陕西省汉中市省级重点中学高三第二次联考-英语.pdf

30 天学不会英语 无效退款宫方网站 30 天学不会英语 无效退款宫方网站 1 陕西省汉中市省级重点中学高三第二次联考 英语 满分 150 分 考试时间 120 分钟 第 卷 选择题 共 95 分 第一部分英语知识运用 共三节 满分 50 分 第一节语音知识 共 5 小题 每小题 1 分 满分 5 分 从每小题的 A B C D 四个选项中 找出其画线部分与所给单词的画线部分读音相同的选项 1 variousA varietyB voyageC transportD parent 2 stomachA technicalB machineC churchD touch 3 officeA noticeB blockC officialD correct 4 developA checkB evenC directD deliver 5 sweaterA diseaseB theatreC featherD scream 第二节语法和词汇知识 共 15 小题 每小题 1 分 满分 15 分 从每小题的 A B C D 四个选项中 选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项 6 Did the students come just now All but onehere A isB wasC havebeenD were 7 They dislike John andis not surprising A thatB whichC whatD he 8 How did yougetin touch with Mr Ball Well itseemsto methat you ve forgottenmehis address A totellB tellingC tohave toldD being told 9 theplane will take offatfour this afternoon is not known yet A ThatB IfC WhetherD Whenever 10 The woman wascarrying abag A black small plasticB small plastic black C small black plasticD plastic small black 11 Didgetthrough the driving test No Afew failed A everybody notallB anybody noone C everybody noneD anybody not all 12 allhis friends and money gone he felt totally hopeless A ForB SinceC BecauseD With 13 Dodrop intoseeus next time you cometothe city A Yes IdoB Sure I will C With pleasureD You are welcome 14 Make sure thegas isbeforeyougotobed A turnedonB turned overC turneddownD turnedoff 15 I like people that have agoodof humor A senseB feelingC touchD sight 16 While watching TV A theboy cameinB the doorbell rang C my mother wascookingD I heard aterrible noise 17 They foundtherewastoweigh such an elephant A big eneugh nothingB nothing enough big C nothing big enoughD enough nothing big 18 does bestin maths physicsandEnglish A Doyou think whomB Do you think who C Whodoyou thinkD Whomdoyou think 19 Don tworry too much aboutmistakes They arenatural partof learning A the aB 不填 aC the 不填D the the 20 You don tagree with me I know Butyou llseeI m right A ontimeB at timesC allthetimeD in time 30 天学不会英语 无效退款宫方网站 30 天学不会英语 无效退款宫方网站 2 第三节完形填空 共 20 小题 每题 1 5 分 满分 30 分 阅读下面短文 从短文后各题的 A B C D 四个选项中 选出适合填入对应空白处的最佳选项 DEARABBY Ina recent column awoman wrotetosay thatoneof her guestsata dinner party had21afork andshe didn tknow howtorecover it I wasn tthat guest 22overthelast 10 years I have taken three things from homes where I have been a23 Abby I cannot understand24I took thesethings I havethoughtover astohow25cangetthesethings back I can tdoit26andadmit that I took them This is a small town andI m well27here Ifjust oneof thesepeople talked about it I would be28 Abby what swrong with me Theyarereally29things I thought aboutseeinganexpert butshould I be30 goingtoanexpert itwouldbeallover towninnotime I m sure thousands of people31mewishtohavethecourageto return32 Should Ijustwait until it s33 then putthethingsinthemailboxes of their34owners Guilty Conscience 罪恶感 DEAR GUILTY CONSCIENCE 35 Itwill makeyou feel better butitwill not36yourproblem Youneedtoseekhelp to37outwhy you took thosethings so you won t38that behavior Seeanexpertinanother townorcity nearby to39your privacy 隐私 Please takemy40 andletmehear from you again I care Abby 21 A foundB stolenC laidD dropped 22 A sinceB thoughC butD so 23 A guestB hostC relativeD friend 24 A whenB howC whereD why 25 A youB theyC sheD I 26 A openlyB secretlyC strangelyD nervously 27 A dressedB knownC organizedD kept 28 A disappointedB satisfiedC finishedD praised 29 A valuableB unimportantC necessaryD terrible 30 A heardB sentC keptD seen 31 A likeB exceptC withD for 32 A everythingB anythingC somethingD