暑假作业检测5.doc

高三暑假作业检测5编制人：邢季一、根据中文写出英文单词1视觉的_ 2. 永久的_ 3. 文凭_4. 灵活的_ 5. 上瘾的_ 6. 滥用_ 7. 现象_ 8. 拥护_ 9. 评估_ 10. 潜在的_二、写出下列划线词的中文含义1. Immigration is a controversial issue in many countries. _2. By a strange coincidence we happened to be travelling on the same train. _3. Words cannot convey how delighted I was. _4. Repairing your car will cost a minimum of 100 dollars. _5. It was a very tough decision but we feel we made the right one. _6. His son was injected with strong drugs. _7. Ive personally never subscribed to the view that either sex is superior to the other. _8. Her lawyer said she understood the consequences of her actions and was prepared to go to jail. _9. The building houses a wide and diverse variety of antiques. _10. Joan is absolutely right. _三、单项选择21. According to a rule that took _ effect on January 1，2013，_ drivers would have to pay more attention to traffic rules or they would risk being punished.A. an; the B. /; / C. the; the D. an; /22. As a popular programme, The Voice of China succeeded in developing peoples _ of the different music styles rather than the singers appearance.A. commitment B. appreciation C. criticism D. cooperation23. What was the matter with our school network? I dont know. My computer _ to the Internet in our office for a few days.A. hasnt linked B. doesnt linkC. wasnt linked D. hasnt been linked24. What a large sum of money! Is it intended for me? Yes, boy. If you get full marks in the game, youll have _ that.A. more than twice than B. more than twice as much asC. twice as much than D. as much twice as25. That team _ victory in the final. Yeah, but one player lost control of the ball in the last minute.A. could enjoy B. must enjoyC. could have enjoyed D. must have enjoyed26. The manager has decided to put _ he thinks is energetic and clever in the position of the leadership of the company.A. whoever B. anyone C. whomever D. those27. Mum, could you spare me a few minutes? I want to have a talk with you. OK, but with little time to go, youd better tell me the whole thing _A. in detail B. in total C. in brief D. in particular28. Whats the meaning of the word “microblog”？ Sorry, I have no idea. I suppose you _ as well consult our English teacher.A. might B. should C. must D. need29. The decision _ Internet addiction as a mental disorder has caused much debate among people.A. being defined B. to define C. defined D. to be defined30. A survey shows that the organization hasnt broken rules, but _ responsibly.A. it has neither acted B. so has it actedC. neither has it acted D. it has so acted31. The company has been performing poorly over the past year. In my view, it needs to _ its image.A. hold up B. take up C. step up D. polish up32. Mo Yans success in getting the 2012 Nobel Prize in Literature is the kind of life story _ a fantastic novel might be written.A. in which B. by whom C. about which D. of whom33. What did you think of the lecture by Mr. Smith last night? Sorry, I _ an examination then.A. would prepare for B. have prepared forC. had prepared for D. was preparing for34. He hasnt got any hobbies, _ you call watching TV a hobby.A. when B. unless C. if D. as35. Look! Here comes the bus and I have to go now. Thank you for seeing me off. Goodbye, and _！A. all right B. cheer up C. all the best D. go ahead四、完形填空Mark was in the first third grade class I taught at Saint Marys School. He often _36_ without stopping. I had to remind him again and again that talking without _37_ was not acceptable. What _38_ me so much, though, was his _39_ response every time I had to correct him for misbehaving. “Thank you for correcting me, Sister！” I didnt know what to make of it at first, but before long I became _40_ to hearing it many times a day.One morning my _41_ was growing thin when Mark talked once too often, and then I _42_ a beginner teachers mistake. I looked at him and said, “_43_ you say one more word, I am going to tape your mouth shut！”Ten seconds later, Mark talked again. Since I had stated the _44_ in front of the class, I had to act on it._45_ saying a word, I tore off two pieces of tape and made a big X with them over his mouth. A moment later, I _46_ the tape, and his first words were, “Thank you for correcting me, Sister.”One day, I asked the students to write down the _47_ thing they could say about each of their classmates. Then, I wrote down the name of each student on a(n) _48_ sheet of paper and _49_ what everyone else had said about that individual. On Monday, I gave each student his or her list. Before long, the entire class was _50_. “Really？” I heard the whispers. “I didnt know others liked me so much！” Then Mark said, “Thank you for teaching me, Sister.”No one ever _51_ those pieces of paper in class again. I never knew if they discussed them after class. Several years later, Mark joined the army and was killed in