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2019/2020学年度第二学期高三质量检测试卷英语（模块三复习）2020.04第一部分：听力（共两节，满分20分）做题时，先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。第

一节：（共5小题；第小题1分，满分5分）听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳答案，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1.Whatcan

welearnfromtheconversation?A.Johnisgoingtogiveaspeech.B.Johnwon’tcometothemeeting.C.ThewomandoubtswhetherJohn

willcome.2.Whatarethespeakersdiscussing?A.Abookbyanewauthor.B.Abooktheyhavebothread.C.Abookbyanauthortheybothknow.3.Whichisthewomangoingtochoosene

xtyear?A.Extrasport.B.Cooking.C.Art.4.Howisthewomangettingalongwithherpianolessons?A.Sheistiredofthem.B.Sheismakingprogress.C.Shewantstogivethemup.5

.WhydidMr.Greenknockthegirldown?A.Hewasdrivingfast.B.Hedidn’tseethegirl.C.Hewasdrunk.第二节（共15小题：每小题1分，满分15分）请听下面5段对话。每段对话后有几个小题，从题中所给出的A、B、C三个选项中

选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话读两遍。听第6段材料，回答6、7题。6.WhendoesthetrainarriveinNewcastle?A.13:30,Tuesday.B.13:3

0,Monday.C.11:30,Tuesday.7.Howmuchdoesthemanhavetopayfortheticket?A.￡40B.￡25C.￡15听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8.Whatkindofanimalhasbeen

mostcommonlydrawninthecave?A.Thehorse.B.Thebull.C.Thefish.9.Whywasthecaveclosedin1963?A.Thetouristshaddr

awnpicturesonthewalls.B.Somepictureshadbeendestroyed.C.Fewpeoplehadvisitedthecave.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10.Whichspor

tdoesthewomanchoosetodo?A.Tennis.B.Basketball.C.Volleyball.11.Onwhatdaywillthewomancomeforthecourse?A.Monday.B.Friday.C.Satur

day.12.Whatisthepriceforonelesson?A.￡5B.￡3.75C.￡8.75听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13.Howlonghasthemanworkedatthehospital?A.Forthreeyears.B.Fortwoy

ears.C.Forfiveyears.14.Whatwilltheman’sofficepayduringthecourse?A.Hiscoursefees.B.Hislivingcosts.C.Hissalary.15.Howlongdoesthepart-timecourselast

?A.Forawholeyear.B.For18months.C.Fortwoyears.16.Whichcoursedoesthemanchoose?A.Thefull-timecourse.B.Thepart-timecourse.C.Themodularcourse.听第10段材料，回答第

17至20题。17.WhatdoweknowaboutCampAlison?A.ItistheoldestdaycampintheUK.B.Ithasbeenoperatingfor20years.C.Itisoperatedb

yacompanybasedinAustralia.18.HowlongdidittakeCampAlisontoacquiretensitesinLondon?A.About5years.B.About6years.C.Ab

out16years.19.WhyisiteasyforCampAlisontofindsites?A.TherearemanyschoolsintheLondonarea.B.Schoolsaren’tusuallyop

eninthesummer.C.Ithasexcellentsportsequipment.20.Whatsometimeschangesadaycampprogramme?A.Acampinspec

tion.B.Theweather.C.Thedirector’splans.第二部分：英语知识运用（共两节，满分35分）第一节：单项填空(共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)请认真阅读下面各题，从题

中所给的A、B、C、B四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑：21.whiledigitaltechnologyrepresentsaforbridginggeographicdistance，highlyskilledworkersareincreasinglyc

rowdingintocities.A.canalB.channelC.courseD.communication22.I_____gotothesupermarkettopurchasedailynecessities，foritisfara

wayfrommyhouse．A.eventuallyB.constantlyC.occasionallyD.frequently23.---Howcouldshehaveletsomethingsoimportant_____hermind？---She'sfullyappliedtowo

rkrecentlyandgetsburntout．A.occupyB.crossC.slideD.slip24.They_____jewellerysinceeighto'clockandhadonlyjustfinishedwhentworobbersbrokein．

