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2020届高三第四次联合模拟考试英语第一部分：听力（共两节，满分20分）1-5CBABA6-10BABAB11-15CBCCA16-20CABCC第二部分：英语知识运用（共两节，满分35分）第一节单项选择（共15小题；每小

题1分，满分15分）21-25CDCAB26-30DBABD31-35DADAC第二节完形填空（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）36-40CDBCA41-45BCBAD46-50DCABD51-55ACDAB第三部分：阅读理解（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分〉56-57BA5

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ncern/worry76.exposed77.Despite78.interaction79.Unlike80.understanding/knowing/predicting第五部分：书面表达（满分25分）T

omeetdeadlines,peoplehavetoworkwitheveryfibreoftheirbeing,feelingstressedandpressured.However,deadlinescanfunctionp

ositivelyandpowerfully,provedbythe2015example.Deadlineshavegreatinfluenceonourwork.Foronething,partofthemotivatingpowero

fdeadlineshastodowithourgoal.Torealizeourgoal,wearewillingtoburnthemidnightoiltogettheworkdonemoreefficiently.Foranother,deadlinescanhelpkeepusi

nfocusandadvanceourwork.Withoutdeadlines,wemightfindourtargetsandprioritiespostponedindefinitely,creatingafeelingthatwearesimplydriftin

galong,lackinginworkenthusiasm.Herearemysuggestionsonhowbesttotackletheproblem.Firstly,drawupascheduleand

ensureeverythinggoesaccordingtoit.Ifnot,adjustitintime.Secondly,stayfocusedonyourscheduleandpaceyouref

forts.Now,getdowntoyourworktodayandyouwillsurelycompleteitbeforethedeadlineandgainanunexpectedharvest.听力原文(Text1)M:D

on’tyouagreethatitwouldbeagoodideatoinformMr.Petersonoftheparty?W:I’llbesuretodosoaftermymeeting.(Text2)W:Hi,Karim.D

oyoustillwanttobuymycar?M:Sure.Icangiveyouthemoneytomorrow.W:Oh,that’sgreat.Ineedthemoneythisweek.Ihavetopaymycollegef

eesfornextyear.M:lNoproblem.(Text3)W:Howwasyourholiday,John?M:Wehadagoodtime,buttheweatherwasawful.Wedidn’thaveonesunnyday!W:Oh,dear,aweekinthera

in,pooryou.M:Well,that’sthefunnything.Itneveractuallyrained.Itwasjustfreezing.Wethoughtitmightevensnow.(Text4)W:Sowhatchangesare

happeninginthetowncenter?M:Well,theyarebuildinganewsupermarket.Isupposemanysmallshopsareworriedaboutthefuture.W:Why?M:Beca

usesupermarketsarecheaperthansmallshops.(Text5)W:IwentoutwithGinatoarestaurantlastnight.Shewasonhermobilephoneduringdinnertal

kingtoherfriends.M:Thatwasn’tpolite,wasit?W:No,itwasn’t.ThemedalwasdeliciousbutI’llnevergooutwithheragain.(Text6)M:Hi,Helen!How

wastheconcertlastnight?W:Wonderfulindeed.Manyfamoussingerssangattheconcert.Itwascalled:SavingtheChildren”.M:Whatdoesit

mean?W:Theconcertwasheldforcollectingmoneyforpoorchildrenallovertheworld.Manychildrenintheworlddon’thaveenoughfoodandcan’tgotoschool.M

:That’squitetrue,butIthinkitismorenecessaryforgovernmentstodosomethingabouttheproblem.W:Iagreewithyou.

(Text7)M:Mycellphoneissoold.EverytimeItrytomakeacall,itstopsworking.Ineedtogoshoppingtodayforanewone.

W:YoushouldgotoEasyspeakElectronicswhereIboughtmylastcellphone.Theyofferareallygoodservice,andthemostimportantisthattheyha

veasaleonuntilthisweekend.M:Thanksforthesuggestion.Ihavemanyquestionsonthefunctionsofthecellphones.W:Whenyouvisitthere,ma

kesureyoutakeyouroldcellphonewithyou.They’llmoveyourphonenumberandcontentsintothenewphone.(Text8)W:Ihearda

newmuseumopenstodayintheotherendoftown.Iwanttovisitit.Willyougowithme?M:OK.Let’stakeastreetcarhere.W:Sowhyareyouinterestedingoingbys

treetcar?M:Well,becauseitalwayskeepsmoving,evenwhenthere’sheavytraffic.Soatleastwe’llgettherequitequickly.W:IthinkI’drathergobyunderground,really.

M:Idon’tfancythat.Foronething,it’ssummer,soit’sgoingtobereallyhotdownthere.Andforanother,itgetstoocrowded.W:Sowhataboutgoingonthebus,then?Ikn

owit’sslow,butit’scheap.M:Actually,whatI’dmostliketodoissaildowntheriver.W:That’sagoodidea.Wecanridetotheharboronourbi

kes,putthemontheboatandbeintheotherendoftowninhalfanhour.M:Right,that’ssorted,then!(Text9)M:CanIhelpyou?W:Yes.Iknowi

t’sratherlateforareservation,butwearethreefriends,andwe’dliketotraveltoGreeceinJuly.M:Wherewouldyouliketostay?W:We’vebeentoldMykonosisoneoftheb

estislandsthere.Wouldthatbepossible?M:QuitedifficultinJuly.Anyway,howlongwouldliketostay?W:Twoweeks.And,um…wecannotspendmorethan£100aday.

M:Forthatpriceyouwon’thavemanychoices,I’mafraid.Butletmefindout.IfyoucouldarrangetomakeitinlateJune,Imighthaveabed-sitti

ngroomfor£75.Itcouldprovide3singlebeds,andit’s5minutes’walkfromthemainbeach.W:What’sthenameofthebeach?M:SuperParadise.W:Ju

stfancy!Myparentswentthereontheirhoneymoonandtheystillkeepadvisingpeopletogothere!Ineedtotalkitoverwithmyfriends,though.M:Wel

l,talkwithyourfriends,cometoanagreementandgivemearingagain.Rememberweonlyhaveamonthleft,soyouneedtomakeupy

ourmindtodayortomorrow!W:Iwill,thankyou.(Text10)W:Whoeverthoughtlearningnewwordscouldfeelsociallyresponsible?AwebsitecalledFreeRi

ce.comisanEnglishvocabularygame.Itexplainsitspurposelikethis:”Foreachwordyougetright,wedonate20grains

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UnitedNationsWorldFoodProgramdoesnotreallygetrice.Thedonationsaregivenintheformofmoney.Advertiserswhose

namesappearwiththelinksatthebottomofthegamepayfortherice.Wordsarepresentedwithfourchoicesofanswers.Playersclickontheonethatbestexplainstheword.Now,

theFreeRicegamehasfifty-fivelevelsofdifficulty.Playersrarelygetpastlevelforty-eight.JenniferParmeleeisaWorldFoodProgra

mspokeswomaninWashington.Shesayscashdonationshelptheagencytobuyfoodlocallyandtransportitquicklytowhereitisneeded.Overthelastnine

months,though,thecosttosecurefoodaidhasincreasedfifty-fivepercent.JenniferParmeleesaysthisisthebiggestdangertheWorldFoodPro

gramhasfacedinitsforty-yearhistory.ShesayscreativeprojectslikeFreeRicearebadlyneededrightnow.