屆高三英語第二學(xué)期第二次質(zhì)量檢測模擬試卷及答案河南省開封

2011屆高三英語第二次質(zhì)量檢測本試卷分第Ⅰ卷（選擇題）和第Ⅰ卷（非選擇題）兩部分。第Ⅰ卷和第Ⅰ卷共10頁。0．5毫米黑色墨水簽字筆將自己的姓名、準(zhǔn)考2B鉛筆把答題卡上對應(yīng)題目的答案標(biāo)號(hào)涂黑，如需改動(dòng)，第一部 聽力（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分

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BarnyardStories,games,activitiesandcraftswillallfocusonthedifferencesbetweenwilddomestic（家養(yǎng)的）animals.MakeasmallbookmarktouseatPizza,icecreamcake,juiceandparty（includescutlery,paperplates,cupsandnapkins）-$370StatenIslandZoomembers/$400non-Partyonly--$250StatenIslandZoomembers/$275non-What’sspecialaboutthebirthdaypartiesattheStatenIslandThereare19peopleinonepartyatPartiesareintendedforthosewhoarejust4yearsItisnecessarytointroducethestrangersattheLiveanimalswilltakepartinthebirthdayIfyouchooseathemeofTropicalRainforest,whatkindofworksofartcanyouAtake-homeplaster B.AcolorfulrainforestC.Ananimal D.AsmallbookmarktouseatNon-memberswhoonlyplantoholdapartyattheStatenIslandZooshouldpay A. B. C. D.WhatcanwelearnfromtheAllbirthdaypartieslastoneandahalfWeshouldbuybirthdayinvitationsforourguestattheAnimalswillmakeaperformanceattheAnypartymemberwillbegivenabagtostorerubbishattheTodayinschools,it’snotunusualforstudentstositinthesamekindsofdesksinthesamekindsofclassroomsastheirparentsdid.SchoolshavemadeprogressbymakinguseofcomputersandPDAsintheclassroom,yetonedesigncompanybelievesthatchangesareneeded,sotheydescribewhatafutureclassroommaylooklike.“Kidsarebeingtaughttositatthesewoodendesksthatarebasicallydesignedforwriting,”saidMarkDziersk,theseniorvicepresidentofthedesign.“They’rebeinglecturedinastructuredenvironment.”Thesolutionisa“customizable（按顧主的意思制造的）educationsystem”calledGoorureorganizestheclassroomandreplacesbooks,desks,pens,andsoon.Thethree-parttechnologysystemconsistsofaninteractivePDAcalledtheGooBall,abackpackandaremovableLCDscreenforeachstudent.StudentscanSit,standorliedownwhenusingthedevices,andarenotlimitedtodesks.Theideawaspresentedatlastmonth’sSouthbySouthwestInteractiveConference.someeducatorsthinktheideaisinteresting,theydoubtwhetherschoolswillpayfortheexpensiveandcomplicatedsystem.TheGooBallisaco-operativecommunicationdevicewithsixlayersoflearningsoftware.Thedevicemonitorsastudent’sheartrateandbodytemperatureandusesGPS（GlobalPositionSystem）totrackwheretheyare.Itincludesinstantmessaging,acompass,awatch,andtopic-specificquick-thinkingsystemthatdirectsastudenttorelatedarticlesandbooksaboutwhatevertheyarestudying.Studentscanalsochooseananimalpaintingtoshowtheirpersonality.Thebackpackprovidesthemainpowersupplyforthesystemandholdssomepersonalitems.Thepocketkeepsitemslockedtightwithafingerprintsecurityzipper.Theportablescreenfunctionslikealaptop,providingwirelessInternetaccessandstreamingvideo.Italsohasatouchscreen“Ithinkit’sanexcellentidea,”saidGaryTankard,asixth-graderwhohasseenthe（原型）.“I’msurethat90percentofkidswouldreallyliketohaveThepurposeofwritingthepassageis tointroduceanadvancededucationtoadvocatereformingtheenvironmentintosuggestthatstudentsarenotstudyinginthetraditionaltoadvertisefortheinteractiveFromthepassagewecaninferthat studentsmustusethemousetooperatethestudentsdon’tneedakeytoopenthethedeviceisverycheaptothedevicewillbewidelyusedinWhatcantheGooBallIttestsastudent’sphysicalItplaystheroleofaItmakesstudentsconfusedaboutchoosingItsuppliesthepowertothe第二節(jié)（共5小題；每小題2分，滿分10分Texting（發(fā)信息）maybepreferredoverphonecallingbymanyyoungpeople,buttoomuchtextmessagingmayincreasetheriskofneckorshoulderpain,anewstudyshows.Judith anassistantprofessorofepidemiology（流行病）atTempleUniversity’sofHealthProfessionsandSocialWork,presentedevidenceatthisyear’smeetingoftheAmericanPublicHealthAssociation,sayingthatcollegestudentstextedmore,andtheyreportedmorepainintheirnecksandshoulders.Shesaysinanewsreportthatmostpeopleaged18to21prefertextingratherthanemailorphonecalls.71“Whatwe’veseensofarisverysimilartowhatweseewithofficeworkerswho’vespentmostoftheirtimeatacomputer,”Goldsays.“Thewaythebodyispositionedfortexting--firmlyfixedshouldersandbackwithrapidlymovingfingers--issimilartothepositionfortypingonacomputer.”“72It’stheagegroupthattextsthemost,soit’simportanttoknowwhatthehealtheffectsmaybetolearnwhetheritwillcauselon