河南省20182019年度三年級階段性檢測（三）英語考生意1.本卷150分考時120分。2.請各答填答卡。3.本卷要試容高全內。第一分力共節滿30分做題，將案在卷。音容束，將兩鐘時將卷的案到題卡。第一（5題每題1.5分，分7.5分）

在聽下5段對話每對后一小，題所的ABC三個項選最選。聽完段話，都10秒的間回有小和讀一題每對僅一。例：Howmuchistheshirt?A.￡19.15.

B.￡9.18.C.￡9.15.答案C1.Whatdoesthewoman’shusbandprobablydo?A.Aprofessor.B.Anengineer.2.arethespeakersdoing?

C.Asalesinan.A.Listeningtoalecture.B.Listeningmusic.

C.Havingameeting.3.Howdoesthewomanfeelaboutthecandlelight?A.Itlooksgood.B.Itnotbrightenough.C.Itbetterthanelectriclight.4.Wherearethespeakers?A.Inaclassroom.B.Inbookstore.C.Inalibrary.5.Whydoesthemanfixthecarhimself?

A.Heisgoodatrepairingit.B.Hewantstosavemoney.C.Iteasytorepairit第二（15小每題1.5分，分5分）聽下5段對話獨。段話獨后幾小，題所的A、BC三個項選出最選。每對或白，將時閱各小，小5鐘聽后各題給出5鐘作時。段話獨讀遍聽第段材料回第6、題6.arethespeakerspreparingfor?Aperformance.B.Acamp.C.baseballgame.7.Howdothespeakersfeel?A.Annoyed.B.Excited.C.Nervous.聽第段材料回第8、題8.Howlongwillthemanfriendbestayingtheapartment?A.thanamonth.B.Anothermonthormore.leasttwo

months.9.Whatdoesthewomanwantthemanfriendtodo?A.out.B.Findajobinamonth.C.Sharethehouseholdexpenses.聽第段材料回第10至題。10.didthewomandotheweekend?A.Shedinnerinrestaurant.B.Sheamovieinacinema.C.Shecelebratedher’sbirthday.11.doesthewomanthinkofmovie?A.Itisboring.B.Itisgreat.C.Itconfusing.12.willthespeakersdoonSaturday?A.Buyabirthdaypresent.B.Visitsomefriends.C.Holdaparty.聽第段材料回第13至題。13.therelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Fatheranddaughter.Husbandandwife.C.Teacherandstudent.14.Howmuchthepayforfourticketsifthepromotionisstillavailable?A.$500.B.，500.C.$2000.15.willthewomanberesponsibleA.Bookinghotels.B.Hiringacar.C.Planningthesightseeing.16.doesthemanrequirethewomantodo?A.6nesuitcase.B.alotofclothes.C.Packherherself.聽第10段材，答17至題。17.Whichflightsbeencanceled?A.OnesWesternEurope.B.OnestoNorthernEurope.C.toEasternEurope.18.mightthecanceledflightsstartagain?A.Afterthebigrainstormstops.B.Aftertheclearstheair.C.Afterthefirefightersstopsputtingoutsmoke.19.doestheairportprovidetheaffectedpassengerswithtonight?A.cupboardsforstoringtheirluggage.B.Hotelroomsforsleeping.C.Aquietzonewithchairs.20.Whatdoesthespeakersomepassengerstopayattentionto?A.Textmessages.B.Websiteupdates.C.Radioannouncements.第二分讀解共節滿分）第一（15小每題2分滿30分閱讀列文從題給A、BC和四選中選最選。AThefollowingaretheeventswiththereviewsthisweek.FreeComedyShow

Phonenumber：(646)FromFriday,Sep7，7:30pm：Friday,Oct，：pmComedyEveningisacompletelyfreecomedyshoweveryFridayat7:30pmintheheartoftheWestVillagefeaturingcomedianswhohaveappearedonTruTv，ComedyCentralmore!Thetakesplaceinthedownstairbasementofthevenue.Pleasenotethatyoumustbeover21yearsoldtoattendthevenueisbar.Whilethereisnocoverorminimumforthe，itisrecommendedthatyougetadrinkbeer，wine,etc.)orfooditemtosupportthebarandhelpkeeptheshowfree.PepperFestival2018Phonenumber：(718)307—7133FromSep26，Sep29，12：00amTo:6:00Enjoysixworld-classmusicalacts,includingGrammy-winningLostBayouandglobaltalentsCoreyah，DoctorNativo，Band，Nationandmore.’sOfJerseyCityPhonenumber：(201)—2677From:Thursday,Oct，：00amTo:Sunday,Oct7700pmYelp’smissionistoconnectpeoplewithgreatlocalbusinesses.AspartoftheCityArt&Studiotour,YelpcantakeyouonphototourofJerseyCity.We’vemadeagallerythemostawe-inspiringphotosthatwereuploadedtousersandbusinessowners.HelpcelebrateJerseyCityandthelocalbusinessesthatmakeourfive-starcityshine.DonforgettosupportlocalandshareadventureswithusonYelp!EgyptWoodbury,NY11797Phonenumber：(516)—4584