A.hadbeenarrangingB.werearrangingC.havebeenarrangingD.hadarranged25.Itseemsstrangethattheoldman_____haver

eturnedtocollegetofinishthedegreeheleftundonefourdecadesago．A.wouldB.shouldC.couldD.might26.Parentsshouldkeeptheirchildrencompanyasmuchaspossi

blebecausechildrenfeel_iftheydon’tseetheirparentsregularly.A.rejectedB.offendedC.interruptedD.mistaken27.Bobwastryin

gto______thatheknewthefamoussingerwhowouldperforminourcity.A.makeoutB.letoutC.figureoutD.layout28.Thepres

identofHarvardpioneeredtheelectivesystem____studentswereabletochoosetheirowncoursesofstudy.A.onwhichB,aboutwhichC.towhichD.bywhich29.Ishouldverymu

chliketohavegonetoSusan'sbirthdayparty，but_____．A.IhavetogivealectureB.IhadtogivealectureC.IhavehadtogivealectureD.Ihadhadt

ogivealecture30.—Sir,Kevinhaspromisedtocompletetheprojecttobearranged.—Thequestionis,canhe?A.addressB.subscribeC.delive

rD.salute31.Itseemsstrangethattheoldman_____havereturnedtocollegetofinishthedegreeheleftundonefourdecad

esago．A.wouldB.mightC.couldD.should32.SteveJobsisakeyfigureinthecomputerworld_____hehashadagreatinfluence

onmodernlifeandtechnology．A.onconditionthatB.incaseC.inthatD.aslongas33.——Havingbeenonadietforaweek,Ihavelostfivepounds.I

t'sworthatry,——.Idefinitelyneedtogetintoshapeformynewclothes.A.YouhavemywordB.You'vesoldittomeC.YoucannevertellD.Youreallyhavemethere35.Thisnewspap

erhasadaily_____ofmorethanonemillioninthiscityandit’scommontoseepassengersreadacopyinthesubway.A.circulationB.associationC.contrib

utionD.accumulation35.CharlesDarwinexplainedthe_____ofspeciesonearthinhisbookthatcameoutin1859．A.ancestor

B.originC.beliefD.custom第二节完形填空（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个迭项（A、B、C和D)中，迪出最佳选项，并在答题卡上涂黑。Iwasflyingon

anairplanetheotherdaywhenmynewpensplattered(溅）blackinkalloverthefrontofmynewdress.ThepenwasmyfavoritekindofpeaIlovedmynewdressevenmore,

36Ipaidfullpriceforit,whichIhadneverdone.Butthedresswas37Aftertheexplosionontheplane,I38thebigwetspo

tsofinkwithwaterandahandkerchief.Assoonaswe39Irantoanairportstoreandboughtclothssoakedinstainremoverand

40rubbingthespotsagain.Iknewthiswouldbe41,anditwas.Iwenttothehotel,42myclothes,andputthe43dressaway.Icouldn’

t44tothrowitaway；maybesomeonewouldinventamagicalink-stainremovertomorrow.Sometimes,whensomethingbadhappens,Iaskmyselfwhetherthebadthinghasa

nysilverlining.It'scorny(老套的）but45；ifyoutryit,you'llbesurprised.There'ssomegoodthing,46_it'stiny,inalmostevery47.ButIhavethoughtaboutm

yruineddressandwhatthe48ofitcouldbe,andIjustcouldn'tthinkofonething-1putthis49toafriend,andshesaidtheruineddresswasoneofthoselessonsaboutthe50of

things,aboutnon-attachment.Abouthoweverythingchangesandhowlifeisaboutlettinggo.Iconsideredthis.AndthenIthoughtIalready

knewthat.Infact,nottosoundtoo51,butdoesn'titsometimesseemasiflifeisjustonebig52afteranother-fromyourchildren,fromp

eoplewelovewhomovefarawayorpassaway?Somuch53____!Anewdressisn'tashowofattachmentto54objects.Iknewthedresswouldstartlookingshabbyoneday.Butmynewd

resswasasymbolof55Ithadbeenatryingyear,andthedressworkedasashowofspiritinthefaceofdifficulties.Andnowthedres

shadthesebigblackspotsalloverit.MydressandI-weweregreatwhilewelasted.Nevermind.That'sthewaysomeloveaffairsgo.36.A.anyhowB.thoughC.thereforeD.inste

ad37.A.worthwhileB.expensiveC.originalD.casual38.A.botheredB.destroyedC.attackedD.researched39.A.landedB.flewC.enteredD.waited40,A.riskedB.fanciedC

