高考浙江卷英語真題及答案解析

2018

年普通高等學校招生全國統(tǒng)一考試（浙江卷） 第二部分 閱讀理解（共兩節(jié)，滿分

35

分）第一節(jié)（共

10

小題；每小題分，滿分25

分）閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的

和

D

四個選項中，選出最佳選項，并在答題紙上將該項涂黑。AIn

1812,

the

year

Charles

Dickens

was

born,

there

were

66

novelspublished

in

Britain.

People

had

been

writing

novels

for

a

century—most

experts

date

the

first

novel

to

Robinson

Crusoe

in

but

nobody

wanted

to

do

it

professionally.

The

steam-powered（printing

press

was

still

in

its

early

stages;

the

literacy識字）（rate

in

England

was

under

50%.

Many

works

of

fiction

appeared

withoutthe

names

of

the

authors,

often

with

something

a

Novels,

for

the

most

part,

were

looked

upon

as

silly,

immoral,

orjust

plain

bad.In

1870,

when

Dickens

died,

the

world

mourned

him

as

its

firstprofessional

writer

and

publisher,

famous

and

beloved,

who

had

ledan

explosion

in

both

the

publication

of

novels

and

their

readershipand

whose

characters

—

from

Oliver

Twist

to

Tiny

were

heldup

as

moral

touchstones.

Today

Dickens’

greatness

is

unchallenged.Removing

him

from

the

of

English

literature

wouldmake

about

as

much

sense

as

the

Louvre

selling

off

the

.How

did

Dickens

get

to

the

top?

For

all

the

feelings

readersattach

to

stories,

literature

is

a

numbers

game,

and

the

test

oftime

is

extremely

difficult

to

pass.

Some

60,000

novels

werepublished

during

the

Victorian

age,

from

1837

to1901;

today

a

casualreader

might

be

able

to

name

a

half-dozen

of

them.

It’s

partly

truethat

Dickens’

style

of

writing

attracted

audiencesfrom

all

walks

of

life.

partly

that

his

writings

rode

a

waveof

social,

political

and

scientific

progress.

But

also

thathe

rewrote

the

culture

of

literature

and

put

himself

at

the

center.No

one

will

ever

know

what

mix

of

talent,

ambition,

energy

and

luckmade

Dickens

such

a

singular

writer.

But

as

the

200th

anniversaryof

his

birth

approaches,

it

is

possible

—

and

important

for

ourown

culture—to

understand

how

he

made

himself

a

lasting

one.21.

Which

of

the

following

best

describes

British

novels

in

the

18century?A.

They

were

difficult

to

understand.B.

They

were

popular

among

the

rich.C.

They

were

seen

as

nearly

worthless.D.

They

were

written

mostly

by

women.22.

Dickens

is

compared

with

the

Mona

Lisa

in

the

text

tostress________.A.

his

reputation

in

FranceB.

his

interest

in

modern

artC.

his

success

in

publicationD.

his

importance

in

literature23.

What

is

the

purpose

in

writing

the

text?A.

To

remember

a

great

writer.B.

To

introduce

an

English

novel.C.

To

encourage

studies

on

culture.D.

To

promote

values

of

the

Victorian

age.BSteven

Stein

likes

to

follow

garbage

trucks.

His

strange

habitmakes

sense

when

you

consider

that

he’s

an

environmental

scientistwho

studies

how

to

reduce

litter,

including

things

that

fall

offgarbage

trucks

as

they

drive

down

the

road.

What

is

even

moreinteresting

is

that

one

of?Stein's

jobs

is

defending

an

industrybehind

the

plastic

shopping

bags.Americans

use

more

than

100

billion

thin

film

plastic

bags

everyyear.

So

many

end

up

in

tree

branches

or

along

highways

that

a

growing收number

of

cities

do

not

allow

them

at

checkouts(銀臺)

.

The

bags收are

prohibited

in

some

90

cities

in

California,

including

LosAngeles.