FromFriday,Sep216：00pmTo:Sunday，Sep30,：00pmThisculturalexperienceincludesanexclusivetourthroughdifferentPharaonicKing-doms.HavefunintheEgyptianthemephotoboothsfollowedbytastingdeliciousauthentichomemadeEgyptiandishes.21.WhatarepeopleadvisedtodowhenattendingComedyEvening?A.Bookticketsinadvance.B.BringtheirkidsonFriday.C.Helpperformontheshow.D.Consumesomefood.22.Whichnumberwillmusicfanscallformoreinformation?A.(646)4100503.B.(718)307—7133.C.(201)216-2677.D.(516)367-4584.23.Whicheventpeoplechoosetouploadtheirphotos?A.FreeComedyShow.B.Yelp’sTourOfCity,C.ChilePepperFestival2018.D.EgyptWoodbury,NY11797BWantinghisaudiencetofeelarollercoasterofemotions，NeilSimonhispersonalexperiencesoffamilypainandlightofthebanalities(陳詞調）ofhumanexistence.Itwasthisfineabilitytohisaudiences’consciousnessthatbroughthimbigsuccess.Withcrowdsturningupingroups,in1966，SimonhadfourplaysonBroadwayatthesametime.By1983hewasnamedthemostnotablecomedywritertheEnglishlanguage.Heinhouseholdfilledwithconflict,oftencausedhisquarrelsomeparents’on-offrelationship.Whenhe，Simonbeganwritingcomedyasawayofblockingoutthe“reallypainfulthingsinmychildhood”andthemediumoflaughter

heescapedtheheavyatmosphereathome.Oftenvisitingthe，SimonwasamusedandtheninspiredbywatchingCharlieChaplinandErnstLubitschmovies，andwithhiselderbrotherDannycreatedcomedysketches.Receivingapositivereception,hewouldgotothelocalreadbooksonfamouscomedianstohelphimlearntheofthetrade.HeattendedDeWittClintonHighSchoolintheBronxstudiedatNewYorkUniversity,beforeasaclerkatWarnerBrothers.Meanwhile,Simoncontinuedtoworkonhisownplays,developingComeHornwhichwasafictionalizedversionofhisupbringing.openedonBroadwayin1961andenjoyedrelativesuccess.Hisnextplay，BarefootInThePark，wasacomedicofhismarriagetoJoanBaim.Convinceditwouldfailureithadevenbegun，Simonbeggedproducertopulltheplay.However,tohisdisbelief>BarefootInTheParkbeasuccess,becameoneofBroadway’slongest-runningplaysandpushedhimtoHollywoodfamewhenitwasintoamoviestarringJaneFondaandRobertRedford.Hereceivedanincredible16Tonynominations(名andwonthebestplaythreeHealsoearnedfourOscarnominationsaPulitzerPrizetheMarkTwainPrizeandcountlessotherhonours.24.WhatmaySimon’saudiencebeimpressedbyinhisworks?A.TheconfusingplotandpainfulB.Theanddownsinmood.C.Theknowledgeableandexperiencedcharacters.D.Thefineabilitytorecognizevaluableinformation.25.canwelearnaboutSimonfromparagraph3?A.Hewasborninalargefamily.B.Hehadahappychildhood.C.Heworkedinacinemawithhiselderbrother.D.Hisparentscouldn’tofferhimaharmoniousatmosphere.

26.WhySimongotothelocallibrary?A.Toimproveincreatingcomedies.B.Tolearnhowtorunacompanysuccessfully.C.Tomakefriendswithsomefamouscomedians.D.TofindoutmoreinformationaboutNewYorkUniversity.27.wasBarefootInbasedon?A.SimonsmarriagetoJoanBaim.B.Simonpreviousfailureinplay.C.Abeggar’sstoryinBroadway.D.AmoviestarringandCHaveyoueverpressedthepedestrianbuttonatacrosswalkandifitreallyworked?strikethe“closedoor”buttoninanelevator,whilesuspectingthatitmayinfact，havenoeffectat’recalled“placebo(慰）buttons”buttonsthatmechanicallysoundandcanbe，butprovidenofunctionality.InNewYorkCity,onlyabout100ofthe，crosswalkbuttonsactuallyfunction.Crosswalkweregenerallyinstalledbeforetrafficjamhadreachedtoday’s，andtime，tKeystartedtoinfluencethecomplexharmonyoftrafficlights.Butwhiletheirfunctionwastakenoverbymoreadvancedsystems—suchasautomatedlightsortraffic—thephysicalbuttonswereoftenkept,ratherbeingreplacedatfurtherexpense.Othercities，such，Dallasand，havegonethroughaprocess,leavingthemwiththeirownplacebopedestrianbuttons.InLondon,whichhas6,000traffic，pressingthepedestriabuttonresultsinareliable“Wait”light.Butthatdoesn’tnecessarilymeanthatthe“greenman”——or“pedestrianstageintrafficsignaldesign—willappearanysooner.“Wedohavesomecrossingswherelightcomesonly,butwestillaskpeopletopressthebuttonthatenablesaccessible，’saidGlynnBarton,directorofnetworkmanagementatTransportforLondon.