.triedD.missed41.A.impoliteB.helplessC.improperD.useless42.A.changedB.repairedC.improvedD.selected43.A.weakenedB.ruinedC.elegantD.shabby44.A

.deserveB.predictC.bearD.offer45.A.comfortingB.influencingC.upsettingD.reminding46.A.asifB.incaseC.nowthatD.ev

enif47.A.misfortuneB.accidentC.mistakeD.decision48.A.upsideB.challengeC.valueD.profit49,A.troubleB.adviceC.questionD.opinion50.A.impossib

ilityB.independenceCimpermanenceD.flexibility51.A.depressingB.interestingC.confusingD.surprising52.A.taskB.de

partureC.affairD.adventure53.A.pressureB.failureC.lossD.regret54,A.availableB.abundantC.admirableD.material55.A,sa

dnessB.hopeC.hardshipD.luck第三部分阅读理解（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）请认真阅读下列短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题纸上将该项涂黑。AInagreementwiththeAgend

aoftheFirstGlobalEmploymentofBeijingOrganizingCommitteeforthe2022OlympicandParalympic，theapplicantsfromHongKong，Macao，Taiwanandoverseaswhohavepa

ssedthefirstqualificationreviewwilltakeawrittenexamination．Belowliststherelevantinformation：1．Date&TimeApril15th，2017（Satu

rday），9：00-12：30．Theapplicantsarerequiredtoentertheexaminationroombefore8：30am．2．LocationNo.23BaiduizijiaHaidiandistrict，Beijing（Capital

NormalUniversityDongyiZone）ExamSiteNo.6；ExamRoom：C2063．Notice（1）Allapplicantswhohavepassedthefirstqualificationreviewple

aselogonPersonalapplicationcenteroftherecruitmentpage（http://recruit．beijing2022．cn）todownloadandprinttheadmi

ssionticketfromApril7th-15th2017．（2）AllcandidatesshallbringtheadmissionticketsandvalidIDs（MainlandTravelPermitforHongKongandMacaoResidents，Mainland

travelpermitforTaiwanresidents，Foreignpassportandetc．）（3）Pleaseprepareone'sownwritingmaterialsincluding2Bpencil，eraserandblack/bluepen．（4）Thecandid

ateswillnotbeallowedtoentertheexaminationroomiflatefor30mins，andwillbealsoprohibitedtoleavewithin60minssincetheenteringintotheroomor15minsea

rlierthanthedeadline．Kindreminder：Duetotheheavytrafficneartheexamlocation，parkingspacewillbesolimitedt

hatallcandidatesshouldtakepublictransport．4．TransportRoute（1）Subway：No.9subwaytoBaiduizistationexitA，50meterstoNor

th．（2）Bus：No.61/92bustoShoutiSouthRoadSouthGatestation，and3minutes’walktothedestination．Kindreminder：Capita

lNormalUniversityDongyiZoneisnotlocatedinthemaincampusofCapitalNormalUniversity，pleaseplanyourrouteproperly．BeijingOrganizingCommitteeforth

e2022OlympicandParalympicWinterGamesApril7，201756．WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE？A．Applicantswhoarri

veafter8：30cannotentertheexaminationroom．B．TheadmissionticketsandvalidIDsarerequiredfortheexamination．C．TheE

xamSiteliesinthemaincampusofCapitalNormalUniversity．D．Thereisnothingtoworryaboutforapplicantswhodrivetothelocation．57．Thepurposeofthispassageisto