Eyeing

these

headwinds,

plastic-bag

makers

are

hiringscientists

like?Stein?to?make

the

case

that

their

products

are

notas

bad

for

the

planet

as

most

people

assume.Among

the

bag

makers'

argument:

many

cities

with

bans

still

allowshoppers?to?purchase

paper

bags,

which

are

easily

recycled

butrequire

more

energy?to?produce

and

transport.

And

while

plasticbags

may

be

ugly?to?look

at,

they

represent

a

small

percentage

ofall?garbage?The

industry

has

also

taken

aim

at

the

product

that

has

appearedas

its

replacement:

reusable

shopping

bags.

The

stronger

a

reusablebag

is,

the

longer

its

life

and

the

more

plastic-bag

use

it

cancelsout.

However,

longer-lasting

reusable

bags

often

require

moreenergy?to?make.

One

study

found

that

a

cotton

bag

must

be

used

atleast

131

times

to

be

better

for

the

planet

than

plastic.Environmentalists

don't

dispute（質(zhì)疑）

these

points.

They

hopepaper

bags

will

be

banned

someday

too

and

want

shoppers?to?use

thesame

reusable

bags

for

years.24.

What

has

Steven

Stein

been

hired

to

do?A.

Help

increase

grocery

sales.B.

Recycle

the

waste

material.C.

Stop

things

falling

off

trucks.D.

Argue

for

the

use

of

plastic

bags.25.

What

does

the

word

“headwinds”in

paragraph

2

refer

to?A.

Bans

on

plastic

bags.B.

Effects

of

city

development.C.

Headaches

caused

by

garbage.D.

Plastic

bags

hung

in

trees.26.

What

is

a

disadvantage

of

reusable

bags

according

to

plastic-bagmakers?A.

They

are

quite

expensive.B.

Replacing

them

can

be

difficult.C.

They

are

less

strong

than

plastic

bags.D.

Producing

them

requires

more

energy.27.

What

is

the

best

title

for

the

text?A.

Plastic,

Paper

or

NeitherB.

Industry,

Pollution

and

EnvironmentC.

Recycle

or

Throw

AwayD.

Garbage

Collection

and

Waste

ControlCAs

cultural

symbols

go,

the

American

car

is

quite

young.

The

ModelT

Ford

was

built

at

the

Piquette

Plant

in

Michigan

a

century

ago,with

the

first

rolling

off

the

assembly

line（裝配線）

on

September27,

1908.

Only

eleven

cars

were

produced

the

next

month.

Buteventually

Henry

Ford

would

build

fifteen

million

of

them.Modern

America

was

born

on

the

road,

behind

a

wheel.

The

carshaped

some

of

the

most

lasting

aspects

of

American

culture:

theroadside

diner,

the

billboard,

the

motel,

even

the

hamburger.

Formost

of

the

last

century,

the

car

represented

what

it

meant

to

beAmerican—going

forward

at

high

speed

to

find

new

worlds.

The

roadnovel,

the

road

movie,

these

are

the

most

typical

American

ideas,born

of

abundant

petrol,

cheap

cars

and

a

never-ending

interstatehighway

system,

the

largest

public

works

project

in

history.In

1928

Herbert

Hoover

imagined

an

America

with“a

chicken

inevery

pot

and

a

car

in

every

garage.”

Since

then,

this

society

hasmoved

onward,

never

looking

back,

as

the

car

transformed

Americafrom

a

farm-based

society

into

an

industrial The

cars

that

drovethe

American

Dream

have

helped

to

create

a

global

ecologicaldisaster.

In

America

the

demand

for

oil

has

grown

by

22

percent

since1990.The

problems

of

consumption,

climatechange

and

population

growth

have

been

described

in

a

book

by

theAmerican

writer

Thomas

L.

Friedman.

He

fears

the

worst,

but

hopesfor

the

best.Friedman

points

out

that

the

green

a

chanceto

keep

American

strength.

ability

to

design,

build

and

exportgreen

technologies

for

producing

clean

water,

clean

air

and

healthyand

abundant

food

is

going

to

be

the

currency

of

power

in

the

newcentury.”28.