nothing 33 A lateB earlyC darkD familiar 34 A rightfulB carefulC reasonableD unknown 35 A NeverB AlwaysC NoD Yes 36 A satisfyB solveC explainD direct 37 A turnB pickC findD carry 38 A realizeB continueC stopD mention 39 A protectB describeC preventD introduce 40 A presentB letterC exampleD advice 第二部分阅读理解 共 25 小题 第一节每小题 2 分 第二节每小题 1 分 满分 45 分 第一节阅读下列五篇短文 从每小题后所给的 A B C D 四个选项中 选出最佳选项 A Every human being has a unique 唯一 arrangement oftheskinonhis fingersandthis arrangement is unchangeable Scientistsandexperts have provedtheuniqueness of finger printsanddiscovered thatnoexactly similar pattern is passedon from parentstochildren though nobody knowswhy this isthecase Theridge 脊状 structureona person sfingers does notchange with growthandis not affectedby surfaceinjuries Burns cutsandother damagetotheouter part oftheskin willbereplacedintime by newonewhich bears a reproduction oftheoriginal pattern Itis only whentheinner skinis injured thatthearrangement willbedestroyed Some criminals make use of this factto removetheir own finger prints but this is a dangerousandraresteptotake Finger prints canbemade very easily with printer sink They canberecorded easily With special methods identification 识别 canbeachieved successfully within a short time Because ofthesimplicityandeconomy of this system finger prints haveoften been usedasa method of solving criminal case Asuspected man may deny a chargebut this maybein vain His finger prints can provewhoheis even if his appearancehas been changed by ageoraccident When a suspec leaves finger prints behindatthesceneof a crime theyaredifficulttodetect withthenaked eye Special techniquesareusedto develop them Some ofthemarks foundareincomplete but identification is possible if a print of a 30 天学不会英语 无效退款宫方网站 30 天学不会英语 无效退款宫方网站 3 quarterofaninch squarecanbeobtained 41 Scientistsandexperts haveproved thatthepattern of a human being sfinger skin A in similartohis mother s B is valuabletohimself only C is like that of others withthesametypeof blood D is different from thatofallothers 42 If your fingersarewounded by knife fireorother means thestructureof skin will A bechanged partly B be replaced by a different one C bethesamewhenthewound is recovered D becomeugly 43 Somecriminals removetheir ownfinger prints by A using printer sinkB injuringtheinner skin C damagingtheouterskinD damagingthecolour 44 Finger prints haveoften been usedasa method of solving criminal casebecauseit A is complicated but reliableB is simpleandnotexpensive C is expensive but easytodoD can bring alotof money B Boll a German scientist who wasthe staroftheManhattan Project is lecturingata NewYorkuniversityonthe50th anniversary ofthedropping oftheatomic bombonJapan The speech has become part of his summer routine 例行事务 self justifying what was donenearthe endof WorldWar Thescientific triumph of his work infact has been disturbing his life silently troubling his moral beliefs He has been overcomewith scenes oftheruin oftheJapanesecity Hiroshima Dreams have become nightmares headmits Then his wife anAustrian Jew whoseparents were sufferers oftheNazi death camps designs a curing journey forher husband ringing togetherBollandAmai a womanfrom Hiroshima who lost her faceintheworld sfirst atomic explosion Following his speech Amai wearing a facefebuilt bytheskilled hands ofanAmerican doctor makes her waytoboll Now 56anda documentary 纪录片 filmmaker she wantstointerview him about his roleinmakingthebomb Boll looksto Amaitorecover himself after reconsidering whathehas done And when Amai sees through Boll sfacetohis inner miserable state sherecognizes ashadowy reflection