A．employorganizersfortheCommitteeB．promoteBeijingOrganizingCommitteeC．givecandidatesinformationaboutthewrittenexamD．encouragemoreapplica

ntstotakethewrittenexam．BInthetimeofweakjobandhousingmarkers.Consumersaresavinglessthantheyhaveindecadesandi

ndustryprofessionalsexpectthattrendtocontinue.Consumerssaved6.4percentoftheirafter-taxincomeinJune.Beforetherecession,theratewa

s1to2percentformanyyears.InJune,consumerspendingandpersonalincomeswereessentiallyflatcomparedwithMay,suggest

ingthattheAmericaneconomy,asdependentasitisonshoppersopeningtheirwalletsandpurses,isn‘tlikelytoreboundanytimesoon.Onthebr

ightside,thepracticesthatconsumershaveadoptedinresponsetotheeconomiccrisisultimatelycouldmakethemhappier.Newstudiesofconsu

mptionandhappinessshow,forinstance,thatpeoplearehappierwhentheyspendmoneyonexperiencesinsteadofmaterialobjects,whentheyrelishwhattheyplantobuyl

ongbeforetheybuyit,andwhentheystoptryingtooutdotheJoneses.Ifconsumersendupstickingwiththeirnewfoundspendinghabits,sometactics(策略)thatre

tailersandmarketersbeganusingduringtherecessioncouldbecomelastingbusinessstrategies.Amongthosestrategiesareofferinggoodsthatmakesbeingathomemoree

ntertainingandtryingtomakeconsumersfeelspecialbygivingthemaccesstoexclusiveeventsandmorepersonalcustomer

service.Whilethecurrentroundofstinginessmaysimplybearesponsetotheeconomicdownturn,someanalystssayconsumersmayalsobepermanent

lyadjustingtheirspendingbasedonwhatthey‘vediscoveredaboutwhattrulymakesthemhappyorfulfilled.―Thisactuallyisatopicthathasn‘tbeenresearchedverymuchun

tilrecently,‖saysElizabethW.Dunn,anassociateprofessorinthepsychologydepartmentattheUniversityofBritishColumbia,whoisattheforefrontofr

esearchonconsumptionandhappiness.―There‘smassiveliteratureonincomeandhappiness.It‘samazinghowlittlethereisonhowtospend

yourmoney.Studiesoverthelastfewdecadeshaveshownthatmoney,uptoacertainpoint,makespeoplehappierbecauseitletsthemmeetbasicneeds.Thelates

troundofresearchis,forlackofabetterterm,allaboutemotionalefficiency:howtoreapthemosthappinessforyourdollar.Sojustwheredoeshappinessresideforcon

sumers?Scholarsandresearchershaven‘tdeterminedwhetherArmaniwillputabiggersmileonyourfacethanDolce&Gabbana.Buttheyhavefoundthat

ourtypesofpurchases,theirsizeandfrequency,andeventhetimingofthespendingallaffectlong-termhappiness.Onemajorfi

ndingisthatspendingmoneyforanexperience—concerttickets,Frenchlessons,sushi-rollingclasses,ahotelroominMonaco—produceslong

er-lastingsatisfactionthanspendingmoneyonplainoldstuff.―‗It‘sbettertogoonavacationthanbuyanewcouch‘isbasica

llytheidea,‖saysProfessorDunn.ThomasDeLeire,anassociateprofessorattheUniversityofWisconsindiscoveredthattheonly

categorytobepositivelyrelatedtohappinesswasleisure:vacations,entertainment,sportsandequipmentlikegolfclubsandfishingpoles.58.What‘sthedarksideof

Americanconsumers‘savingmoreandspendingless?A)Thejobandhousingmarketswillbecomeevenweaker.B)ThereislittlehopethattheAmericaneco

nomywillrecoversoon.C)Moreandmoreretailersandmarketerswillhavetogobankrupt.D)It‘spossiblethattheAmericaneconomywillreboundsooner.59.Wh

atwillhappenifcustomerskeeptheirspendinghabitsformedintheeconomicdownturn?A)Theywillgetgoodsandservicesmuchcheaper.B)It‘slikelythattheyspendmore

timeindoors.C)Retailerswillchangetheirbusinessstrategies.D)Theywillenjoybetterservicesandexperiences.60.WhatsurprisesElizabethW.Dunnaccord

ingtothepassage?A)Thereislittleabouthowtospendmoneytomakepeoplehappy.B)Consumersunconsciouslyadjusttheirspendinghabitstobehappy.C)P