Why

is

hamburger

mentioned

in

paragraph

2?A.

To

explain

love

for

travelling

by

car.B.

To

show

the

influence

of

cars

on

American

culture.C.

To

stress

the

popularity

of

fast

food

with

Americans.D.

To

praise

the

effectiveness

of

road

system.29.

What

has

the

use

of

cars

in

America

led

to?A.

Decline

of

economy. B.

Environmentalproblems.C.

A

shortage

of

oil

supply. D.

A

farm-basedsociety.30.

What

is

attitude

towards

future?A.

Ambiguous. B.

Doubtful. C.

Hopeful.D.

Tolerant.第二節(jié)（共

5

小題；每小題2

分，滿分

10

分）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有兩項為多余選項。Moving

into

a

new

home

in

a

new

neighborhood

is

an

excitingexperience.

Of

course,

you

want

to

make

sure

that

you

become

anacceptable

and

valuable

part

of

your

neighborhood .

the

easiestway

to

accomplish

this

is

to

make

sure

you

conduct

yourself

as

agood

neighbor

should.

___31_____Perhaps

one

of

the

most

important

things

you

can

do

as

a

goodneighbor

is

to

keep

your

neat,

clean,

and

in

goodrepair.

_____32_ __

By

choosing

to

keep

the

outside

of

the

homein

great

shape,

you

will

help

to

improve

the

look

and

feel

of

thearea.Second,

take

the

overall

appearance

of

the

neighborhoodseriously,.

When

going

for

a

walk.

Take

a

small

garbage

bag.____33_____

This

small

act

will

let

your

neighbors

know

that

youcare

about

the

area.______34____

If

a

neighbor

is

going

to

be

out

of

town,

offerto

collect

mail

and

newspapers.

If

a

neighbor

suffers

an

illness,offer

to

do

the

grocery

shopping

.

Let

them

know

you

are

there

tohelp

in

any

way

this

acceptable,

while

still

respecting

the

privacyof

your

neighbor._____35__ _

By

following

the

basic

rules

of

respecting

others,taking

care

of

what

belongs

to

you,

and

taking

pride

in

theappearance

of

the

neighborhood

in

general,

you

will

quickly

becomea

good

neighbor

that

everyone

appreciate.A.

In

general,

keep

an

eye

on

their

property

while

they

are

gone.good

neighbor

is

also

one

who

likes

to

help

out

in

small

ways.C.

Being

a

good

neighbor

is

more

or

less

about

consideratebehavior.D.

Sometimes

neighbors

may

go

to

the

supermarket

together

todo

shopping.E.

Should

you

come

across

waste

paper

thrown

out

of

a

passingcar,

pick

it

up.F.

People

tend

to

lake

pride

in

keeping

everything

in

theirstreet

fresh

and

inviting.G.

Here

are

a

few

tips

to

help

you

win

over

everyone

in

theneighborhood

quickly第三部分 語言運用（共兩節(jié)，滿分45

分）第一節(jié)

完形填空（共

20

小題；每小題分，滿分30

分）閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C

和

D

四個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項，并在答題紙上將該項涂黑。We

have

all

heard

how

time

is

more

valuable

than

money,

but

isit 36 to

have

too

much?I 37 back

in

high

school

I

spent

most

of

my

day

at

school

sinceI

also 38 a

team

sport.

By

the

time

I

got

home,

I

only

had

afew

hours

to

do

my

homework,

and

I

had

to

do

it

___39____When

I

got

into

college,

things

____40.

I

suddenly

found

myselfout

of

class

before

noon

time.

Because

of

all

this

____41___

therewas

no

sense

of

___42____

to

do

my

school

work

immediately.

I

wasperforming

this

action

of

waiting

until

it

later

became 43 .Oncethat

happened,

I

just

kept 44 my

studying

further

and

furtherback

in

my

day.

