2016年深圳市高中英语必修三期中测试题(二).doc

期中复习测试题（二）I 语言知识及应用(共两节，满分45分)第一节完形填空（共l5小题；每小题2分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从1-15各题所给的A、B、C和D项中，选出最佳选项。Forgiveness is not easy for anyone. It causes strong feelings - both in people who choose to forgive and in people who do not forgive. It is a process (过程) that only _l_ if people freely choose it, and it has the power to completely change some difficult_2_. Matthew is from England. One day, while Matthew was at work, someone entered his house. This person stole his things and left. Matthew was angry. A few weeks later, the _3_ robber came back to Matthews house. Now Matthew felt dangerous. He felt as if he could not_4_ himself and his girlfriend. After a month, the police arrested the man who entered Matthews _5_. His name was Billy. Soon after, a police officer invited Matthew to_6_Billy. Matthew decided to go to the prison and talk with him, but he was not the only person there. Other victims(受害者) Billy_7_ were there, too. Billy told Matthew and the others about his past. Then the _8_ talked about how they were hurt by Billy s actions. Matthew saw a change in Billy. Billy could now see how his _9_ had hurt the people like Matthew. Matthew said, When I left the prison I recognized things had changed for me. I _10_ from being a victim of crime to being able to see things from Billys side. Some kind of balance had been_11_. Forgiveness looks_12_in every situation. Some people can only be forgiven if they Show_13_ for their actions. Others can bye forgiven even if they dont recognize their_14_ For some it means every day deciding to forgive again. Forgiveness is difficult, expensive and painful. But it has the possible power to _15_change hard situations.1. A. agrees B. continues C. works D. finishes2. A. situations B. decisions C. times D. positions 3. A. other B. angry C. strange D. same4. A. hurt B. forgive C. protect D. believe5. A. office B. life C. house D. village6. A. invite B. meet C. call D. teach7. A. hurt B. knew C. remembered D. killed8. A. police B. officers C. robbers D. victims9. A. changes B. powers C. feelings D. actions10. A. moved B. looked C. felt D. changed11. A. influenced B. recovered C. ended D. lost12. A. same B. different C. great D. strong13. A. regrets B. thanks C. concerns D. evidence 14. A. dangers B. appearances C. mistakes D. difficulties15. A. freely B. possibly C. easily D. completely第二节语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分） 阅读下面短文，按照句子结构的语法性和上下文连贯的要求，在空格处填入一个适当的词或使用括号中词语的正确形式填空。Last night, my dad showed me something special that I h6ad never seen before. It was_16_old box which contained many silver coins My dad has been collecting old silver coins_17_he was a kid. But I didnt know _18_ he had put all his coins until he showed them to me. He said his father used to do the same. He decided to give me his collection when I was to move out to live_19_ my own. I knew the _20_ (choose) I made was a difficult one, but I wanted to do things by myself. My father divided his collection into two parts and told me to use _21 _ only when I really got into trouble. I didnt understand what he _22_(mean), so he explained it to me. And I didnt know whether I could sell them or not, so I asked my father some other questions about them and he answered them_23_ (patience) one by one. He said he only sold _24_ of his coins to help him finish his studies many years ago. After_25_ (take) out part of the coins, I thanked him and promised that I would use them wisely.II 阅读(共两节，满分50分)第一节阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D项中，选出最佳选项。ABrad is originally from New Zealand. But when he was nine years old,-his family moved to Australia. It was there that Brad first experienced success as a sportsman. He was only nineteen years old when he started playing for a major rugby (橄榄球) league team called the Brisbane. And only two years later, he played for his local state team named Pioneer. One year after that, the Australian national team manager chose him to play for Australia. Brad was proud to accept this chance to play rugby at the highest level, even if his first game was against the country of his birth New Zealand！Before he knew what was happening, Brad had become a rich and famous sports star! Brad moved back to his birth country of New Zealand in 2001. He decided to start playing rugby union instead of rugby league. And, as before, he experienced great success! He achieved the dreams he had when he was a boy. He always wanted to be an All-Black - a member of the New Zealand national rugby team. The players wear black shirts and shortr9UAnd their skill brings fear to every team that faces them! Brad became an All-Black in 2003. Brad returned to rugby league briefly in 2005. But he decided to spend the remaining years of his sporting life playing rugby union. Steve Tew is head of the New Zealand Rugby Union. Brad hopes that his life will continue to have a positive effect on people both on and off the rugby field. He says, I am not a person who pushes his faith on other people. I hope that people will notice the change m me from my life.26. When did Brad play for Pioneer? A. At the age of 19 B. After living in Australia for 12 years. C. After returning to New Zealand. D. Before playing for the Brisbane. 27. What can be inferr9d from the second paragraph? A. Brad was chosen as a team manager. B. Brad was pleased to serve his birth country. C. Brad played rugby against Australia. D. Brad experienced great success in rugby. 