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2016届高三英语3月9日考用一、.阅读理解（24分）AFoxes and farmers have never got on well.These small doglike animals have long been accused of killing farm animals.They are officially classified as harmful and farmers try to keep their numbers down by shooting or poisoning them.Farmers can also call on the services of their local hunt to control the fox population.Hunting consists of running after a fox across the countryside，with a group of specially trained dogs，followed by men and women riding horses.When the dogs eventually catch the fox，they kill it or a hunter shoots it.People who take part in hunting think of it as a sport.They wear a special uniform of red coats and white trousers，and follow strict rules of behavior.But owning a horse and hunting regularly are expensive，so most hunters are wealthy.It is estimated that up to 100,000 people watch or take part in foxhunting.But over the last couple of decades the number of people who are against foxhunting，because they think it is brutal (残暴的)，has risen sharply.Nowadays it is rare for a hunt to pass off without some kind of conflict between hunters and hunt opponents (阻止者)Sometimes these incidents lead to violence，but mostly opponents discourage the hunt by misleading riders and disturbing the trail of the foxs smell，which the dogs follow.Noisy conflicts between hunters and opponents have become so common that they are almost as much a part of hunting as running after foxes itself.But this year supporters of foxhunting face a much bigger threat to their sport.A Labour Party member of Parliament(英国议会)，Mike Foster，is trying to get Parliament to approve a new law which will make the hunting of wild animals with dogs illegal.If the law is passed，wild animals like foxes will be protected under the ban in Britain.1Wealthy people in Britain have been hunting foxes to_.Abenefit the farmers Bget entertainmentCshow off their wealth Dlimit the fox population2The opponents of foxhunting often discourage the game by _.Ausing violence Btaking legal actionCseeking help from farmers Dconfusing the fox hunters3A new law may be passed by the British Parliament to_.Aprotect wild animals like foxesBcontrol foxhunting on a large scaleCprohibit farmers from hunting foxesDstandardize the behavior of foxhunting4What can be inferred from this passage?ALimiting the fox population is unnecessary at all.BKilling foxes with poison is not allowed by the law.CHunting foxes with dogs is considered cruel and violent.DFoxhunting causes conflicts between hunters and farmers.BA struggling little deer was spotted where she had broken through the ice of the halffrozen lake，and had been reported to the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR)But the MNR is not in the business of rescuing.Chris Winger and his pals，Gary and Lea Allinson made up their minds to respond.The trio formed a rescue team and when they got close enough，they saw that the deer lay with her forelegs and chest on the ice and her hindquarters in the freezing water.The three men figured she was a goner，dead already.Then they saw her big，liquidbrown eyes watching them and heard her scream pitifully，just once，very slightly.Her frozen forelegs felt like icicles(冰柱)“Horses have legs like a deers.Maybe Nancy Tapley could help us.” Lea reasoned and called the horse trainer.Soon the little deer was rescued and transferred to a warm place.“Massage her ears to keep her out of shock，” Tapley suggested.“Bottlefeed her with warm milk and sugar，maybe with a bit of brandy.” Surrounded by her rescuers，the little deer drank and then fell asleep with her head in Garys lap.The deer didnt have any feeling in her front legs.Every 20 minutes she had to be checked and repositioned.Neighbors，especially the local children，were now involved in looking after the patient.A week later，the deers front legs trembled.The nerves were coming back.After another three weeks，the deer was hopping along. Everyone was on hand to see her leave one sunny day.She took a few tentative steps，then hesitated and looked back，as if to say thank you.Another season went by，and again the “little” deer appeared at Bondi Village，bringing her own baby deer，making herself at home in the gardens and flicking (轻快的甩动) her white tail in a friendly gesture toward the people who had worked so hard to make her rise from the dead.5What does the underlined word “trio” in the second paragraph mean?AThe MNR. BThe villagers at Bondi.CThe horse trainer. DThe three people above.6They fed the following to the little deer except_.Afruit Bmilk Csugar Dbrandy7How long did it take the deer to regain the sense of touch of her front legs?ATwenty minutes. BTwo days. CSeven days. DA season.8Why did the deer come back to the village?ATo bring back her own baby deer. BTo seek some food for her baby deer.CTo make the village her home. DTo express her thanks to the people. C“I love you” might be one of the most important combinations in the English language.Its the signal that a romantic relationship is serious，an indication of closeness for a sibling(兄弟姐妹)，parent，or child.But the way its used in China might be a little different.The Global Times reports that two online videos showing children telling their parents “I love you” have gone viral (火了起来) in China.The first shows a number of college students telling their parents they love them.The responses are mixed.“Are you drunk？” asked one parent.In another similar video，a father responded even less politely“I am going to a meeting，so cut_the_crap.”Even the positive reactions make it clear that the words are expressed rarely: “I am so happy you called to say that，it is the happiest thing that happened to me，” one parent answered.This isnt the first time that China has done some soulsearching about familiar lovelast year China Daily asked a crosssection of people if they said “I love you” to their parents，spouses(爱人)，and children.“I have never said I love youto my family，and I dont think I will in the future，”one 56yearold told the paper.“Saying it aloud is embarrassing for me.”Still，that doesnt mean that love cant be expressed.In a separate article，China Daily spoke to Zhao Mengmeng，a 31yearold woman who said she had never told her father she loved him face to face，she said，“I find it a bit odd.” Mrs.Zhao gave her father a photo album featuring photographs of them together on almost every one of her birthdays.The pictures went viral online，being forwarded hundreds of thousands of times on Weibo.