eoplestartedresearchesonconsumption-happinessrelationshipsoearly.D)Happinessisprovedtohavenothingtodowithconsumption.61.ScholarssuchasProf.Dunnan

dProf.DeLeireagreethatA)richerpeoplefeelhappierandmoresatisfiedB)mostconsumerspreferleadingbrandslikeArmaniC)spendingonvacationsb

ringslong-termhappinessD)peopleshouldcurbtheirspendingonmaterialthingCRemittance(汇款）increaselivingstandardsinthecoun

tryoforigin.RemittancesmalargeshareoftheGDPofmanydevelopingcountries.AstudyonremittancestoMexicofoundthatremittancesleadtoaconsiderableincrea

seintheavailabilityofpublicservicesinMexico,surpassinggovernmentspendinginsomelocalities.Researchfindsthatem

igrationandlowmigrationbarriershavenetpositiveeffectsonhumancapitalformationinthesendingcountries.Thismea

nsthatthereisa"braingain"insteadofa”braindraintoemigration.OnestudyfindsthatsendingCountriesbenefitindirectlyinth

elongrunfromtheemigrationofskilledworkersbecausethoseskilledworkersareabletoinnovatemoreindevelopedcountries,wh

ichthesendingcountriesareabletobenefitasapositiveexternality.Greateremigrationofskilledworkersconsequentlyleadstogreatereconomicgr

owthandwelfareimprovementsinthelongrun.Researchalsosuggeststhatemigration,remittancesandreturnmigrationcanhaveapositiveimpactonpoliticalinstitut

ionsanddemocratizationinthecountryoforigin.Researchalsoshowsthatremittancescanlowertheriskofcivilwarinthecountryoforigin.Returnmigrationfromc

ountrieswithliberalgendernormshasbeenassociatedwiththetransferofliberalgendernormstothehomecountry.Researchsuggeststhatemigrationcausesa

nincreaseinthewagesofthosewhoremaininthecountryoforigin.A2014surveyoftheexistingliteratureonmigrationfindsthata10percentemigrantsupplyshockwouldin

creasewagesinthesendingcountryby2%—5.5%.AstudyofemigrationfromPolandshowsthatitledtoaslightincreaseinw

agesforhigh-andmedium-skilledworkersforremainingPoles.A2013studyfindsthatemigrationfromEasternEuropeafterthe2004EUenla

rgementincreasedthewagesofremainingyoungworkersinthecountryoforiginby6%,whileithadnoeffectonthewagesofoldworkers.ThewagesofLithuanianmenincreaseda

saresultofpost-EUenlargementemigration.Returnmigrationisassociatedwithgreaterhouseholdfirmrevenues(收入）.Someresearchshowsthattheremittance

effectisnotstrongenoughtomaketheremainingnativesincountrieswithhighemigrationflowsbetteroff.Ithasbeenarguedthathigh-skillemigrationcauseslaborsh

ortagesinthecountryoforigin.Thisremainsunsupportedintheacademicliteraturethough.AccordingtoeconomistMich

aelClemens,ithasnotbeenshownthatrestrictionsonhigh-skillemigrationreduceshortagesinthecountriesoforigin.62.Thispassagem

ainlytellsusthatA.people'slivingstandardsinthereceivingcountrieshavebeengreatlyimprovedB.emigrationhasbothadv

antagesanddisadvantagestothesendingcountriesC.thereasonsbehindeconomicgrowthinthesendingcountriesD.theeffectofmigrati

ononthesendingcountries63.Fromthefirstthreeparagraphs,weknowthatA.theemigrationofskilledworkersbringseconomicgrowthtodevelopedcountriesB.emi

grationmeansakindof”braingain"ratherthan“braindrain”C.thegovernmentinMexicoshouldspendmoreonpublicservicesD.highlyqualifiedworkersareboundtoretur

ntotheirhomecountry64.TheexamplesinParagraph5showthatA.returnmigrationmakesthenativesbetteroffB.awageincreaseisassociatedwitheconomicgrowthC.enla

rgementbringswelfaretoallEuropeansD.emigrationleadstoasalaryincreaseforremainingnatives65.Accordingtothepassage,whatcanweknowaboutthecountryoforigin?

