达开高中高三年级10月考英语试题

1、达开高中高三年级10月考英语试题2006年10月28日15：0017：00听力部分：（30分）第一节：听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1. Why do the speakers have to wait ?A. There is too little food in the cafeteria .B. The cafeteria has just opened .C. The cafeteria is short-handed .2.

2、At what time was the fire put out ?A. 2 oclock . B. 4 oclock . C. 5 oclock . 3. Whats the probable relationship between the two speakers ?A. Husband and wife . B. Doctor and patient . C. Teacher and student .4. What does the woman advise the man to do ?A. Eat every bit of food hes been given .B. Was

3、h his plate after meals .C. Clean the place before he leaves .5. Whats Toms mum cooking for supper ?A. French fries . B. Chicken C. Pasta .第二节：听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6. What are the two spea

4、kers talking about ?A. Having an evening class . B. Traveling abroad . C. Learning a foreign language .7. How many foreign languages do they mention in this conversation ?A. Two . B. Three . C. Four听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8. What are the two speakers talking about ?A. American holidays . B. American languag

5、es . C. American people .9. What can we learn from the dialogue ?A. The man has some knowledge of American holidays .B. The woman knows nothing about American people .C. The man has no idea about Independence Day .10. Who is considered to be another great president besides George Washington ?A. Benj

6、amin Franklin . B. John F. Kennedy . C. Abraham Lincoln .听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11. What is the most popular sport in the mans country ?A. Ping-pong . B. Football . C. Basketball .12. What does the man think is the good thing about ping-pong ?A. It needs much space . B. It needs less space . C. Its easy t

7、o play .13. How often does the man play ping-pong ?A. Just by chance . B. Too many times a month . C. Once or twice a month .听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。14. Where are the two speakers probably talking ?A. At a department store . B. In a large factory . C. At a jewelry shop .15. What is the mans trouble ?A. He

8、cant afford a handbag . B. He has difficulty choosing a gift . C. He has no money with him .16. What do we know about the mans mother ?A. She is interested in sewing . B. He is eager for a present . C. She is good at cooking .17. What has the man decided to buy ?A. A fine handbag . B. Some skirt mat

9、erial . C. A nice dress .听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18. In which hall can people buy vegetables ?A. Hall 1 . B. Hall 2 . C. Hall 3 .19. When does the hot breakfast end ?A. At 8 am . B. At 9 : 30 am . C. At 11: 30 am .20. Where is the childrens playroom ?A. On the left side of Hall 1 .B. Next to the telephone

10、s in Hall 3 .C. In the special Italian shop .语法和词汇知识：（15分）21. - Shall I give you a ride as it is raining heavily ? - Thank you . _ .A. If you wish B. It just depends C. Its up to you D. It couldnt be better .22. It was how the little child had learned so many Chinese poems by heart _ attracted the a

11、udiences interest .A. what B. which C. that D. who23. - The English exam this morning was easy , wasnt it ? - Yes , but I dont think _ could pass it .A. everybody B. anybody C. nobody D. somebody24. The house , _ the roof was destroyed in the terrible fire , has been repaired .A. which B. that C. wh

12、ose D. of which25. -What nice weather ! Lets go skating after class . - But Im afraid that the ice is too thin to _ our weight .A. bring B. catch C. bear D. take26. Peoples health will get worse _ the government does something to deal with the pollution . A. but B. if C. except D. unless27. As the t

13、rain ran faster and faster , the lights of the city were soon _ .A. left off B. left alone C. left behind D. left out28. - The thief will be in prison for six years . - But he _ been committed to ten years imprisonment .A. ought to have B. shouldnt have C. must have D. couldnt have29. When she saw t

14、hat I felt better after taking a big meal , she asked me _ question after question , and I told her _ story of my life .A. a ; a B. the ; a C. the ; the D. / ; the30. My job was to wash bottles , which would then be filled with wine , or _ the filled bottles in boxes .A. to put B. putting C. having

15、put D. being put31. -Can you give me the right answer to my question ? - Sorry , I _ .Would you repeat your question ?A. hadnt listened B. wasnt listening C. dont listen D. havent listened32. The chapter begins by considering the purposes _ language testing is carried out .A. on which B. to which C.

