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1、安徽省安庆市安徽省安庆市 2016 届高三下学期第二次模拟考试英语试卷届高三下学期第二次模拟考试英语试卷1.What will the woman tomorrow？ A.See a movie B.Work on her report C.Visit a friend 2.When is the woman leaving for the airport？A.At around 8:30 B.At around 9:00 C.At around 11:00 3.What type of books does the woman like reading now？ A. Science fic
2、tion B.Detective stories C.Love stories第二部分第二部分 阅读理解（共两节阅读理解（共两节,每小题每小题 2 分，满分分，满分 40 分）分） 第一节 （共 15 小题,每小题 2 分,满分 30 分） 阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C 和 D）中,选出最佳选项。并在答题卡上将该选项涂黑。A LONDONThe Britain-China relationship will be “greater“ this year after a “golden“ year of 2015, Prime Minister David Cameron sa
3、id at a reception in his office attended by about 100 representatives from Britain and China to celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year.“If you want one year of harvest, grow grain. If you want ten years of harvest, grow trees. If you want a thousand years of harvest, grow relationships between people
4、and people, Cameron used a Chinese saying to explain the reason why they engaged in the building of this great relationship between Britain and China. Speaking highly of Chinese President s visit to Britain last year, Cameron said it not only helped build up a golden age of bilateral(双边的）relationshi
5、p, but also led to deals worth around 40 billion pounds ($57.7 billion).Its reported that Britain accounts for around 30 percent of China s total investment (投资）in Europe. According to the British government, Britain is also China”s second latest exporter in Europe.“It is great when you think about
6、how deep and strong the relationship is,” said Cameron, adding that the two countries are working closely with each other in areas of trade, investment, finance, education and so on.“I think education is an area we can take to an even higher level. Many Chinese students are studying in Britain. I wo
7、uld like to see more British students take the opportunities to go and study in China. I think there is a huge opportunity in the years ahead.” Cameron said.21. What was the main reason for Cameron to hold the reception?A. To treat some successful people from Britain and China.B. To describe the rel
8、ations between Britain and China.C. To welcome Chinese President s visit to Britain.D. To celebrate the Spring Festival with British and Chinese representatives.22. What can be learned from the passage?A. Britain accounts for about 30% of Chinas total investment.B. Britain is Chinas second largest e
9、xporter.C. The total of trade in Britain was around 40 billion pounds last year.D. The two countries are cooperating closely in many areas.23. Which area did Cameron especially expect to promote in the near future?A. Trade. B Investment C. Education. D. Finance.B I wasnt sure what this work involved
10、, but it must have been exciting because the Lab itself was exciting. Anywhere we didnt go often was exciting. We would get there in a heavy wooden rowboat, built in the five-house village half a mile away - our mother would row, she was quite good at it - or by following a twisty, winding footpath,
11、 over fallen trees and around rocks. It was too far for us to walk and our legs were too short, so mostly we went in the rowboat. The Lab was made of wood; it seemed huge, though in the two photographs of it that survive it looks like a small house. Inside it there were things we werent allowed to t
12、ouch bottles containing a dangerous liquid in which young white insects floated, their six tiny front legs held together like praying fingers, and plugs that smelled like poison and plates with dried insects. All of this was so forbidden which made us confused. At the Lab we could hide in the ice ho
13、use, a dark and secret place that was always bigger on the inside than it was on the outside, where there was a silence, and a lot of sawdust(木屑) to keep the blocks of ice cool. What did we do in there? There was nothing to actually do. Wed pretended we had disappeared suddenly that nobody knew wher
14、e we were. This in itself was strangely energetic. Then wed come out, away from the silence, back into the pine-needle fragrance and the sound of waves beating against the shore, and our mothers voice calling us, because it was time to get back into the rowboat and row home. 24, In Line 1, “this wok
15、” clearly refers to _.A. Writing B. food science B. C. photography D. insect research25, The details of the passage suggest that the author is _. A. an adult remembering a recent incidentB. an elderly person thinking of her middle ageC. an adult looking back on a place from childhoodD. a child descr
16、ibing a frightening place26, The description of the Lab and ice house are similar in that both _.A. emphasize cheerful and light-hearted surroundingsB. contain pictures of hidings and secrecyC. stress the authors misunderstanding of the sizeD. make comparisons with the authors home. 27. Repeatedly using the pronouns “we” and “us”, the author most likely speaks o
