldallowpeoplemorefreedomtodressdifferentlyweshouldbemorehelpfulandtoleranttostrangedressingoftheyoungweshouldn'tbetooparticularaboutpeopleinlife(B)YourDNScache(域名存儲器)storesthelocations(IPaddresses)ofwebserversthatcontain5/11webpageswhichyouhaverecentlyviewed.IfthelocationofthewebserverchangesbeforetheentryinyourDNScacheupdates,youcannolongeraccessthesite.IfyouencounteralargenumberofHTML404errorcodes，youmayneedtoclearyourDNScache.AfteryouclearyourDNScache，yourcomputerwillquery（詢問）nameservers（域名服務(wù)器）forthenewDNSinformation.ThefollowingmethodsallowyoutoremoveoldandinaccurateDNSinformationthatmayresultin404errors.Windows7ToclearyourDNScacheifyouuseWindows7 ，performthefollowingsteps：ClickStart.EntercmdintheStartmenusearchtextbox.Right-clickCommandPromptandselectRunasAdministrator.Runthefollowingcommand：Ipconfig/flushdnsIfthecommandsucceeds,thesystemreturnsthefollowingmessage：WindowsIPconfigurationsuccessfullyflushedtheDNSResolverCache.Windows?8ToclearyourDNScacheifyouuseWindows⑧8，performthefollowingsteps：Onyourkeyboard，pressWin+XtoopentheWinXMenu.Right-clickCommandPromptandselectRunasAdministrator.Runthefollowingcommand：Ipconfig/flushdnsIfthecommandsucceeds,thesystemreturnsthefollowingmessage：WindowsIPconfigurationsuccessfullyflushedtheDNSResolverCache.WindowsXP，2000,orVista⑧ToclearyourDNScacheifyouuseWindowsXP，2000，orVista?,performthefollowingsteps：ClickStart.OntheStartmenu,clickRun.IfyoudonotseetheRuncommandinVista,enterrunintheSearchbar.Runthefollowingcommand：Ipconfig/flushdnsIfthecommandsucceeds,thesystemreturnsthefollowingmessage ：SuccessfullyflushedtheDNSResolverCache.MacOS§（）10.10.4andaboveToclearyourDNScacheifyouuseMacOS⑧Xversion10.10.4orabove,performthefollowingsteps：ClickApplications.ClickUtilities.ClickTerminal.Runthefollowingcommandsudokillall-HUPmDNSRespondeIfthecommandsucceeds.thesystemdoesnotreturnanyoutput（ 輸出信息）.Warning:Torunthiscommand,youmustknowthecomputersadministratoraccountpassword.Ifthecommandsucceeds,allthefollowingsystemsreturnamassageexceptWindows?8 B.Windows7C.WindowsXP.2000.orVista⑧DMacOS?10.10.4andabove61.What'sthemainpurposeofwritingthepassage?A.Tointroducesomethingaboutseveralsystemsoncomputer.Toexplainhowtosolvesomeproblemsinseveralsystemsoncomputer.Toexplainhowtoaccesssomesitesinseveralcomputersystems.ToexplainhowtoinstallDNScacheinseveralcomputersystems.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutDNScache,accordingtothetext?DNScachestorestheIPaddressesofwebservers.DXScacheneedsTObecleared,ifyoumeetalargenumberoferrorcodes.DNSinformationmayresultin404errors.UnlesstheentryinyourDNScacheupdates,thelocationofthewebserverwon'tchange.