Vietnam. At the funeral, his father said, “They found this on Mark. We thought you might _52_ it.” Opening a billfold, he _53_ removed two worn pieces of notebook paper, folded and refolded many times. They were the ones I gave him! Marks mother said gratefully, “Mark _54_ better and better at school because of you and your list.”Sometimes the smallest things could _55_ the most to others. Praise the people you love and care about before it is too late.36. A. laughedB. talkedC. shoutedD. walked37. A. permission B. direction C. information D. discussion38. A. influenced B. convinced C. encouraged D. impressed39. A. confident B. dishonest C. sincere D. excited40. A. opposed B. addicted C. accustomed D. devoted41. A. patience B. kindness C. determination D. anxiety42. A. made B. remembered C. chose D. forgot43. A. Although B. Unless C. If D. Until44. A. doubt B. complaint C. disappointment D. punishment45. A. Upon B. By C. Without D. After46. A. removed B. broke C. touched D. discovered47. A. biggest B. easiest C. coldest D. nicest48. A. valuable B. rare C. expensive D. separate49. A. expected B. listed C. approved D. hid50. A. regretting B. waiting C. smiling D. wishing51. A. returned B. mentioned C. lost D. found52. A. repair B. recognize C. refuse D. clean53. A. carefully B. strictly C. madly D. casually54. A. answered B. prepared C. recovered D. behaved55. A. owe B. explain C. mean D. lend五、阅读理解ATerry Evanshen was one of Canadian footballs greatest receivers. One day in July 1988, his youngest daughter Jennifer remembered getting a phone call from Terry on his way home from work. “He called on his mobile phone, and said, Ill be home in 10 minutes. Coming home for a barbecue，” Jennifer said. But as he passed through an intersection(十字路口) a van ran a red light, smashing into Terrys jeep and throwing him out of his seat belt. He was rushed to nearby Oshawa General hospital.Moments later, police arrived at the Evanshen home with the news. Lorraine, Terrys wife, remembered seeing him in the ICU for the first time after the accident. There was nothing but machines all over him. He wasnt a pretty sight, and at that time their hope and that of the doctors wasnt very good. Terry lay deep in a coma(昏迷). Three weeks later, he came out of his coma. A lifetime of memories had been wiped clean. He didnt even recognize his own wife. He had been all but reduced to the level of a child.At age 44, Terry Evanshen would be starting all over again. Terry had to train himself how to think, how to speak and even relearn something as basic as how to shave. What made it worse was that Terrys brain could not understand the most basic human emotions. But he had the support of his family, marked by small victories and a renewed bond between him and his three daughters liked to teach him how to play football again. “So I was standing there and I said Put your hand out， like he used to，” said Terrys daughter Tara. “Then Tracey threw him the ball and thats when he stood there, and thats when I realized, Oh my god, I think he really doesnt remember how to do this.”But when Terry returned in 1992 from a sixmonth stint at a rehabilitation(康复) center in Washington State, his recovery really began to pick up steam. It has taken years to rebuild his life, but today, more than 20 years since his playing days, Terry is a popular motivational speaker. He tells his inspiring story of perseverance and courage in his presentation. “Never forget were all in this game of life together，” Evanshen said, as he frequently looked at his large stack of cue(线索) cards in his hands. “We will get to the finish line, one day at a time, one moment at a time, but celebrate the journey.” Evanshen says his family has been his most important asset(财产). He stresses that he refuses to be a victim, claiming he is a survivor.56. Why did the accident happen?A. Because Terry didnt fasten his seat belt.B. Because the driver of the van didnt obey traffic rules.C. Because there was something wrong with the braking system of the van.D. Because Terry talked on the mobile phone with his daughter when driving.57. When Lorraine saw Terry in the ICU for the first time after the accident, she knew that Terry _A. had a good chance to recover fully soonB. had no memory of his life before the crashC. was in serious and worrying conditionD. would be a good speaker one day58. We can learn from the passage that _A. Terry owed thanks to his family for their supportB. Terry didnt need to look at any notes when giving a speechC. Terry didnt get along well with his three daughters after the accidentD. Terry came out of his coma at a rehabilitation center in Washington State59. Which is the best title of the passage?A. A great receiver and his wife B. What makes a familyC. The life of a great family D. The man who lost himselfBLandSave $350 on an 11night weight loss vacation or $25 per night for any wellness program at the New Life Hiking Spa in Killington, Vt. The 11night vacation now costs $2，279 single; stay May 1627, May 27June 7，May 28June 8, June 26July 7, July 819 or anytime in August. 