2021上海徐汇高三英语二模试卷

公众号：上海初高中英语测评（菁准考整理）2020学年第二学期徐汇区学习能力诊断卷高三英语试卷2021.4考生注意：1.考试时间120分钟，试卷满分140分。2.本考试设试卷和答题纸两部分。所有答題必须涂（选择题）或写（非选择题）在答题纸上，做在试卷上一律不得分。3.答題前，务必在答題纸上填写准考证号和姓名，并将核对后的条形码貼在指定位置上，在答題纸反面清楚地填写姓名。I.ListeningComprehensionSectionAShortConversationsDirections:InSectionA,youwillheartenshortconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Attheendofeachconversation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Theconversationsandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaconversationandthequestionaboutit,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaper,anddecidewhichoneisthebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.1.A.Lockthecomputerlablater.B.Leavewiththeman.C.Buyanewlockforthecomputerlab.D.Showthemanwherethelabis.2.A.Sheisverynervous.B.Shefeelscool.C.Sheissadverymuch.D.Sheisgettingcalm.3.A.They’llhaveacompetition.B.Thewomanispuzzledwiththeman’sdream.C.Theyaretotalkaboutdreams.D.Themanistowaitforthewomaninhisdream.4.A.Heistostandbeforethewoman.B.Hedoesn’tbelievetheprojectisrisky.C.Hehaslostfaceintheproject.D.Heissupportiveofthewoman.5.A.Theexamwastoodifficulttohim.B.Hedidn’tdoagoodjobintheexam.C.Heblewsomethingintheexam.D.Hedidn’ttakepartinthefinalexam.6.A.ThemanneedssomesuggestionsfromMrs.Janes.B.Thewomanisavailableallthroughnextweek.C.ThemanisonlyavailablenextTuesdaytomeetMrs.Janes.D.ThemanwantstotalktoMrs.Janesabouthisexamgrade.7.A.ShethoughtJaneandPetersplitup.B.ShewantedtomakeitupforJaneandPeter.C.ShewantedtohaveaquarrelwithJane.D.ShewashappyaboutJaneandPeter.8.A.Hermoodischangeable.B.Shedoesn’tlikeMichael.C.Sheisworriedaboutherfather.D.SheenviesMichaelhavinganewhouse.第1页共18页公众号：上海初高中英语测评（菁准考整理）9.A.Teacherandstudents.B.Policewomanandthief.C.Motherandson.D.Employerandemployee.10.A.Heisnotsurewhatcoursetotake.B.Hemaynotmeetthegraduationrequirements.C.Themathcourseistooshort.D.Thegraduationdatehasbeenchanged.SectionBDirections:InSectionB,youwillhearseveraltwoshortpassagesandonelongerconversation,andyouwillbeaskedseveralquestionsoneachoftheconversationandthepassage.Theconversationandthepassageswillbereadtwice,butthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouhearaquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaperanddecidewhichonewouldbethebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.Questions11through13arebasedonthefollowingpassage.11.A.50millionpeople.B.150millionpeople.C.500millionpeople.D.115millionpeople.12.A.Becauseitwouldcostmoretoharvestthefood.B.Becausethefoodinthefieldwouldbesoldout.C.Becausepeopleprefermeatanddairy.D.Becausetheydidn’tknowhowtostorethefood.13.A.Becausethecostonfoodaccountsforasmallpartofthefamilybudgetineverycountry.B.Becausetheydidn’tcareaboutthecostonfood.C.Becausetheycouldgetmoremoneyonfoodfromthegovernment.D.Becausetheywerejustfondofleftovers.Questions14through16arebasedonthefollowingpassage.14.A.Acustomer’sdemands.B.Thepredictionofacustomer’swords.C.Thepreparationofsomekeywordsacustomermayuse.D.Therehearsalofsomeanswersinfreetime.15.A.Youjusttellthecustomerthatyoucan’tunderstandandlethimgo.B.Youshouldguesswhatthecustomeristalkingaboutbygraspingsomekeywords.C.Youjustletthecustomerpickanythinghewantsatwill.D.Youaresupposedtousesignlanguagetocommunicate.16.A.TotellpeoplelearningEnglishisnoteasy.B.ToteachEnglishlearnerstoenhancetheirlisteningskills.C.TohelpEnglishlearnerstopredictwhattheywillhear.D.TointroducesomeoralEnglishstrategiesincommunication.