（C）Youareenrolledinafull-timeschoolcalled“l(fā)ife”.Eachdayinthisschoolyouwillhavetheopportunitytolearnlessons.Youmaylikethelessonsorhatethem,butyouhavedesignedthemaspartofyourcurriculum.Whyareyouhere?Whatisyourpurpose?Humanshavesoughttodiscoverthemeaningoflifeforaverylongtime.Eachpersonhashisorherownpurposeanddistinctpath,uniqueandseparatefromanyoneelse's.Asyoutravelyourlifepath,youwillbepresentedwithnumerouslessonsthatyouwillneedtolearninordertofulfillthatpurpose.Thelessonsyouarepresentedwitharcspecifictoyou ;learningtheselessonsisakeytodiscoveringandfulfillingthemeaningandconnectionofyourownlife.Asyoutravelthroughyourlifetime,youmayencounterchallenginglessonsthatothersdon'thavetoface,whileothersspendyearsstrugglingwithchallengesthatyoudon'tneedtodealwith.Youmayneverknowwhyyouareblessedwithawonderfulmarriagewhileyourfriends suffer throughbitterargumentsandpainfuldivorces,justasyoucannotbesurewhyyoustrugglefinanciallywhileyourpeersenjoyabundance.Theonlythingyoucancountonforcertainisthatyouspecificallyneedtolearn ；whetherwechoosetolearnthemornotisentirelyuptoyou.Thechallengehere,therefore,istoalign（ 保持一致） yourselfwithyourownuniquepathbylearningindividuallessons.But,remember,don'tcompareyourpathtothepeoplearoundyouandfocusonthedifferencebetweentheirlessonsandyours.Youneedtorememberthatyouwillonlybefacedwithlessonsthatyouarecapableoflearningandarespecifictoyourowngrowth.Oursenseoffairnessistheexpectationofequity —theassumptionthatallthingsareequalandthatjusticewillalwaysprevail.Lifeisnot ，infact,fair,andyoumayindeedhaveamoredifficult lift paththanothersaroundyou,deservedornot.Everyone'scircumstances areunique,andeveryoneneedstohandlehisorherowncircumstancesdifferently.Ifyouwanttomovetowardcalm,youwill7/11berequiredtomoveoutthecomparingphraseof "it'snotfair”.Focusingontheunfairnessofcircumstanceskeepsyoucomparingyourselfwithothersratherthanappreciatingyourownspecialuniqueness.Youmissoutonlearningyourindividuallessonsbydistractingyourselfwithfeelingofbitternessandanger.Accordingtothepassage,howcanthemeaningofyourlifeberealized?A.Havingthesameopinionsasothers.B.Takingthedistinctpathfromothers.C.Learningthelessonspresentedtoyou.D.Doingthedifferentthingsfromothers.Fromthepassagewecanconclude.everyonehashisowntracktofollowthesamethingusuallyhappenstothepeersapainfuldivorcemustlieinfinancialproblemsawealthymanmusthaveawonderfulmarriageWhichofthefollowingisTRUE?Allthingsareequalandjusticewillalwaysprevail.Youshouldlearntoappreciateyourspecificuniqueness.Onehastofixhismindontheunfairnessofcircumstances.Theteachershavedesignedthelessonsaspartofyourcurriculuminthelifeschool.Lifeiscalledafull-timeschool,because .A.itisfullofalllessonstolearn B.youhaveplentyoftimetolearnlessonsC.youmeetwithspecificlessonseveryday D.therearesomanysubjectsforyoutochooseSectionC(8%)Directions:Readthefollowingpassage.Fillineachblankwithapropersentencegiveninthebox.Eachsentencecanbeusedonlyonce.NotethatthereAreTtwostudreshowecesethaneyoulneeo.keeptheirdogsaccompany.Thestudyshoweddogsunderstandwordsandhowtheyaresaid.Andtheywerehappytoseescientificsupportforwhattheyexperiencedeveryday.Hecalledoneofthefindingsa“shocker”.Researcherssaytheythinkdogsaretunedintowhatpeoplesay.Hethoughtthattheresultisquitecommon.ResearchersatauniversityinHungarysaythereistruthtowhatmanydogownersalwaysbelieved.Dogsdounderstandwhathumanssay.Theresearchersmadeimagesofthebrainsof13dogsusingamachinethatrecordsbrainactivity.Thedogsweretrainedtoliedowninthemachineforsevenminutes.Duringthattime,theylistenedthroughheadphonestotheirtrainers5voices.Dogownersmaythinkthenewsisnotsurprising.Butscientistsareimpressed.BrianHareisaprofessorofevolutionaryanthropologyatDukeUniversity.