ofthedespairandtiredness that overcometheJapaneseafterthewar andbegins to figureoutthepricehehas paid forvictory 45 Boll A has been enjoyingthevictory overtheJapanese B is a professorattheStateUniversity of NewYork C wasoneofthescientists whomade atomic bombs D has madehimself certainhehaddonenothing wrong 46 Amai A is a documentary filmmaker whowas notpersonally involvedinWorldWar B lost herfaceintheworld sfirst atomic bombingandis now wearing anew face C cannot forgiveandforget thosewho havedoneso much harmtoherandher country D seesthedespair ofthebomb makersandenjoysthepricethey have paid for what they did 47 Boll swife A will not forgivethaNazis becauseher parents werekilledintheNazi death camps B failstounderstand how troubled her husband feels aftertheruin of Hiroshima C arrangesthemeeting forBolltosavehim fromthefrequent nightmares abouttheatomic bombing D hopes thatAmaiwill help Boll continue his lifecareerasanatomic bomb maker afterher death 48 What istheauthor ofthepassagetryingtotellthereaders A Killers hardly ever seekforgiveness from their victims 牺牲品 B People can always justify whateverthey have donewrong C Bollandhis wifetakegreat prideinthesuccessoftheManhattan Project D Victoryinwar will neverbegained without payingtheprice C Hank Viscardi was 26 years old whenheputonhis first pair of long trousersandhis first pair of shoes Forthefirst timehe saw himselfashehadalways wantedtobe afull fivefeet eight inches tall Hankhadbeen born withoutlegs Untilhewasseven his world wasa world of repeated operations Atlasthehadnolegs but stumps 残肢 thatcouldbefitted with akind of special boots 30 天学不会英语 无效退款宫方网站 30 天学不会英语 无效退款宫方网站 4 Out ofthehospital Hank often found people staringathim with cruel interest Children laughedathimandcalled him ApeMan becausehis armsdragged 拖 ontheground He wenttoschoollike otherboys His grades weregoodandheneeded only eight years instead oftheusual twelve After graduation Hank worked his way through college He swept floors waitedontable orworkedinoneofthe college offices Duringallthis busy life Hankhadbeen moving aroundonhis stumps But onedaythedoctortold him even the stumps werenotgoingtolast much longer Hank would soon havetouse awheelchair Hank felt himselfgocoldallover However thedoctorsaid therewas a chancethathecouldbefitted with artificial legs Finally alegmaker wasfoundand theday camewhen Hank stood up beforethemirrorandsaw himself forthefirst time five feeteight inches tall Butthis was notthe endyet Hehadtolearntouse his new legs Againandagainhemarchedthelength oftheroom and marched back again Therewere times whenhefell downonthefloor buthepulled himself upandwent backtotheendless marching He went outonthestreet He climbedthestairsandlearnedtodance He built aboatandlearnedtosail it When WorldWar came hetalkedtheRed Cross into giving him a job He tooktheregular training He marchedand drilled along withtheother soldiers Few knew thathewas legless This wasthetruestory of Hank Viscardi theman without legs 49 It canbeinferred fromthestory that fivefeet eight inches is A an averageheight foranadultB too tall foranaverageperson C tooshort foranaverage personD Hank srealheight 50 Thewriterimpliesinthestory thattheRed Cross A was only toogladtogive him a job B gave him a job becausehewas a good soldier C gavehim a job afterhetalkedtosomebodyheknewintheorganization D was notwillingtogive him a jobatfirst 51 When Hank marchedanddrilled along withtheothersoldiers A hedid everyingtheothersoldiers did B he did most ofthethingstheothersoldiers did C hetooksome regular exams D hetooksome special training 52 Thewritersuggests