Then

I

got

to

the

point

where

I

was 45 really

lateat

night

to

get

my

work

alone.One

day

I 46 a

former

classmate

of

mine

who

was 47 a

lotof

money

running

a

his

regular

job

was48 ,I

asked

him

why

he

just

didn't

do

his

sideline

full-time.

Hesaid

without

the

job,

he

would 49 have

too

much

time

and

wouldjust

do

what

I

did

back

in 50 .He

said

that

if

he 51 the

job,he

would

lose

his 52 to

work

and

succeed.So,

try 53 your

tine

with

other

work.

This

is

why

there

isa 54 that

if

you

want

something

done,

ask

a 55 person

todo

it..

watched B.

loved. C.

Coached D.

played44.

A.

pushing B.

taking C.

settingD.

calling45.

A.

hanging

out B.

staying

up C.

jogging

round D.showing

off46.

A.

met B.

helped C.

treated D.hired47.

A.

raising B.

wasting C.

demanding D.making48.

A.

safe B.

important C.

boring D.rewarding.

luckily B.

hardly C.

hopefully D.simply.

childhood B.

college C.

town D.

business.

quit B.

found C.

accepted D.

kept52.

A.

heart B.

chance C.

drive D.

way.

saving B.

filling

up C.

giving

up D.

trading54.

A.

message B.

story C.

saying D.

fact55.

A.

careful B.

busy C.

reliable D.

kind非選擇題部分第三部分 語言運用（共兩節(jié)，滿分

45

分）第二節(jié)（共

10

小題：每小題分，滿分15

分）閱讀下面材料，在空白處填入適當?shù)膬?nèi)容（1

個單詞）或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。Few

people

I

know

seem

to

have

much

desire

or

time

to

cook.

MakingChinese 56 (dish)

is

seen

as

especially

troublesome.

Manywesterners 57 come

to

China

cook

much

less

than

in

their

owncountries

once

they

realize

how

cheap 58 can

be

to

eat

out.

Istill

remember 59 (visit)

a

friend

lived

here

for

fiveyears

and

I 60 (shock)

when

I

learnt

she

hadn cooked

once

inall

that

time.While

regularly

eating

out

seems

to 61 (become)

common

formany

young

people

in

recent

years,

not

without

a

cost.

Theobvious

one

is

money;

eating

out

once

or

twice

a

week

may

be 62(afford)

but

doing

this

most

days

adds

up.

There

could

be

an

even63 (high)

cost

on

your

health.

Researchers

have

found

that

thereis

a

direct

link

between

the

increase

in

food

eaten

outside

the

homeand

the

rise

in 64 (weigh)

problems.If

you

are

not

going

to

suffer

this

problem,

then

I

suggest

thatthe

next

time

you

go

to

your

home

__65__

dinner,

get

a

fewcooking

tips

from

her.

Cooking

food

can

be

fun.

You

might

also

beginto

notice

the

effects

not

only

on

your

health

but

in

your

pocket.第四部分 寫作（共兩節(jié)，滿分

40

分）第一節(jié) 應用文寫作（滿分15

分）假定你是李華，你校英語協(xié)會招聘志愿者，接待來訪的國外中學生。請你寫信應聘，內(nèi)容包括：1.

口語能力：2.

相關經(jīng)驗；3.

應聘目的。注意：1.

詞數(shù)

80

左右；2.

可以適當增加細節(jié)，以使行文連貫。第二節(jié) 讀后續(xù)寫（滿分

25

分）閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)所給情節(jié)進行續(xù)寫，使之構(gòu)成一個完整的故事。It

was

summer,

and

my

to

treat

me

to

a

vacation

likenever

before.

He

decided

to

take

me

on

a

trip

to

the

Wild

West.We

took

a

plane

to

Albuquerque,

a

big

city

in

the

state

of

NewMexico.

We

reached

Albuquerque

in

the

late

afternoon.

Uncle

Paul,my

friend,

picked

us

up

from

the

airport

and

drove

us

up

tohis

farm

in

Pec