16、 for which D. for that33. - I havent seen you for such a long time . _ - I have had a couple of meetings . One in New York and one in Miami .A. Whats bothering you ? B. Whats wrong with you ?C. Where have you gone ? D. Where have you been ?34. Thomas Alva Edison didnt “invent” the light bulb(灯泡) , b

17、ut rather he _ a 50-year-old idea , which is not well-known .A. improved upon B. take down C. put up D. break away 35. We must not hide the cause of death of our dear son because thats the only way we can make people understand AIDS is a/an _ illness.A. shameful B. ordinary C. special D. secret 完形填空

18、（30分）In January of 1968 , I was “surfing” TV channels when I was caught by Funny Business , a show about cartoons . I had always wanted to be a(n) 36 but never knew how to go about it . I wrote to the host of the show , cartoonist Jack Cassady , asking him for advice 37 entering the profession .A fe

19、w weeks later , I got an encouraging 38 letter from Jack , 39 all of my specific questions . He went on to warn me of the possibility of being 40 at first , advising me not to get discouraged 41 that happened . He went further , saying the cartoon 42 I sent him were good and worthy of publication .I

20、 got very 43 and submitted my best cartoons to Playboy and New Yorker . The magazines quickly rejected me with 44 little photocopied form letter . Frustrated , I decided to 45 cartooning .In June of 1987 , I was 46 to get a second letter from Jack Cassady . I t read as follows :“Dear Scott, Im dropp

21、ing you this note to again encourage you to 47 your ideas to various publications . I 48 you lots of luck , sales and good drawing .”I hadnt 49 thanked him for his first letter ! Again , I dragged out my art brushes and set to 50 the sample strips(连环漫画) now known as Dilbert . It finally became popul

22、ar . 51 Dilbert became more successful , I came to appreciate Jacks simple act of 52 . How can you ever 53 a kindness like that ? Just reach out to some person who badly needs encouragement , and 54 . Do it for somebody who knows you have nothing to gain . Theres no 55 thing as a small and great act

23、 of kindness .36. A. actor B. writer C. photographer D. cartoonist37. A. on B. with C. in D. to38. A. informal B. formal C. handwritten D. printing 39. A. asking B. answering C. neglecting D. replying40. A. published B. rejected C. recognized D. appreciated41. A. if B. unless C. since D. before42. A

24、. magazines B. books C. samples D. models43. A. disappointed B. excited C. interested D. surprised44. A. impolite B. kind C. warm D. cold45. A. give up B. give in C. build up D. get in46. A. excited B. interested C. shocked D. surprised47. A. submit B. apply C. lead D. add48. A. expect B. hope C. wi

25、sh D. may49. A. even B. only C. still D. just50. A. put on B. work on C. give up D. take on51. A. Since B. With C. As D. For52. A. love B. friendship C. hurt D. kindness53. A. award B. pay C. treat D. repay54. A. pass it on B. receive it C. forget about it D. move it on55. A. so B. this C. such D. l

26、ike阅读理解（40分）AOn the morning of May 20 , 1927 , Charles A. Lindbergh took off from a muddy airfield in New York and headed for Paris . Fourteen hours later , he was still flying . During the fourteen hours, he had some anxious moments . Sleet had gathered on the wings of the plane and the fog was so

27、thick that he could hardly see the tips of the wings . However , he had encountered equally dangerous flying conditions before . He had only one choice :he had to go on . Alone in the plane , Lindbergh knew that it would be fatal to fall asleep . Before the flight , he had trained himself to stay aw

28、ake for long periods of time . Now he watched the instrument panel intently .At 12:10 on the afternoon of May 21 , Lindbergh caught sight of the coast of Ireland . Now that the flight was almost over , he began to relax a little . Once over land , he knew that he had a good chance of landing safely

29、. After 34 hours in the air without sleep he arrived at Le Bourget Field , Paris .More than a hundred thousand people were there to welcome him as a great hero . His name was on everyones lips . Overnight he had achieved fame ; the whole world was ringing with his praises . Wealthy and famous men an

30、d women fought for the privilege of paying him their personal tributes .Though the whole world was praising him , Lindbergh kept his head . He resisted the temptation to profit by his popularity . He could have made millions of dollars very easily by only signing his name to contracts , but he refus

31、ed to use his name for selfish ends .56. According to the passage , which of the following statements is TRUE ?A. Lindbergh flew from Paris to New York . B. Lindbergh flew about 34 hours without sleep .C. Lindbergh felt anxious all the time while flying . D. Le Bourget Field is in New York .57. Why

32、was it fatal for Lindbergh to fall asleep ?A. The flying conditions were dangerous . B. Other people in the plane were sleeping .C. There was no other person in the plane . D. It was impossible for Lindbergh to stay awake for 34 hours .58. The underlined phrase in the last paragraph means “_”.A. kep

33、t clear B. remained alive C. kept understood D. led the top59. We can learn from the passage that _ .A. Lindbergh achieved fame by flying first B. Lindbergh signed his name to contracts , but he didnt get money .C. Lindbergh had flown the route before D. Lindbergh didnt use his popularity to earn mo

34、ney BWhile television and movies often describe college life as wild and carefree , there is certainly a more serious side to adapting to life away from home . For many students , going to college is the first time a student will live on his own . While that may mean more freedom , it means more res

35、ponsibility as well . Managing ones time , money and overall stress will contribute to a successful college experience .It is not uncommon for perfectly capable freshmen to perform poorly in their classes . One of the most common reasons is the simple failure to manage time effectively . This pivota

36、l (关键的) year is often the first experience of freedom and absence of many familiar boundaries for many students . A student may , for instance , become so caught up in attending parties or staying up late that they do not attend a class , complete assignments , or study for tests . Learning to manag