that Hank Viscardi A hadnofriends B never saw himselfasdifferent from others C was very shy D was tooproudtoaccept help from others D Solongasteachers failtotell teaching from learning they will continuetodofor children what only children candofor themselves Teaching childrentoread is not passing readingontothem Itis certainly not endless hours spentinactivities about reading Douglas insists that reading cannotbetaughtdirectlyandschools should stop tryingtodotheimpossible Teachingandlearningaretwo entirely different processes They differinkindandpurpose The purpose of teaching isto createtheconditionsand theclimate that will makeitpossible for childrentodesignthemost efficient system for teaching themselvestoread Teaching is also apublic activityitcanbeseenandobserved Learningtoread includesallthat each individual doestomake sense oftheworld of printed language Almostallofitis private forlearning is a job ofthemind andthat processis notopentopublic scrutiny If teacherandlearner rolesarenotinterchangeable what canbedonethrough teaching that willaid thechildinthequest 探 索 for knowledge Douglas hasonemain rule forallteaching instructions Make learningtoread easy which means making reading a meaningful enjoyableandfrequentexperience forchildren Whentheroles of teacherandlearnerareseen forwhat they are andwhenboth teacherandlearner play their separateroles properly then much ofthepressureandfeeling of failure for both is removed Learningtoread is made easier when teachers createanenvironment wherechildrenaregiventheopportunitytosolvetheproblem of learningtoreadby reading 53 Theteaching of reading willbesuccessfulif A teachers can enable studentstodevelop their own way of reading B teachers can designthemost efficient system forreading C teachers can improve conditionsatschoolforthestudents D teachers can maketheir teaching activities observable 54 Theword underlined scrutiny most probably means A doubtB permissionC observationD exploration 30 天学不会英语 无效退款宫方网站 30 天学不会英语 无效退款宫方网站 5 55 Accordingtothepassage learningtoreadwillnolongerbea difficult task when A teaching helps childreninthesearch forknowledge B teacherandlearner rolesareinterchangeable C reading enricheschildren sexperience D childrenarehighly encouraged 56 Themain idea ofthepassageis that A reading is morecomplicated thangenerally believed B reading ability is Something achieved ratherthan taught C teachers should encouragestudentstoreadaswidelyaspossible D teachers shoulddoaslittleaspossibleinhelping students learntoread E Some people believe that international sport creates goodwill betweenthenationsandthat if countres play games together they will learntolive together Others say thattheoppositeis true that international competitions encouragefalsenational pride andleadtomisunderstandingandhatred There is probably some truthinboth arguments butinrecent yearstheOlympic Games have donelittletosupporttheview that sportencourages international brotherhood Not only was therethetragic incident includingthemurder of athletes buttheGames werealso ruined by incidents caused mainly by smaller national contests One country received its second place medals with visible anger afterthehockey 曲棍球 final Therehadbeen noisy scenesatthe endofthehockey match thelosers objectingtothefinal decisions They weresure thatoneof their goals should not havebeen disallowedandthat their opponents victory wasunfair Their manager wasingreat anger whenhesaid This wasn thockey Hockeyand theInternational Hockey Federationarefinished Thepresident oftheFederation said later that such behavior could resultinthesuspension oftheteam