28. In the rest of his sports life, Brad would like to_. A be an All-Black B. play rugby union C. play rugby league D. teach in rugby field 29. How does the passage mainly develop? A. By providing examples. B. By referring to the authors statements.C. By following the order of time. D. By following the order of importance. 30. What is the purpose of this passage? A. To explain rugby to readers. B. To add the readers knowledge. C. To encourage people to learn rugby. D. To introduc8eva famous sports star.BMany people in India believe that sons will grow up to bring money into the family. A son can get a good job and support his parents. But a girl usually costs a lot of money. Traditionally, the parents must pay a large dowry (嫁妆) for a girl to be married. If parents have already had one or two daughters, they may wish for a son .even more. When their next child is a girl, they are disappointed again. Some parents in these cases decide to give their daughters names that mean unwanted. This was the case with Sakshi. Sakshi comes from a family with six girls but no boys. Parents choose names like Dagadi or Dhondi for their unwanted girls. These names mean stone - as if the girl was a heavy load the family has to carry. Or, like in Sakshis case, parents name their girls Nakushi or Nakusa. These names mean unwanted. Doctor Bhagwan Pawar is the health officer in the district of Satara. He has worked to change the girls negative opinions about themselves in this area. One way he hopes to do this is get rid of the names like Nakushi and Nakusa. He says, Many of these girls feel bad about their names. It influences how they feel about themselves. In October 2013 Doctor Pawar helped organize a special ceremony, and 285 girls took part in it. Each girl chose her own new name. Many of the girls chose names of powerful women like goddesses or Bollywood actresses. Some chose names with beautiful meanings. All school materials and official records with the girls names were also changed. Sakshi knows that her friends and family will have to learn to use her new name. But she does not mind. She told Ahmed, I feel like a new person. I feel confident. It will change my lifeforever.31. From the first paragraph, we can know that_.A. girls in India cant get a jobB. many Indians prefer sons to daughtersC. parents spend more money on their sons marriage,D. boys only marry girls with a large dowry32. Which name means unwanted?. A. Bhagwan. B. Dagadi. C. Nakusa. D. Dhondi.33. Why does Pawar hope to change some girls names? A. To change their opinions. B. To improve their health. C. To remember names easily. D. To sound beautiful.34. What can we know from the fifth paragraph? A. Pawar invited 285 girls and their parents to the ceremony.B. Each parent chose good names for girls.C. There were some famous actresses in the ceremony.D. The government also helped these girls.35. What does Sakshi mean in the last paragraph? A. She helps her family use her new name. B. She feels more confident with her new name. C. She especially wishes her name to be used. D. She has changed into another girl.C Very LeFreak Ages l2-up Very LeFreak cant live without her iPhone, laptop, text messages and so on. Whenever theres an incoming message, call, text message, or photo, shes going to answer. Nothing is too- important: sleep, friends, classes, or a meeting with the teacher about poor scores. Soon enough this costs Very everything and everyone. Can she learn to get rid of the noise so she can finally hear her heart?ICE Ages 12-up When Cassie was a little girl, her grandmother told her a fairy tale about her mother, who made a deal with they Polar Bear King and was swept away to the end of the earth. . Now that Cassie is older, she knows the story was a nice way of saying her mother had died, Cassie lives with her father at an Arctic research station, and she is determined to become a scientist. Then, on her 18th birthday, Cassie comes face-to-face with a polar bear who tells her that her mother is alive and that he can bring her back if Cassie agrees to be his bride(新娘). That ,is the beginning of Cassies own real-life fairy tale.Claim to FameAges l0-14 One day Lindsay Scott was on top of the world as the star of a hit TV show. The next day her fame turned into suffering. Every time anyone said anything about her, she heard it. And everyone was talking about everything about her. Finally, she was greatly influenced by this situation. Suddenly, Lindsay disappeared from the public eye. But now shes 16 and back in the news: a newspaper claims that Lindsay is being held hostage (人质) by her father. What is the truth?36. According to the passage, Very_. A. is crazy about information technology B. is used for science subjects C. likes to make friends with everyone D. always receives calls from strangers37. Why did Cassies grandmother tell her a fairy tale about her mother? A. To expect her to save her mother. B. To encourage her to become a scientist. C. To tell her that her mother had died. D. To wish her to understand the true love.38. The book Claim to Fame describes Lindsay as a girl who_. A. liked being the center of news B. dreamed of being a star C. was eager to become famous D. was troubled by fame39. What does Very LeFreak have in common with Claim, to Fame? A. They both discuss the problems of modern teens. B. They both belong to the humorous stories. C. They both value the importance of friends. D. They both