(67)Thebrainimagingshowedclogsprocessedwordsusingtheleftsideoftheirbrains,justashumansdo.Theyusetherightsideoftheirbrainstounderstandtoneandpitch.(68)Meaningfulwordssaidinaneutralwaydidnothavethesameeffectasthesamewordssaidinanencouragingway.AttilaAndieswastheleadresearcherontheproject. “Dogbrainscareaboutbothwhatwesayandhowwesayit,“hesaid.(69) It'sbecausedogshavelivedwithpeopleforalongtime.Andiessaidhethinksotheranimalsprobablycanunderstandhumanlanguagelikedogsdo.Butthoseanimalsarenotveryinterestedinwhathumanshavetosay.PeoplereactedtothestoryonFacebookandTwitter.Theysaidtheyalwaysknewtheirpetscouldunderstandthem.(70)OnereaderfromVirginiasaidshethoughtherdogcouldprobablyreadhermind,too.SomeoneinCaliforniajokedthathealwaysknewhisdogignoredhim.AndGregMatosinBostoncalledthestudy“Fascinating!”IV.SummaryWriting(10%)Directions:Readthefollowingpassage.Summarizethemainideaandthemainpoint(s)ofthepassageinnomorethan60words.Useyourownwordsasfaraspossible.VirginiaBookstoreFindstheSecrettoSuccessAlargebookstoreina smallU. S. townhas succeededfor manyyearsbygivingpeopleachancetobuyalotofbooksforalowprice.Thelargeandsimple bookstore isinthe smalleasterntownofMountCrawford,Virginia.TheGreenValleyBookFairismadeupoftwolargestoragebuildingstotaling2,300squaremeters.SomecustomerslikeZoeDellingerhavebeenbuyingbooksatthestoreformanyyears.“IhavebeencomingheresinceIwasinmyearly20s.Thethrilloffindinganewbookisveryserendipitous(機緣巧合的)herebecauseyoucan'tcomeandsayFmbuyingthenewNicholasSparksbooktoday.'That'snotwhatthisplaceisabout—thisplaceisaboutfindingwonderfultreasures. ”Andthosetreasuresarenotcostly.“IfoundawonderfulbookthatIwanted.Itwasveryexpensiveatthetime—26dollarswasexpensiveformetopurchaseanewbook.Ifoundthebookhereforfivedollars.Iwassoexcited,sothathaskeptmecomingbackjusttoseewhattreasures111find.”TheGreenValleyBookFairhas500,000newandoldbooksaboutpolitics,religion,science,travel,cookingandmanyothersubjects.MicheleBranneristhemanagerofthestore.“Myparentsactuallystartedthisbookstoreabout46yearsago.Mydadcollectedoldbooksandthendecidedthathewantedtosellsomeofthem.Anditwentsowellthatit'sjustkindofevolvedtowhatitistoday. ”Thebookstoreisonlyopensixtimesayearforthreeweeks.About25,000peoplevisitduringeachperiod.Thestoresellsabout$2millionworthofbookseveryyear.“Webuyourbooksatafractionofretail（ 零售價的幾分之一 ）andwecansellthemforthepricesthatwedoandkeepouroverheadlow.That ’swhywedon’thaveanyfancybuildingsoranythinglikethat. ”PeoplehavevisitedthestorefrommanyAmericanstatesandfromKenya,SaudiArabia,TurkeyandRussia.TomWhitlonisfromtheeasterncityofBristol,Connecticut.“Wehaveourwholefamilywithusthistime.Sowesaid, ‘Ohyougottaseethisbookfair,’and9/11sneedthatlikestosowebrought’emallheretoday.Itmee