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【题目】某老农进城,看见一广告牌上写着:“苹果,优惠价4688!”老农一惊:“谁吃得起?”往前走,又看见一个广告牌:“小米,2299!”老农想,八成是骗子!继续前行,又看见一个牌子写着:“小辣椒,只要998!”老农实在忍不住了,拿起手机给儿子打电话:“娃啊,别打工了,快回家种地吧,我们要发了……”根据材料回答下列问题。

【1】若老人的家乡为我国苹果生产基地之一,则其家乡最可能位于

A.东南丘陵 B.山东丘陵 C.黄土高原 D.四川盆地

【2】.老人的家乡与美国苹果手机公司总部所在地(硅谷),两地水果产区生长旺季相同的气候条件是

A.高温多雨 B.炎热干燥 C.光照充足 D.热量充足

【3】材料中,三种手机价格悬殊最可能的影响因素是

A.市场 B.技术 C.材料 D.劳动力

【答案】

【1】C

【2】D

【3】B

【解析】

试题分析:

【1】根据材料中信息,老人的家乡是苹果产地,苹果是温带水果,东南丘陵,四川盆地位于亚热带地区,A、D错。山东丘陵产苹果,但不是谷子的产区,B错。黄土高原是苹果、谷子的产地,C对。

【2】老人家乡是温带季风气候区,作物生长旺季是夏季,高温多雨。硅谷是地中海气候,生长旺季也是夏季,炎热干燥。所以共同条件是热量充足,D对。

17.【3】手机是高技术产品,价格主要受技术因素的影响,B对。市场需求对价格有影响,但不是三种手机价格差异悬殊的原因,A错。材料、劳动力对价格影响小,C、D错。

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