describe the meaning of family.40. If Jack is eleven, he should choose the book about_. A. Very B. Cassie C. a polar bear D. Lindsay ScottDMichael Jordans shoes from the world-famous game of the 1997 NBA Finals were sold for more than $100, 000 in an online auction (拍卖) Thursday. The Nike Air Jordan XII shoes were owned by a Utah Jazz ball boy called Preston Truman who befriended Jordan when the Chicago Bulls visited Salt Lake City. Jordan was playing with what he thought was the flu, but still led the Bulls to a key victory in the NBA Finals. Preston Truman has said he asked for Jordans shoes after the game. He kept them locked in a safe box at a Utah bank for 15 years. He turned down an $11, 000 0ffer for the size-13 shoes froma collector m the next season. Truman was thrilled and really happy with the overall number, Russek said Thursday. He has no crazy plans other than paying off his college fees: It was the most expensive pair of game-used footwear that anyone had ever sold. Truman befriended Jordan by bringing him his favorite pre-game snack food, and the ball boy told it to The Salt Lake Tribune last month. It started with a challenge from Jordan, There will be no autographs (亲笔签名) for ball boys after the game if I dont get my applesauce(苹果酱)” Hearing this, Truman ran away to look for applesauce, he finally made it. Jordan was smiling. You came through, he told Truman. When the Chicago Bulls came back for the finals months later, Truman had more applesauce waiting for Jordan. along with a fearless request, Are you doing anything with your shoes after the game? Jordan looked him in the eye and said, Why, you want them? Truman said he wouldbe honored. And finally Jordan gave the red-and-black shoes to Truman.41. The underlined word befriended in paragraph 1 probably means “_”. A. got along well with sb B. made friends with sb C. comforted sb D. appreciated ones help42. The money that Preston Truman got from selling the pair of shoes can be probably used for _. A. education B. job hunting C. public services D. applesauce43. Which of the following statements is-NOT true according to the passage? A. Michael Jordans shoes were kept by Preston Truman for at least 15 years. B. Michael Jordans shoes were sold for more than $100, 000. C. Michael Jordan autographed the pair of footwear. D. The red-and-black shoes were given to Truman after the finals.44. According to the last paragraph, it can be inferred that _. A. it may be Trumans behaviour that made his request fulfilled B. it was Trumans efforts that made Jordan win the finals . C. Jordan felt sorry for Trumans behavior D. the Chicago Bulls finally lost the game45. What could be the best title of the passage? A. The Most Expensive Shoes Ever B. The Most Excellent Player Ever C. The Most Precious Gift Ever D. The Most Wonderful Game Ever第二节信息匹配（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分） 阅读下列应用文及相关信息，并按照要求匹配信息。首先，请阅读以下几则课程信息：A. This course introduces the concept of system safety and how to analyze and design safer systems.instructorsProf. Nancy Leveson and Dr John P. ThomasTimesFall in 2014Course Number 1663JLevelUndergraduatesFeature Lecture notes and assignmentsB. This course examines the modern explanation of freedom and the duties that people accept when honoring it.InstructorDr Linda RabiehTime Spring in 2014Course Number1112CLevelUndergraduatesC. This course covers, with a focus on both theory and advanced empirical topics in international trade.InstructorProf. Arnaud Costinot and Prof. Dave DonaldsonTimeWinter in 2014Course Number1458JLevelGraduatesFeatureLecture notesD. This course studies the development of Bilingualism (双语) in human history.InstructorProf. Suzanne FlynnTimeSummer in 2014Course Number2406JLevelUndergraduatesE. This course studies the national literature of the United States since the early 19th century.InstructorDr Wyn KelleyTimeSpring in 2015Course Number2016LLevelUndergraduatesF. This course is an introduction to various musical traditions of the world.InstructorProf. Patricia TangTimeSummer in 2015Course Number2013MLevelUndergraduates阅读以下的信息，将其与其上面所对应的课程相匹配：46. Prof. Patricia Tang, a famous singer and composer, will hold a course about different kinds of musical traditions of the world in New York University next summer. Any undergraduate in this school who is interested in it can apply for the course.47. Jacky Chen, an undergraduate from China, is now studying human history in Stanford University. He is also interested in the bilingualism in human history. He would like to take a course connected with it this summer, because he doesnt need to return to his homeland this summer.48. Lily, who is fond of the literature, wants to study the national literature of the United States, especially since the early 19th century as her new major before she graduates from Stanford University. And if the course is held during the spring in 2015, it will be better.49. Both Prof. Nanny Leveson and Dr John P.Thomas are good at researching system safety, analyzing and designing safer systems. They always give you vivid and attractive lectures, which can make you amazed at what you learn. Those undergraduates who are interested in the course can register for the course now. The course will be held in the fall this year.50. Tom, majoring in international trade in Peking University in China, is now studying in Harvard University as a graduate. He wants to continue his major in the USA. Besides studying the theory in the subje