A.Thenegativeeffectsofhigh-skillemigrationhaveshownup.B.Remittanceshave狂goodeffectonmaintainingsocial

stability,C.Highmigrationbarrierscanreduceshortagesofskilledworkers.D.High-skillemigrationmaycauseeconomicfallwithinashorttime.DThisyeararrives

amidafewinterestingtrends.MoreAmericansareinterestedinlocalandsustainablefoods:urbanfarming,chicken-raising.AndmoreAmericansarehunting,spendingincrea

singtimeandmoneyonthatpursuit,Viewedfromtherightangle,though,boththesetrendscouldhaveaplaceattheholida

ytable.WhatwouldhappenifmoreAmericansmadeThursday's(ThanksgivingDay)mealoutofwildturkeys?Whatifmorepeopleen

joyedawildChristmasgoose,orwildpigham?Ifmoredid,theresultsmightbebetterfortheenvironment,forourhealth—andperhapsforoursoulsaswell.Ame

ricans’growinginterestinlocalfoodisevidenteverywhere.AccordingtotheUSDepartmentofAgriculture,thenumberoffarmersmarketsrosefrom1,755in19

94to8,144thisyear.CitiesfromAnnArbor,Michigan,toGainesvilleFlorida,haveeasedrestrictionsonbackyardchickens，Some“locavores”arecontentto

getcommunity-supportedagriculturalproducedelivered,andbuygrass-fedbeef.Butforagrowingnumber,huntingisthenextstep.Themeatislocalandavo

idstheethicalcomplicationsoffactoryfarms.Huntinghasdefinitelyenjoyedaresurgence.CensusstatisticsshowthatthepercentageofAmericans

whohunt—whichhadbeenfallingfordecades-isbackupata20-yearhigh.HankShaw,authorofthenewwildbirdcookbookDuck,Duck,Goose,andownerofthe

JamesBeardAward-winningwebsiteHunterAnglerGardenerCook,callsitTheOmnivore'sDilemmaeffect.AfterreadingMichaelPollan'sbest-sellingbookonwh

erefoodcomesfrori^manypeoplejoinacommunity-supportedagriculturegroup,butsomegetahuntinglicense,too.“Ican'ttellyouhowmanypeopleItalktowh

oviewhuntingasapartofalarger,personalgoalofsustainableeating,”Shawsays.Ofcourse,characterizinghuntingthiswayblursmanylines.Tosome,shootin

ganimalscannotpossiblybeanenvironmentallyfriendlyactivity.Theexistenceof“hipsterhunters”isalsolimitedbycultur

alattitudestowardguns.It'salmostimpossibletolegallyownahuntingweaponinBrooklyn.Buthuntingwildanimalsrequire

sthepreservationofwildland—certainlyanenvironmentalplus一—andifyou'regoingtoeatmeat,huntinghasalotgoingforitthatindustrialfarmsdonotTheanimall

ivedafreeandnaturallife,uptoitslastday.Addtothisthefactthatsomegamepopulationshavegrownunnaturallylar

geduetothelackofpredators(食肉动物).TheEastCoastisfilledwithwhite-taileddeer.Geesetakeupresidenceongolfcourses,

andwildpigswanderthroughthewoods.Inhis2012bookNatureWarsjournalistJimSterbaarguedthatmorehumansliveinclosercontactwithwi

ldanimalsthanatmypointinhistory.Huntingcankeepacheckonthat.Huntingcankeepacheckonourappetitestoo,SusanCameronDevi

tt,abiologistwhorecentlymovedfromFloridatoTexas,notesthatoneofthethingsyoulearnquicklyfromhuntingishowmuchlaborgoesintoproducingameal.”