“I didnt sleep the night I heard about it，” her father told China Daily after the story attracted mainstream attention.“I have now memorized some of the comments on the collection of pictures.”9What did the father want to express by using the underlined words?AMake a long story short! BJust shut up!CTalk about it later! DForget about it!10What can we learn from the two online videos?AChinese children hate saying the three words to their parents.BMany Chinese parents respond strangely to the three words.CThe three words become more and more popular in China.DChinese people are rather slow in understanding others.11What does the example of Zhao Mengmeng show?AMicroblog is the best way to express oneself.BIt is a fashion to express love on microblog.CLove can be expressed in other ways.DIt is hard to express love in public.12What does the passage mainly talk about?AThe words “I love you” are rarely used in China.BChinese people refuse to express their love to others.CChinese people use different ways to express their love.DThe words “I love you” result in misunderstanding in China.二、.七选五（10分）Gossip(流言蜚语) is something that can forever change a friendship，and even prevent you from making new friends in the future.13._Here are some ways gossip hurts，and what you can do to avoid it.Gossiping Makes You Look BadIf youre the one gossiping，other people who dont know you will shy away from being your friend.If you talk behind one friends back，the possibility is that you will do that to anyone.The next time you feel the need to talk about a friend，take a moment to understand why.14._ Do you believe it will give others the opinion that youre knowledgeable?Dealing with a Friend Who Has Gossiped About YouIf you trust a friend and then realize your trust was misplaced，this will forever change your relationship.15._You may decide that you do not want to give your friend another chance，and this will end your relationship.Perhaps the person that gossiped was not your friend to begin with.16._ If so，youll need to make sure your friend knows that you dont talk about people behind their backs，and you expect the same from your friend.Perhaps your friend believed that what she shared was common knowledge.How to Stop Gossiping17_Even if you dont know the person being talked about，change the subject or walk away.Dont let the poor behavior of someone else ruin your reputation as a good friend.A. The person youre gossiping to may be pals with the one youre blaming.BIf you hear someone gossiping，set an example of how to behave.CBesides，talking about other peoples private affairs is not cool.DOnce trust is gone，it has to be rebuilt over time.EDo you think spreading gossip will help make you stand out?FYou may also choose to give your friend another chance and go forward with your friendship.GEven if someone doesnt trust you，you can still make friends with others.三、.完形填空（30分）We have lived in this small town for two years and we began to know some people.Yet even though Amee had already spent those years with the same group of students，no one from her _1_ chose to get to know her and become her _2_.Amee walked to and from school alone.She played alone at recess and ate alone at lunch.No one _3_ her to be on their team in gym class or for class projects.She just wanted to be _4_，to belong to a group.In her loneliness she begged me to talk to the teacher.I talked to the teacher but her reply made us _5_.“No，we dont need to tell the students anything about her disabilities.You know how _6_ children can be.This will only single her out.”As the start of school drew closer，Amee began to _7_.“Mom，please talk to the new teacher.Maybe shell let you talk to the kids.”This years teacher agreed.I planned my presentation.On the day of the _8_，I said to the students.“Now put that hand in your lap or _9_ your back.You cant use it for the rest of the class _10_ you have to do.”Then I asked them，to _11_ shoelaces.Some students began working in pairs to have two hands _12_ for the job.Some attempted it on their own and _13_ soon showed on their faces，and in their actions._14_ one boy put up his hand and said，“I cant do this with one hand.I need _15_.”The rest of his classmates _16_ in agreement.I began to simply _17_ brain injury to the class.I personalized all the information by sharing Amees story.Brain damage due to the stroke she _18_ at birth caused both these conditions as well as learning disabilities.I _19_ as I watched awareness on the faces of her classmates._20_ began to take place.Some of her classmates asked her to be in their group for class projects.Some included her at recess and noon hours.1A.dormitory Bclass Cgroup Dneighborhood 2A.friend Bcoach Cassistant Dcolleague3A.forced Bchallenged Cordered Dinvited4A.admired Baccepted Cencouraged Drespected5A.angry Bdoubtful Csad Dsuspicious6A.mean Bgenerous Cupset Darrogant7A.complain Bwhisper Ccry Dbeg8A.presentation Bceremony Cerformance Dlecture9A.beyond Boff Cbehind Daway10A.however Bwhatever Cwhenever Dwherever11A.cut Bpull Cloosen Dtie12A.ready Bbusy Cempty Davailable13A.frustration Bfear Canxiety Dworry14. AGladly BSurprisingly CFinally DSimply15A.guidance Bhelp Ccomfort Drelaxation16A.waved Bcheered Capplauded Dnodded17A.lead Bcomment Cexplain Dteach18A.suffered Binfected Creceived Dcured19A.frowned Bsmiled Ccongratulated Dappreciated20A.Accidents BEmergencies CBehaviors DChanges四、. 语法填空（15分）There are many New Zealanders 1._ (return) home to live at the moment.2._ (tradition)，young Kiwis go overseas to live and work for a few years and this 3._ (call) an OE (overseas experience)Some return home after a year or two and others stay away for 4._ (long)Many go to Australia and the United Kingdom.If they marry an Australian or a British person，they probably decide to live in that country.Even older New Zealanders have been attracted to Australia over the years because the wages can be higher there and it is not too distant or different from New Zealand.Now it 5._ (look) like those people are returning home.Reasons for this could