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Which of the following is included in the package at Hotel Bethlehem?A. Massage and/or facial (one per threenight stay)B. Hiking program and exercise classes.C. Three daily good meals and nutritious snacks.D. Two allday/night lift tickets to Blue Mountain.62. This passage is mainly written to _A. provide some information about travel bargainsB. compare the prices of accommodation at hotelsC. describe interesting vacations around the globeD. introduce ways of booking hotels in different areasCIzhar Gafni, 50, is an expert in designing automated massproduction lines. He said during a recent demonstration, his latest prototype(雏形) has now proven itself and mass production will begin in a few months.“I was always fascinated by applying unconventional technologies to materials and I did this on several occasions. I worked for four years to cancel out the corrugated(波纹的) cardboards weak structural points. Making a cardboard box is easy and it can be very strong and durable, but to make a bicycle was extremely difficult and I had to find the right way to fold the cardboard in several different directions. It took a year and a half for me to get it right.” Gafni said.Once the shape has been formed and cut, the cardboard is treated with a secret concoction(混合) made of organic materials to give it its waterproof and fireproof qualities. In the final stage, it is coated with lacquer paint for appearance.Once ready for production, the bicycle will include no metal parts, even the brake mechanism and the wheel and pedal(踏板) bearings will be made of recycled materials.Gafni owns several topoftherange bicycles which he said are worth thousands of dollars each, but when his own creation reaches mass production, it should cost no more than about $20 to buy.Nimrod Elmish, Gafnis business partner, said cardboard and other recycled materials could bring a major change in current production norms because grants(拨款) and rebates(折扣) would only be given for local production and there would be no financial benefits by making bicycles in cheap labor markets.“This is a real gamechanger. It changes. the way products are manufactured and shipped. It causes factories to be built everywhere instead of moving production to cheaper labor markets. Everything that we have known in the production world can change，” he said.Elmish said the business model they had created meant that rebates for using “green” materials would entirely cancel out production costs and this could allow for bicycles to be given away for free in poor countries.Producers would get financial rewards from advertisements such as from multinational companies who would pay for their logo to be part of the frame, he explained.Elmish said initial production was set to begin in Israel in months on three bicycle models and a wheelchair and they will be available to purchase within a year.63. It can be inferred from the passage that _A. Nimrod Elmish is a creative and generous personB. Izhar Gafni made bicycles out of common cardboards with strong structureC. the cardboard bicycle is very cheap mainly because of the ads on its frameD. Izhar Gafni succeeded in designing cardboard bicycles after years of trial and error64. Whats the meaning of the underlined word “unconventional” in Paragraph 2?A. Different from usual ways. B. Almost true.C. Able to make good judgment. D. Very modern.65. From what Gafni said in Paragraph 2, we can conclude that _A. he is enthusiastic about making a cardboard bicycleB. lacquer paint makes the cardboard bicycle waterproof and fireproofC. making a cardboard bicycle is quite similar to making a cardboard boxD. the first stage of making a cardboard bicycle is to make a cardboard box66. Where is this passage probably taken from?A. A science textbook. B. A news report. C. A travel guide. D. An essay.DIn 1996, Mikael Hed completed a year of military service in the Finnish(芬兰的) army before attending a French business school. At the same time, Niklas Hed enrolled at Helsinki University majoring in computer science. The two cousins are among the founders of Rovio, the company that developed the global hit game Angry Birds.Early yearsFounded in 2003, when it was called Relude, the companys early years were far from successful. Without distribution channels and marketing, the company survived by doing projects for big developers, such as EA.Luckily, the government supported his ideas and offered the company 379，510 euro (3 million yuan) from 2005 to 2007, as part of Finlands national strategy to support innovators(创新者)Heav