Ifyoubuymeatatthegrocerystore,youcaneatthreeservingsaday,butifyouimaginetryingtokeepthatupwithhunting,itjustwouldn'tbepossible,”she

says.Whichbringsusbacktoholidaytables?IntheoriginalversionofThanksgivingandChristmas,thesewerespecialmeals,basedarounddishe

syouwouldn’teatfrequently.Thesedays,youcanbuyturkeywhenever.Awildturkey,caughtandthencooked,isadifferentmatter.Aspeckle-b

ellygooseelevatestheChristmasdinnerinawayaregularsupermarkethamdoesnot.Whenyouknowwhereyourfoodcomesfrom,whenyou'velaboredtobringittoyourt

able,youmorenaturallyfeelgratefulfortheamazingabundanceofthisplanet.”There'snobetterwaytoengagewithnaturethantoseekdi

nnerwithinit”saysShaw.66.Whatcanwelearnaboutthetrends?A.Fewpeopleregardhuntingasapartofapersonalgoalofsustainableeating.B.HuntingintheUSAis

consistentwiththeculturalattitudetoguns.C.Themediaplayapartinpromotingthepopularityofhunting.D.Huntingislikelytor

eplaceindustrialfarms67.Theunderlinedphrase“gamepopulations”inparagraph8referstoA.thenumberofhuntersB.th

enumberofwildanimalsandbirdsC.animalsandbirdscaughtthroughhuntingD.campaignstobanthehuntingofwildanimalsandbirds68.TheunderlinedpartinParagraph9im

pliesA.somehuntersdonothavethedesiretoeatmeatfromindustrialfarmsB.huntingprovideshunterswiththreeservingsadayC.some

huntersdonothaveahealthyappetiteD.huntinghelpshunterscontroltheirappetite69.Whatcanweinferfromthelastbutoneparagraph?A.Inthepast,peopleateturke

ysonlyonThanksgivingDay.B.Supermarketturkeyswillnotbeacceptedbypeopleanymore.C.Wildturkeysaremoredelicioust

hanthoseboughtfromgrocerystores.D.WildturkeyshelpbringbackthefestiveatmosphereofThanksgivingDay.70.Accordingtothelastparagr

aph,huntingisbeneficialforA.ourmentalhealthB.ourphysicalfitnessC.theenvironmentD.farmers’markets第四部分：任务型阅读（共10小题，每

小题1分，满分10分）请认真下面的短文，并根据所读内容在文章后表格中的空格处填入一个最恰当的单词，注意：请将答案写在答题卡上相应题号的横线上，每个空格只填一个单词。Empathyisourinherentabilitytounderstandorfeelwhatanotherperson

isexperiencingfromwithintheotherperson’sframeofreference.Itallowsustoconnectwithotherswhoseemdifferent,makingusmoreaw

areofthethingswehaveincommon.Whenwetuneintoempathizewithothers,wearemorelikelytoactwithsympathytohelpreduceth

eirsuffering.And,whenweincreaseourcaringfortheenvironment,wearemorelikelytomakechoicesthathelppreserveitforfuturegenerations.Althoughempathyisa

vitalelementofournature,researchsuggeststhatempathycanbetaught,andthatcontactwithpeoplewhoaredifferentfromusinasafe,empathicwayi

sthefirststeptowardreducingprejudice.Thisiswheremuseumshavearoletoplay.Museumsaresafeandinformallearni

ngplatforms,uniquelyequippedtoencouragevisitorstoimagine,explore,andexperiencerichhumanheritageandthe

naturalworldfirsthand.Theyhavethecapabilitytobringtogetherarts,technology,sciences,andliteraturetoshowhowalllivingthing

sarelinkedtoeachother.Museumsinspireempathyinusinanumberofways.Throughtheirsocialandeducationalmission(使命），museumscanpro

videasafespaceforexperiencingourcollectivebehavior,knowledge,complexhistories,andvalues.Byputtingpeopleinclosenesstootherpeople’sexperiences,t

heirculturesandstories,museumscanhelpusawakentodifferentrealitiesandmultipleperspectives(视角）thatexistaroundus.Personalanddiverseencounters(意外的相遇）with

peoplefromothercultures—andtheirideas,stories,andartifacts—createopportunitiesforauthenticdialoguewith“theother”：someonewhoisdi

fferentfromus,butsharesourworld.Alsomuseumsoftenpresentthestoriesofpeopleandplacesfaraway.Tellingstoriesfromthepointof

viewofthepeopleandculturesfeaturedcanalsoincreaseoursenseofsharedhumanity,asweseehowothersfacefears,biases,andchallengessimilartoourown.M