第2页共18页公众号：上海初高中英语测评（菁准考整理）Questions17through20arebasedonthefollowingconversation.17.A.Usedthelibrarysearchengine.B.Reservedsomebooks.C.Readthebooksabouthisresearch.D.Beenonalibraryintroductiontour.18.A.7daysperweekB.5daysperweekC.2daysperweekD.1dayperweek19.A.Usethecomputers.B.Signupforalibrarytour.C.Findtheelectricalengineeringbooks.D.MeetMarkTaylor.20.A.Ataround12:15.B.Ataround12:30.C.Ataround1:00.D.Ataround2:00.II.GrammarandvocabularySectionADirections:Afterreadingthepassagebelow,fillintheblankstomakethepassagecoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithagivenword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword;fortheotherblanks,useonewordthatbestfitseachblank.Cosmicraysaremysterious,high-chargedatomicparticlestravelingthroughspaceatthespeedoflight,(21)_______havepuzzledscientistsforyears.ButforYangJia,amemberoftheNationalCommitteeofChinesePeople’sPoliticalConsultativeConference(CPPCC),China’stoppoliticaladvisorybody,theabilitytoseeandstudythem(22)_______helpgenerateinterestinscienceandspaceamongschoolchildren.Cosmicrays,first(23)_______(discover)in1912,havebeenanenigmaforyears,buttheirdetectabilitymeanstheycanbestudiedbymiddleandhighschoolstudentswithabasicknowledgeofphysics.Yang,alsoaprofessorandamemberoftheJiusanSociety,ademocraticpoliticalparty,proposedfurther(24)_______(promote)thestudyofcosmicraysonschoolcampusesatthisyear’sTwoSessions."It’sawonderfulidea.IheardapresentationfromascientistZhangChuang,andIwasquiteexcited.Ithinkitisawonderfulway(25)_______(share)theirknowledgewithyoungpeople.Atthattime,IheardinLosAngeles,therewerealready80highschoolshavingsuchextracurriculums,andinItaly,therewere50.ButinChina,therewerejustafew,"saidYang.AnorganizationcalledCampusCosmicRayObservationCollaboration(26)_______(establish)inSeptember2020topromotetheidea.Zhang,headoftheorganization,saidtheyplantobuildmorestationsonschoolcampusesacrossChina."We’vebeenworkingonbuildingmoreobservationstationsoncampuses.Atthemoment,wehavethreeinDongzhimen,andweplantosetupmore.Nowweareworkingwiththreeschoolstobuildsuchstations.Wealsotrytoputourexistingdataonthewebsitesothatstudentscancarryoutrelatedstudieswithopenaccess,"saidZhang.(27)_______cosmicrayobservationbelongstothefieldoffrontierphysics,expertssay第3页共18页公众号：上海初高中英语测评（菁准考整理）introducingittothecampushelpspopularizescienceamongstudents.ChinesescientistShenChangquan,79,(28)_______(guide)DongzhimenHighSchoolworkshopforsevenyearssincehisretirement.Hesaidsuchactivitiescanhelpincreaseyoungstudents’interestinscience."Byexposingstudentstocutting-edgescience,studentscanstandontheshouldersofgiantsandtouchawiderworld.It’snotabout(29)_______beingscientists.It’sjustthatalotofadvancedequipmenttodayrequiresphysicsknowledge,andimprovingthephysicslevelofallpeopleisveryimportant,"saidShen.Talkingaboutthefutureoftheproposal,YangsaidsheislookingforwardtoseeingmoredialoguebetweentopscientistsandstudentsinChina.Shesaidtheyareoptimistic,and(30)_______thedifficultiesahead,thedriveforhumanstofullyunderstandtheunknowncanneverbestopped.SectionBDirections:Fillineachblankwithaproperwordchosenfromthebox.Eachwordcanbeusedonlyonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.A.collectivelyB.engineC.convincedD.contributeE.distributeF.envisionedG.addressH.increasinglyI.seeminglyJ.engagementK.initiativeOceanplastichasbecomeadefiningproblemofourtime,andachallengetotheworld’sbrightestthinkersandinnovators.Withasignificantportionofplasticwasteenteringthroughrivers,theAlliancetoEndPlasticWasteissupportingtheworkofRenewOceanto(31)_______thelackofwasteinfrastructureindevelopingregions.ResearchpublishedinEnvironmentalScience&Technologyin2017showsthatrivers(32)_______dumpanywherefromahalftothreemilliontonsofplasticintotheseaseveryyear.Accordingtothedata,tenriversalonecarry93percentoftheriver-borneplasticsthatendupintheocean.Tohelppreventthisplasticwastefromreachingtheocean,theAlliancetoEndPlasticWastewillsponsorRenewOceans,alocalized(33)_______andinvestmentprojectfocusedonhigh-leakagerivers.AsaFoundingGlobalOceansSponsor,theAlliancewill(34)_______itsmaterialsandlogistics(物流)capabilities.TheNationalGeographicSocietyhasalsosupportedtheRenewOceans(35)_______.RenewOceansispartoftheRenewologypartnership,abrainchildofPriyankaBakaya.GrowingupinAustralia,Bakayabecamefascinatedbyscience,chemistry,andtheenvironment.TripstoIndiaasachild(36)_______heroftheneedtodosomethingpositiveforanenvironment(37)_______strainedbyplasticwaste.AtStanfordUniversity,shebecameawareofsocialentrepreneurshipandcontinueddevelopingherideasforendingplasticwasteinbusinessschoolatMIT.HowdoesRenewOceansplantotacklea(n)(38)_______insurmountable(难以克服的)problem?First,usingproprietary(专利的)“biofence”technologydesignedbyRenewology,plastic第4页共18页公众号：上海初高中英语测评（菁准考整理）wasteiscollectedasitflowsdownriversandbranches.ReFencesdiverttheplasticandthuskeepitfromaccumulatingandenteringtheocean.As(39)_______,theprogramhasmajorsidebenefits.Theplasticcollectedacrossthedevelopingworldwillbeconvertedintofuel,whilewastepickerswillreceivecompensationdirectlytiedtothefuelgeneratedfromtheplastictheycollect.Renewologycanbecomeapowerful(40)_______forempoweringlocalcommunitieswhilecleaninguptheworld’strashandprovidingnecessaryfuel.III.ReadingComprehensionSectionADirections:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.Todaywecontinueourseriesonecologyandconservationwithalookataparticularlyendangeredmemberoftheblackbearfamily.Oneintenblackbearsis(41)_______bornwithawhitecoat,whichistheresultofa/an(42)_______genethatsurfacesinafew.Localpeoplehavenamedit‘thespiritbear’.Andaccordingtothelegendsofthesecommunities,itssnowyfurbringswithitaspecialpower.Becauseofthis,ithasalwaysbeenhighly(43)_______bythem—somuchthattheydonotspeakofseeingittoanyoneelse.Itistheirwayofprotectingitwhenstrangersvisitthearea.Thewhitebear’s(44)_______isquiteinteresting.Thebear’sstrongrelationshipwiththeold-growthrainforestisacomplexone.Thewhitebearreliesonthehugecenturies-oldtreesintheforestinmanyways.(45)_______,theold-growthtreeshaveextremelylongrootsthathelppreventerosion（腐蚀）ofthesoilalongthebanksofthemanyfishstreams.Keepingthesebanksundamagedisimportantbecausethesestreamsarehometosalmon,whicharethebear’smainfood(46)_______.Thebear’sfeedinghabitsnurturetheforest(47)_______.Asthebearseatthesalmon,theyabandontheskinandbonesingreatamountsontheforestfloor,whichprovidevitalnutrients.Theseproducevegetationthat(48)_______thousandsofothertypesoflifeforms,frombirdstoinsectsandmore.Today,thespiritbearlivesoffthecoastoftheprovinceofBritishColumbiaonafewislands.Thereisgreatconcernfortheirsurvivalsinceitisestimatedthatlessthantwohundredofthesewhitebearsremain.Thebestwaytoprotectthemistomakeeveryefforttopreservethe(49)_______balanceoftheirforestenvironment—inotherwords,theirecosystem.Thegreatest(50)_______tothebear’sexistenceisthelossofitshabitat.Overmanyyears,loggingcompanieshavestrippedthelandby(51)_______alargenumberoftrees.Inaddition,theyhavebuiltroadswhichhavefracturedtheareaswherethebearusually(52)_______,andmanyhibernationsiteshavealsobeenlost.Theloggingofthetreesalongthestreamshasdamagedtheplaceswherethebearsfish.Tomakemattersworse,thenumberofsalmoninthosestreamsisdecliningbecausethereisnolegal(53)_______onfishingatthemoment.Allthese(54)_______haveanegativeimpactonthespiritbear’sveryexistence,whichismadeallthemorefragilebythefactthatreproductionamongthesebearshasalwaysbeen(55)_______low.Whileitisimportanttomaintainthespiritbear’shabitat,therealsoneedstobe第5页共18页公众号：上海初高中英语测评（菁准考整理）moreemphasisonitsexpansion.Themoveisjustifiedasitwillalsocreatespaceforotherbearsthatarelosingtheirhomes.41.A.originallyB.actuallyC.speciallyD.cautiously42.A.externalB.scarceC.circularD.special43.A.justifiedB.threatenedC.regardedD.instructed44.A.habitatB.behaviorC.habitD.data45.A.MoreoverB.ForexampleC.InotherwordsD.Inaddition46.A.originB.issueC.resourceD.source47.A.bythewayB.inreturnC.tosomeextentD.onthecontrary48.A.stimulatesB.owesC.originatesD.sustains49.A.typicalB.specificC.delicateD.original50.A.threatB.symbolC.signD.effect51.A.callinginB.cuttingdownC.pushingaroundD.wearingout52.A.feedsB.sleepsC.revealsD.indicates53.A.possibilityB.ambitionC.limitD.law54.A.doubtsB.influencesC.guaranteesD.continues55.A.optimisticallyB.reliablyC.fundamentallyD.disappointinglySectionBDirections:Readthefollowingthreepassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageyouhavejustread.ANotenoughAmericanstudentswanttobeengineers,mathematicians,orscientists.Thefederalgovernmentwantstochangethat.Theyarespendingmoneytodoit.ThegovernmentwillinvestthreebilliondollarsintheeducationofyoungAmericansinscience,technology,engineeringandmath.ThefourareastogetherarekownasSTEM.ManyjobsintheSTEMfieldswillopeninthecomingyears.TheU.S.government’sinvestmentaimstoincreasethenumberofAmericanswhocantakethosejobs.YetgirlsappearfarlessinterestedinSTEMsubjectsthanboys.Only25percentofSTEMstudentsaregirls.DebbieSterlingisanengineer.Sheinventedaconstructiontoyforgirls.Thenameofthetoyis"GoldieBlox."Ms.SterlinghopesGoldieBloxwillhelpgirlsdevelopskillsinspaceandshapes,whichhelpengineersandbuilderstothinkaboutobjectsinthreedimensions.Tointerestgirls,Sterlingcreatedthecharacter"Goldie."Goldiedoesnotcareaboutbeautyorclothes.Goldietellsstories,solvesdifficultproblemsandcreatesimaginaryworlds.Miaisaseven-year-oldgirlwholikesscience.Inherroom,shehasnofashiondolls.Instead,shehasapegboard,wheels,blocksandaninventor’sjournaltowriteherobservations.MiareceivedasetofGoldieBloxfromhergrandmother.Shelearnedtomakemachinewiththeblocks."Whenmygrandmotherfirstsentmethepresent,aspinningmachine,Iwasreallyexcited.Iknewithadtodowithengineering,soIgrabbedtheboxandopenedit.ThenIwentformore——Iwenttothewebsite;IwentonYouTubetofindmorevideos.MymomaskedmewhyIwasjust第6页共18页公众号：上海初高中英语测评（菁准考整理）watchingvideosinsteadofbuilding.ItoldherIdidn’thaveenoughpieces.Shegotmethebuildersurvivalkit."ExpertssayparentsshoulddomorethanjustbuytoystointeresttheirgirlsinSTEMsubjects.Theyshouldalsoprovideagoodeducation.Atschool,girlsshouldparticipateinprojectsthatrequireteamworkandcreativethinking.