Thesefeatures,suchblindtracksandhearablesignals，helppeoplewithvisualdisordercrosstheandonlyfunctionwhenthebuttonispressed.Asforlights,agrowingnumberofthemarenowcombinedandbecomeapartofanelectronicsystemthatdetectstrafficandadjustsfrequencyaccordingly(givingprioritytobuif’rerunninglate,forexample),whichmeansthatpressingthebuttonnoeffect.AccordingLanger,aHarvardpsychologist,placebobuttonsgiveusthe覺）ofcontrolandsomethingtoinsituationswherethealternativewouldbedoingnothing.thecaseofpedestriancrossingstheymayevenussaferbyforcingustopayattentiontooursurroundings.“Theyserveapsychologicalpurposeattheveryleast,”sheadded.28.aplacebobutton?A.Athatatacrosswalk.B.Athatwarnsthepedestrians.C.Athathasnopracticaleffectnow.D.Athatisnotcommonbeforetheelectronicsystem.29.WhythebuttonsinBostonkept?A.costmorebereplacedthanbekept.B.areuniqueattractionsonthestreet.C.functionandenvironmentallyfriendly.D.respondmoreslowlythantheadvancedsystems.30.doesthepsychologistLangerthinkofthebuttonsatacrosswalk?“A.T’reharmfultomentalB.havenouseforpedestrians.C.Pressingthemmakesfeelfoolish.D.Peoplemayhaveasenseofsafetywhenpressingthem.31.canbethetitleforthetext?A.Howplacebobuttonsaffectmentalhealth?B.Howtheatacrosswalkoperate?

C.shouldapedestrianwaitatacrosswalk?D.Whyarethebigcitiesfullofbuttonsthatdon’twork?DForparentswithgrownchildren，sometimespainofanemptynestcanbebetterthantheafullbasement.Itturnsoutbirdssimilarbutslightlymoredeadlydilemma.Whenyoungbirdsleavethearly,theyhelptheirfuturegenerationssurvivebetterbuttheythemselvesaremorelikelyto，accordingtoanewYoungbirds'canhaveatoughlifeascantheirparents.Anoisynestattractspredatorsthatcanoutentireyearreproductiveatstroke.Thus，parentspushtheiryoungtoleavetheevenwhentheyarenotquite—increasethechancesthatatleastonewill，makingsurealltheir“eggs”arenotinonebasket.Buttheseearlybirdssufferasaresult.Theirdeathratecanbeashighascomparedwithjust12%forspeciesthatarelatebloomers.Suspectingsurvivalrateshadsomethingtodohowreadybirdsweretowing.Anecologist，ThomasMartin,testedfledgling(雛）flyingabilityatdifferentagesinaboutadozenspeciesandrecordedtheresultshigh-speedvideo.Asexpected,youngerbirdshadpoorlydevelopedwingsandbadly.whenresearchersagraysparrowcalledajunco(whichhassomethelowestfledglingsurvivalratesamongthestudied)stayinthefor13daysinsteadofmorelivedtoadulthood.Just10%diedwithindays,compared30%fortheearlybirds.Butitturnsoutthatbirdmomswillingtokeeptheirkidsinthenestbitlonger.Birdssuchasthewhite-breasted五雀nestsinwell-protectedtreeholestheyounghangaboutlongerathome,Martin’steamdiscovered.Incontrast,birdsthatnestthegroundintheopenpushedforearlydepartures.That’sbecausetheysuffercomparativelylossesofchicksthenest.Arethereanylessonsforhuman“Someparallelsexist”Martinsays,“butwith’ssomuchmoreculturethatcomesintoit.32.doesthenewstudyfind?