foratleast threeyears Incidents of this kind will continueaslongassport is played competitively rather than forthelove ofthegame The suggestion that athletes should competeasindividuals orinnonnational teams mightbetoo muchtohopefor Butinthe presentorganization oftheOlympics thereis fartoo much that encourages aggressivepatriotism 爱国主义 57 Accordingtotheauthor recenttheOlympic Games have A created goodwill betweenthenations B brought about only falsenational pride C hardly showedany international friendship D ledtomoreandmoremisunderstandingandhatred 58 What didthemanager mean by saying Hockeyand theInternational Hockey Federationarefinished A His team wouldnolonger takepartininternational games B Hockeyand theFederationareboth ruined bytheunfair decisions C ThereshouldbenomoreHockey matches organized bytheFederation D TheFederation should break up 59 Theauthor givestheexampleinParagraph 2toshow A how falsenational prideledtoundesirable incidentsininternational games B that sportsmen havebeen moreobedient thanthey usedtobe C that competitivenessinthegames discourages international friendship D thatunfair decisionsarecommonintheOlympic Games 60 What conclusion canbedrawn fromthepassage A Theorganization oftheOlympic Games mustbeimproved B Athletes should competeasindividualsintheOlympic Games C Sport shouldbeplayed competitively rather than forthelove ofthegame D Moreandmoreathletes will competefortheir own honor 第二节根据对话情景和内容 从对话后所给的选项中选出能填入每一空白处的最佳选项 选项中有两个为多余 选项 Bob Youwould haveenjoyedthefilm if youhadcomewithmelast night Kate I dliketohavecomebutitjustwasn tpossible 61 Bob Itwas about aman who wantedhiscarrepaired sohetookittoa garage Kate Yes 62 Bob Well whenhewent backtoget the carhefoundthat someonehadstolen it Itwasn tthereany more Kate 63 Bob He wenttothepolice And whenhegot therehewastold by them that they couldn thelp him Kate Oh 64 30 天学不会英语 无效退款宫方网站 30 天学不会英语 无效退款宫方网站 6 Bob Apoliceofficer Themanaccused 控告 him of beinginthegang thathadtakenthecar Kate 65I wish Ihadcome with you now A Andwhat didhedothen B Who did that C And what happened then D Itsounds interesting E Itsounds terrible F What wasitabout G Wasitabout a robbery 第 卷 非选择题 共 55 分 第三部分写作 共三节 满分 55 分 第一节单词拼写 共 10 小题 每小题 1 分 满分 10 分 根据下列各句句意和空白之后的汉语提示词 在答题线上写出对应单词的正确形式 每空只写一词 66 As 农业 develops fast peasantsaregetting richerandricher 66 67 December is the 十二 month oftheyear 67 68 Theboy was 惩罚 forlying yesterday 68 69 Smoking is strictly 禁止 inthegas station 69 70 The 欧洲 football players play football much better thanthoseinAsia 70 71 Johnson wasbadly paidinthis company so his familyhadtolive in 贫穷 71 72 What syourmotherdoing Is she 准备 dinner 72 73 Wesawthem cometogetherbut leave 单独 73 74 Thelecturewillbeheld next 星期三 74 75 Sorry I mustbeoffnow hesaidandthen left 匆忙 75 第二节短文改错 共 10 小题 每小题 1 5 分 满分 15 分 此题要求改正所给短文中的错误 请根据上下文对标有题号的每一行作出判断 如无错误 在该行右边横线上画 一个勾 如有错误 每行只有一个错误 则按下列情况改正 此行多一个词 把多余的词用斜线 划掉 在该行右边横线上写出该词 并用斜线划掉 此行缺一个词 在缺词处加一个漏字符号 在该行右边横线上写出应加的单词 此行错一个词 在错词下画一横线 在该行右边横线上写出改正后的单词 注意 原行没有错误的不要改 It seasiertogodownhill thanclimb uphill so it s76 easiertofall intobadhabits thaninto good ones 77 Bad habits don tcomesudden They comelittle by78 little Schoolboys first pickup a littleatschoolbut79 onthestreet When they cannot writethem homework 80 they copy from their schoolmate If they seebigger81 boys smoke they also wanttolearntosmokewhen82 theygetbigger thehabits become morestronger and83 stronger so that they cannolonger getting rid of84 them What necessaryitis thatwegetrid of the85 badhabitsinthebeginning 第三节书面表达 满分 30 分 假如你们学校 英语爱好者俱乐部 将对 良好饮食习惯 这一话题进行讨论 请根据下列提示 用英语写一篇 发言稿 内容要点应包