`WomeninscientificandtechnicaljobsarealsoworkingtoencourageyoungwomentoexploreSTEM.OneisAnuTewary.ShestudiedAppliedPhysicsandworkedfortechnologycompanies.Aftershehadadaughter,shestartedTechnovatiChallenge.Thechallengeisaninternationalcompetitionforyoungwomenfrom10to18yearsold.Thereisagoodchancethatsoon,moreyoungwomenusingmobilephoneswillalsobedevelopingprogramsforthem.56.WecanlearnaboutSTEMthat______.A.TheU.SgovernmentwillinvestinSTEMeducation.B.ThemarketofSTEMwillbehighlycompetitive.C.GirlslikeSTEMbetterthanboys.D.Stemstandsforscience,technology,economy,andmath.57.WhydoesMialikeGoldieblox?A.BecauseGoldiecaresaboutbeauty.B.Becausehergrandmotherfirstsentherthepresent.C.BecauseMialikesengineering.D.Becausetherearevideostowatch.58.WhatshouldbedonetohelpgirlstobemoreinterestedinSTEM?A.Parentsshouldbuymoregiftsforthem.B.Schoolsshouldbeencouragedtosetupcoursesaboutteamworkandcreativethinking.C.WomeninSTEMjobsshouldencouragethemtojoin.D.Moremobilephoneprogramshouldbedevelopedforthem.BOnedictionarybroadlydefinestheword“crisis”as“acrucialturningpointintheprogressofanaffairorofaseriesofevents,asinpolitics,business,astory,orplay…”Thispaperwillattempttodefineamuchnarrowerbutextremelysignificantaspectofcrisis:personalcrisis.Sometimesourmoreorlesssteadyprogressthroughlifecomestoajoltinghalt(止步).Somethingunexpected,shocking,frightening,threatening,anddisastroushappens---acrisis.Suchadevelopmentcandisturbrelationships,interferewithworkefficiency,andcauseconfusion,disorganization,andseriousemotionalupheaval（剧变）.Solutionsthathaveworkedforusinsolvingpastproblemsnolongerproveadequate.Asanxietyincreases,ourpowerstocopewithitcorrespondinglydecrease.Thecrisisquicklyleadstofrustration;wefeelhelplesseithertoescapefromtheproblemortoresolveitsuccessfully.Manypeoplethinkofcrisisasbeingconnectedonlywithunhappyorunpleasantevents.Thisis第7页共18页公众号：上海初高中英语测评（菁准考整理）notthecase.Crisiscanoccurasaresultofanychange,evenonethatisgenerallywelcomed:marriage,birthofachild,graduationfromschoolorcollege,orelectiontopublicoffice.Crisesaregenerallyoftwotypes.First,therearetheexpected,maturationalcrisesweexperienceattimesoflifedevelopmentandchange.Examplesofthisincludeachild’sfirstenrollmentinschoolorhistransferatalateragetonewschool.Theseeventsmayprecipitate（促成）acrisis---bothfortheyoungsterandhisparents.Anothertimewhencrisiscanbeexpectedisduringadolescence.Thesecondtypeofcrisisistheunexpected,accidentalkind.Thiscanstemfrommanysources:becominginvolvedinalegalsuit,havinganautomobilescrash,beingfiredfromajob,losingalargesumofmoney,orfallingsuddenlyill.Severeillnesswillcreateacrisisnotonlyfortheindividualconcernedbutalsoforhisfamily.Andanillnessmayitselfbecausedbyanemotionalcrisis,suchasthedeathofaspouse,offspring,orsibling.Inarecentattitudesurvey,researchersgatheredinformationtodeterminewhichcrisissituationsinlifeweremostlikelytoprecede（领先于）illness.Thestudyshowedthatthethreemoststressfullifeeventsweredeathofaspouse,divorce,andmaritalseparation.Othereventsthatfelltowardthetopofthecrisisscalewereajailterm,deathofaclosefamilymember,personalinjuryorillness,marriage,losingone’sjob,maritalresolution,retirement,changeinthehealthofafamilymember,pregnancy,gainofanewfamilymember,businessreadjustment,andchangeinfinancialstate.59.