A.YoungBirds’earlyleavingfromnestbenefitsparentsthemselves.B.Parentswithgrownchildrensufferthepainofanemptynest.C.Thereisastrongbondbetweenempty-nestparentsandyoungbirds.D.Thewrongofyoungbirdsleavingmaybringthewholefamilyadisaster.33.Whichdoestheunderlinedword“predators”inparagraph2referto?A.Thebirdsparents.B.Thebirds’naturalenemies.C.Theyoungercompetitors.D.Thefuturegenerations.34.didtheofthegraysparrowshow?A.birdshavepoorlydevelopedwingsthanever.B.graysparrowslivetoadulthoodthanever.C.Thelongertheyoungstayedthethehighertheirsurvivalrateswere.D.Thetheyoungleftthenests,thetheirsurvivalrateswere.35.Whatmaydecideyoungbirds’leavingfromhomeaccordingtotheresearch?A.Thebirdmoms.B.Thebirdspecies.C.Thewings’

D.Thelocationoftheir第二（5題每題分滿10分）根據文容從文的項選能入白的佳項選中兩為余項LittleEtiquette(禮貌）RulesforFlyingonanAirplaneBeingapolitepassengeronanairplanestartswithjustfeweasysteps.’tupthesecurityline36HaveyourboardingpassandIDreadyasyouapproachairportsecurity.Ifyou’rewaitinginline,startthinkingaheadyoucanspeeduptheprocessbyremovingyourwatchandbelt,outyourlaptop，andseparatingyourliquidsbeforeyoureachtheconveyor.Thiswillgetyouandeveryonebehindyouthegates37Asairlinessqueezeandmorepeopleperflight,passengersfightforthesamecompartment(層.38，yourbagvertically直）ratherthanhorizontallyontheshelf.Andonlyputonebagin；theotheronefitintheopen

spaceundertheinfrontofyourfellowtravelerWhileyou’reloadingyour-onbagsintotheoverheadcompartment,offertoliftafellowpassengeruptheretoo.39.willingswapseatswithafamilyAirlinessometimesblockoutcertainseatsorextrafeesforadjacent的）ones，makingittoughforfamilymemberstobuyseatstogether.Ifyou’retravelingoffertoswitchseatssothatafamilycansitbesideeachother..Butbesuredelayswappinguntiltheplanehasreachedcruisingaltitude,switchingseatswhileeveryoneisboardingcanbeaninconvenienceforthosestandinginthewalkways.A.BoardandpolitelyB.yourlimitedspaceC.IfyoudostrikeaconversationD.Itakindgesturethattheywon’tforgetE.ProperflyingetiquettebeforeyouboardtheplaneF.TomaximizeroomintheoverheadcompartmentforothertravelersG.Notonlyisitkind,butitcouldmaketheboardingmoreefficientforeveryoneelse第三分言識用共節滿分）第一（20小每題1.5分，分30分）閱讀面短，短后題給AB、和四個項，出以入白的佳選項WhenIreceivedadmissiondecisionforMiddlebury,mymouthdroppedopeningenu-ineshock.Ididn’tthinkIwasaworthyenoughcandidatetoget41.InprocessingthisIcouldonlythinkaboutthenegativepointsofa(n)42betweenhighschoolandcollege.would43mypeers.Iwould44everythinglearnedhighschoolwithsevenmonthsofnolearning.45，Idecidedto46Middleburyforafewreasons.UponarrivingatMiddleburyforthe47students，Iwas48atthebeautyofthe

townandtheWhilespeakingwithkids(asstudentsaretheyappeared49andgenerallystress-free.Iopenedmymindtothe50oftakingsometimeofffrommy51.InafewMiddkidsIhad52andbefriendedduringtheadmittedstudentsdays53goingtoNewburyport,MAforaweek.Forthefirst，wentonaroadtripwithsomeoneIhadonly54forfewthistripmethe55ofbeinganindependentadultinwayIhadnotfeltathome.Mytripsandjob56mewithsenseoffreedomandindependenceIdidnot57duringmyteens.gapsemesterwasthe58toadulthoodbecauseitmebecome59inanunexpectedandenrichingmanner.was60oflettinggoandstartingnewmylife.41.A.paidB.acceptedC.chargedD.abandoned42.A.breakB.C.D.step43.A.leavealoneB.goagainst

C.behindD.laughat44.A.introduceB.checkC.masterD.forget45.A.EventuallyB.UnbelievablyC.HonestlyD.Consequently46.A.appealB.contributeC.adaptD.apply47.A.approvedB.graduatedC.admittedD.trusted48.A.amazedB.disappointedC.puzzledD.embarrassed49.A.noisyB.happyC.wealthyD.lazy50.A.resultsB.criteriaC.dilemmaD.benefits51.A,hometownB.studiesC.adventuresD.entertainments52.A.stoodB.C.metD.mistook53.A.regrettedB.suggestedC.allowedD.practised54.A.knownB.searchedC.trainedD.supported55.A.stressB.effortC.encouragementD.freedom56.A.furnishedB.providedC.chargedD.armed

57.A.advocateB.clarifyC.treasureD.experience58.A.attentionB.behaviourC.beginningD.correction59.A.matureB.politeC.rigidD.welcome60.A.valueB.C.wayD.wisdom第二（10??；小5分滿15分閱讀面文在白填1適的