oreimportantly,museumsencouragecontemplation(沉思）ofourworldbyprovidingaspacewherewecanslowdownandbewithwhatisbeforeus.Unlikemanyeveryda

ysettingswherethegoalisclear,peopleexploreinmuseumsontheirownschedule,movingfromexhibittoexhibitastheyseefit,followingtheirowninterna

lguidelines.Thisnaturallyallowsforamorereflectiveexperience.Throughthisreflection,visitorscanacquireadeeperunderstandingoftheviewpoint

sofothersandrecognizetheirownconnectiontoallofhumanityandtheplanet.MuseumsandempathyConceptofempathyand(71)itbringsEmpathyreferstotheabilitytoplac

eoneselfinanother's(72)·Itcanmakeone(73)withother'ssufferingandbehaveinaway(74)____totheenvironment.(75)__·ofMuseumsMuseums(76)______visitorstother

ichhumanheritageandthematuralworldwhichcaninspiretheir(77)_____andarousetheircuriosityunknown.·Museumsshow

howalllivingthingsare(78)______bycombiningarts,technology，sciences,andliterature.HowmuseumsincreaseempathyMuseu

msholdamirrortosociety，throughwhichvisitorsget(79)______to0thers'experiences，culturesandstoriesandthenacceptthed

ifferencesaroundthemAsaplaceofstorytellingmuseumscanhelppeoplebreakdownprejudiceandincreasetheirsenseofsharedhumanity.Museumsprovideasafespace

wherevisitorscantaketimeto(80)_______oneverythingshownandunderstandothers'viewpointsbetter.第五节：书面表达（满分25分）1.Currently,there’snocountryintheentirewor

ldwherewomencamssmuchesmenfordoingthesamejob.Andit’sgoingtotakeanother81yearstoclosethegendergap，accord

ingtoanewreportbytheWorldEconomicForum.TheUSforinstance，rankedthe65thinwageequalityamong142countiesinthereport.2.BothmenandwomenintheUsseeine

qualitiesinworkplace77%ofwomenand63%ofmensaid.”Americaneedstocontinuemakingchangestogivemenandwomenequ

alityintheworkplace，”accordingtoaPewResearchCentersurvey.Besides，accordingtotheWhiteHousefull-timeworking

womenearn77%ofwhattheirmalecounterpartseam.3.Roughlyfour-in-tenmothersintheUSsaytheyhavetakenasignificantamountof

timeofffromworkorreducedtheirworkinghourstocareforachildorotherfamilymembers.Roughlyaquartersaytheyhavequitworkaltogethertotakecareofthe

sefamilialresponsibilities【写作内容】1.用约30个单词概述上述信息的主要内容；2结合上述信息，简要分析导致性别收入差距的原因；3.根据你的分析，从女性自身要求，企业规范及政府三方面谈谈如何缩小性别收入差距，【写作要求】1.写作过程中不能直接引用原

文语句：2.不必写标题，2019/2020学年度第二学期高三质量检测试卷英语参考答案04.0301-20ACBBCAAABAABAACCBABB21-35BCDABAADBCDCBAB36-55BACACDABCADAACCABCDB56-70BCBDACDBABCBDDA71.benefits7

2.position73.sympathize74.friendly75.Functions76.expose/introduce77.imagination78.Linked/interconnected79.close80.reflectThere'sclearevidenc

eofapaygapbetweenmaleandfemaleemployees.Andit’sacommonphenomenonthatawomanearnsmuchlessthanamanfordoingthesamejob.Th

ere'remanyfactorsthatcontributetotheexistenceofthegenderpaygap.Oneisthatwomenhavetoreducetheirworkinghoursorevenquittheirjobstoca

rryouttheirfamilydutyoflookingafterchildrenortheelderlyandthusarepaidlessthanmen.Inaddition，duetogenderdiscrimination，amaleemployeecangethigher-wagej

obsmoreeasilyinacompanythanafemaleone.whatcanbedoneaboutthegenderpaygap?Forwomen，theyshouldvalueandim

provetheircompetencefirst.Theemployershavetheresponsibilitytoensuretheydon’ttreatmenandwomendifferently.Andthegovern

mentalsohastheresponsibilitytomakeequal-paylawsandgetthemenforcedstrongly.