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisthemostproperdefinitionof“crisis”?A.Apointormomentofgreatdanger,difficulty,oruncertainty.B.Acrucialturningpointintheprocessofanaffairorofaseriesofevents,eitherexpectedorunexpected.C.Thetimeinaseriousillnessatwhichthereisasuddenchangeforbetterorworse.D.Aresultofchange.60.AllthefollowingmaybecausesofacrisisEXCEPT__________.A.pregnancyB.graduationfromhighschoolC.steadyprogressthroughlifeD.adolescence61.Theword“maturational”inline1Paragraph4mostprobablymeans__________.A.relatedtogrowthB.relatedtoyoungstersC.pleasantD.welcomed62.Illness,intheauthor’sopinion,is__________crisis.A.acauseofB.aresultofC.neitheracausenoraresultofD.eitheracauseoraresultofCInJapan,wherecareeropportunitiesforwomenarefew,wheredivorcecanmeanalifeofhardship,andwheremostfemalenamesarestillformedusingawordforchild,awoman’sindependencehasalwayscomeatasteepprice.第8页共18页公众号：上海初高中英语测评（菁准考整理）Notionsofwomen’sliberationhavenevertakenrootamongJapanesewomen.Butwithinadequateopenconflict,thepushforseparateburialsisquietlybecomingoneofthecountry’sfastestgrowingsocialtrends.InarecentsurveybytheTBStelevisionnetwork,20percentofthewomenwhorespondedsaidtheyhopedtobeburiedseparatelyfromtheirhusbands.ThefuneraryrevoltcomesaswomenhereannoyatJapan’sslowpaceinprovidinggreaterequalitybetweenthesexes.Thelaw,forexample,stillmakesitalmostimpossibleforawomantousehermaidennameaftermarriage.Meanwhile,divorceratesarelowbyWesternstandards,becauseachievingfinancialindependenceorevenobtainingacreditcardinone’sownnameisaninsurmountableobstacleformanydivorcedwomen.Untilrecently,societyenforcedrestrictionsonwomenevenindeath.UnderJapan’scomplexburialcustoms,divorcedorunmarriedwomenweretraditionallyunwelcomeinmostgraveyards,whereplots(小块土地)arestillpasseddownthroughthehusband’sfamilyanddescendantsmustprovidemaintenanceforburialsitesorlosethem.“Thewomanwhowantedtobeburiedalonecouldn’tfindagraveyarduntilabout10yearsago,”saidHaruyoInoue,asociologistofdeathandburialatJapanUniversity.Shesaidthatgraveyardswhichdidnotrequiredescendantstomaintain,inordertoaccommodatewomen,beganappearinginaround1990.Today,shesaidthattherearecloseto400ofthesecemeteriesinJapan.ThatisjustonesignofstirringamongJapanesewomen,whoarealsopressingforthefirsttimetochangethelawtobeabletousetheirmaidennamesaftermarriage.Althoughcreditgoesbeyondanyindividual,manywomenciteJunkoMastubara,apopularwriteronwomen’sissues,withignitingthetrendtoseparatesexburials.Startingthreeyearsago,Ms.Matsubarahasbuiltanassociationofnearly600women---somedivorced,someunhappilymarried,andsomedeterminedlysingle---whoplantoshareacommonplotcurbedoutofanordinarycemeteryinthewesternsuburbofChofu.63.Whatisthepassagemainlyconcernedwith?A.HowtochangeJapan’scomplexburialcustoms.B.Japanesewomen’seffortstowinsexequality.C.Socialandgovernmentalobligationineliminatingsexinequality.D.HowJapaneselawspreventJapanesewomenfrombeingburiedalone.64.FromthefactthatdivorcecanmeanalifeofhardshipforJapanesewomen,wecaninferthat__________.A.ManyJapanesewomenhavealowsocialstatus.B.It’sanout-datedcustomforJapanesewomentobehousewives.C.ManyJapanesewomenhaveabadrelationshipwiththeirhusbands.D.ManyJapanesewomenlivetogetherwiththeirhusbandsinperfectharmony.65.WhichofthefollowingstatementsaboutthefuneralrevoltinJapanisNOTtrue?A.MoreandmoreJapanesewomenprefertobeburiedseparatelyfromtheirhusbands.B.Japan’s