37、e ones schedule , setting apart the appropriate time for both work and play , may improve ones overall performance . Investing in a student planner and making school the top priority may help .Money management is another new challenge . Students may , for instance , be expected to pay bills and rent

38、 , pay for food and school supplies and fund their own entertainment for the first time ever .Its not uncommon for students to spend too much money eating out rather than cooking at home , or buying video games , DVDs or going on dates , and then there is not enough left to pay the water bill . Most

39、 students benefit from a firm budget . Its a good idea to establish the budget before leaving home , with some help from Mom and Dad . Its not hard to estimate income and expenses and determine how much money will be left over for recreation .60. The authors purpose of writing this article is to _ .

40、A. give students a glimpse of college life B. make suggestions on students college lifeC. encourage students to work hard D. advertise a local university61. The underlined phrase “caught up”(in Paragraph 2) probably means “_”.A. run after B. negative C. pessimistic D. interested62. According to the

41、passage , which of the following statements is NOT true ?A. College life is not exactly like the description by movies and television .B. Stress in study will completely destroy our colorful college life .C. It is helpful for students to have a budget before going to collegeD. Wed better keep a bala

42、nce between study and recreation63. The best title for this passage might be _ .A. Wild College Life B. How to Deal with College LifeC. The Importance of Studying D. Welcome to UniversityC A shoplifter took a very wrong turn while escaping from a supermarket run by an American with two stolen bottle

43、s of alcohol . Hearing screams of “Stop thief !” , heavily armed police just outside Romes police headquarters coolly grabbed the 19-year-old boy . Stunned , the shoplifter immediately confessed and handed over the liquor . “ Yes , I stole the bottles . But not this chocolate ,” he said , pointing t

44、o a candy bar he had bought earlier . Three other Polish young men , lookers-on to the event , were arrested as accomplices(同谋) . An Italian restaurant was fined 688 euros for displaying live lobsters on the ice , in an innovative(革新的) application of an anti-cruelty law usually affecting house hold

45、pets . A court in the northeastern city of Vicenza ruled that the display was a form of abuse dooming the sea animals to a slow death .“Were appealing ,” said Giuseppe Scalesia , who runs Golden Shell along with his brother Camillo . “They said that the lobsters , lying on the ice , sufferThey compa

46、red them in court to other animals , like cats and dogs.”The case was brought by Cecchetto , a former environmental activist , who took his two young children to the restaurant . “ They were shocked by the display ,” Cecchetto said , adding that he immediately got in touch with the ENPA national ani

47、mal protection entity .”ENPA took care of the lawyers and legal proceedings .”Italy has some of the worlds toughest animals rights laws . The city of Rome banned goldfish bowls , seen as cruel , while Turin passed a law that would fine dog owners 500 euros unless they walked their dogs at least thre

48、e times a day .64. The 19-year-old shoplifter came form _ .A. America B. Rome C. Poland D. Italy65. The direct reason why the shoplifter was so easily caught was that _ .A. he was a very inexperienced thief B. he ran toward Romes police headquarters C. he was too nervous to run fast D. the police ha

49、ppened to be outside the supermarket66. Why did this Italian restaurant display live lobsters on the ice ?A. Its owners didnt know it was against the law .B. Its owners were cruel-hearted to animals .C. Its owners wanted to attract customers .D. Lobsters didnt belong to the animals protected by law

50、.67. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage ?A. Besides a chocolate bar , the thief stole two bottles of alcohol .B. Three young men stole the alcohol from the supermarket .C. In Italy , there were laws forbidding lobsters to be displayed on the ice .D. In Italy , people were requir

51、ed by law to treat animals very well .DNext fall when you see wild geese heading south for the winter , flying along in V formation , you might consider what science has discovered as to why they fly that way :As each bird moves its wings , it creates an uplift for the bird immediately following it

52、. By flying in V formation the whole group adds at least 71% greater flying range than if each bird flies on its own .People who share a common direction and sense of community can get where they are going more quickly and easily because they are travelling on the thrust of one another .When a wild

53、goose falls out of formation , it suddenly feels the drag and resistance of trying to go it alone , and quickly gets back into the formation to take advantage of the lifting power of the bird in front . If we have as much sense as a wild goose , we will stay in formation with those who are headed fo

54、r the same way as we are .When the head wild goose gets tired , it will rotate(旋转) back in the wing and another one will fly on the point . It is reasonable to take turns doing demanding jobs .Wild geese honk(雁鸣) from behind to encourage those up front to keep up their speed . What do we say when we

55、 honk from behind ?Finally , and this is important - when a wild goose gets sick or is wounded by gunshots , and falls out of formation , two other wild geese fall out with that wild goose and follow it down to lend help and protection . They stay with the fallen wild goose until it is able to fly or until it dies , and only then do they fly out on their own , or with another formation to catch up with thei