20xx年普通高等学校招生全国统一考试英语高考模拟信息卷押题卷

20xx年普通高等学校招生全国统一考试英语高考模拟信息卷押题卷内容摘要：

Users have been impressed with the speed. In addition to speed, LinkNYC WiFi offers security. Each kiosk offers two types of WiFi works, secured and unsecured. By registering with an account, a user can get a key to connect to an encrypted WiFi work. Each kiosk has a tablet(平板电脑 ) that runs a secure version of Android to access the Inter, get maps, directions, and information about city services. A phone keypad lets users call . phone numbers for free. Users can press and hold a red button on the kiosk to call emergency services. Kiosks can also serve as charging stations, with two USB ports that transfer electricity but not data. The kiosks have cameras. The cameras will help record traffic flow, pollution levels, crime and suspicious packages. Most residents of New York City reacts positively to the Links program. However, it is not without critics. 28. How will New York City pay for the program? A. By charging WiFi users B. By providing public services C. By broadcasting advertisements D. By making a donation 29. We can infer that an encrypted WiFi work can be ________. A. safer B. quicker C. easier D. weaker 30. In which of the following situations can users press a red button on he kiosk? A. When users send s B. When a fire breaks out C. When people ask for directions D. When tourists consult a map 31. What is the probably talked about following the last paragraph? A. The benefits of the Links program B. The designs of the Links program C. The functions of the Links program D. The problems of the Links program D How do you build rapportfriendly and harmonious relationship with a new employer? It turns out that there may be a simple strategy that’s often overlooked: eat the same food as your panion. Researchers from the University of Chicago carried out a series of experiments to determine whether similar food consumption contributes to trust between adults. In their first study, each participant was partnered with a stranger when playing an investment game designed to measure trust. The participants received money that they could give to the stranger, who would invest the moneywith a guarantee that the investment would double in value. The strangers, or “fund managers”, could decide how muchif any—of the invested money to give back to their partners. Some pairs were assigned to eat the same candy before the exercise, while others ate different candy. The researchers discovered that the participants gave more money to the strangers when they had eaten the same type of candy. The researcher further tested the influence of food in a second study in which pairs were assigned to opposing sides of a labor negotiation. Some pairs ate similar foods during the negotiations while others ate different foods. The pairs that had eaten similar foods reached an agreement almost twice as quickly as the groups that ate dissimilar foods. Although similar food preferences promoted trust and cooperation, the researchers were eager to discover whether other types of similarities had the same effect. So they conducted a third study. They tested whether outside observers thought individuals wearing shirts of the same color trusted each other more than individuals wearing different colored shirts. The results revealed that similarity in shirt color did not have the same influence as food on perceived trust. “I think food is powerful because it is something that we put into our bodies and we need to trust it in order to do that,” Fishbach, a leading researcher, says. “I hope our research will be used to connect people and contribute to conflict resolution. Our next goal is studying whether sharing food has an impact on trust and cooperation.” 33. According to the passage, how many experiments have been carried out so far? A. Two B. Three C. Four D. Five 34. The first study was intended to test _________. A. trust B. flexibility C. ability D. honesty 35. The underlined word “dissimilar’ can be replaced by ___________. A. delicious B. similar C. unique D. different 第二节（共 5 小题；每小题 2 分，满分 10 分） 根据短文内容，从短文后 的 选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。 选项中有两项为多余选项。 It is the growing trend for hardworking Americans to take several weekend trips over the course of a year instead of one large weeklong vacation. During the weekend trips, there is a huge variety of things to see and do without spending a long time or a lot of money doing it. 36 Here are some practical tips. ● Start the weekend on Thursday instead of Friday to save money. Leaving on Thursday will allow much cheaper prices on plane tickets, hotel rooms, rental cars and vacation packages. ● 37 Prices are raised, scenic spots are c。