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高一英语考试试卷姓名：分数：一、单项选择1.Therearetworoomsonthefirstfloor,isusedasaguestroom.A.asmallerofwhich B.asmallerofthemC.Thesmallerofwhich D.thesmallerofthem2.ThisisMr.White,Ithinkhassomethinginterestingtotellyou.A.which B.whom C.that D.who3.Canyouthinkofsomecasesdriversobviouslyknewthetrafficrulesbutdidn'tobeythem?A.why B.where C.as D.which4.shewassick,Iwasexpectedtotakeherplacegreatlysurprisedme,forIdidn'thavemuchworkexperience.A.Thatif B.That C.Ifthat D.If5.lifepacecontinuestospeedup,wearequicklylosingtheartofenjoyment.A.With B.When C.While D.As6.Howevermuch,itwillbeworthit.A.doesthewatchcost B.thewatchwillcost C.costthewatch D.thewatchcosts7.Findaseatquickly;,therewon'tbeanyleft. A.ifnot B.ifso C.orrather D.orso8.--DidTimcomebackalittleearlierlastnight?--Yes,itwasnotyettwelveo'clockhearrivedhome.A.why B.when C.that D.which9.Asthelightturnedgreen,Istoodforamoment,not,andaskedmyselfwhatIwasgoingtodo. A.moved B.moving C.tomove D.beingmoved10.“Thingsnevercomeagain!”Icouldn'thelptalkingtomyself. A.lost B.losing C.tolose D.havelost11.--Thelastonepaysthemeal.--Agreed!A.arrived B.arrives C.toarrive D.arriving12.Ismellsomethinginthekitchen.CanIcallyoubackinaminute? A.burning B.burnt C.beingburnt D.tobeburnt13.－How'syourtouraroundtheNorthLake?Isitbeautiful?－Itbe,butitisnowheavilypolluted. A.will B.would C.should D.must14.hehadnothurthisleg,Johnwouldhavewontherace.A.If B.Since C.Though D.WhenA.can B.may C.must D.will16.－Guesswhat!IhavegotAformytermpaper.－Great!Youreadwidelyandputalotofworkintoit. A.must B.should C.musthave D.shouldhave17.--Wearesupposedtohandinourcompositionstomorrow.--Shallwedoitlaterthisweek,say,Friday? A,sometime B.sometime C.sometimes D.sometimes18.Internetisagreattoolifweknowhowtouseit,butitshouldn'tbeareplacementforourlife. A.original B.real C.natural D.actual19.－Iwouldnevertrusthimagain.Heletmedown.－. A.NorwasI B.SodidI C.Neitherwould D.SowouldI20.--Theprojectwasn'tdifficultforhim,wasit?--.Heshouldhavebeengivenamoredifficultone.A.No,itwas B.Yes,itwas C.Yes,itwasn't D.No,itwasn'tA.cantravel;itcan B.travelcan;canit C.cantravel;canit D.travelcan;itcan22.--JackandDavidarebrothers.--Oh,Iwhytheylookedsoalike.A.waswondering B.wonder C.havewondered D.willwonder23.--ImetTomlastmonth.--Really?--Yes.Weeachothersincewegraduatedfromcollege. A.haven'tmet B.hadn'tmet C.wouldn'tmeet D.didn'tmeet二．完形填空Wespentadayinthecountry,pickingwildflowers.1thecarfullofflowersweweregoinghome.Onourwaybackmywife2acupboardoutsideafurnitureshop.Itwastallandnarrow."3it,"mywifesaidatonce."We'llcarryithomeontheroofrack(行李架).I'vealways4onelikethat."WhatcouldIdo?TenminuteslaterIwas$205,andthecupboard6ontotheroofrack.It7sixfeetlongandeighteeninchessquare,quiteheave,too.InthegatheringdarknessIdroveslowly.Otherdriversseemedunusually8thatevening.Thepoliceevenstoppedtraffictoletus9Carryingfurniturewasagoodidea.Afteratimemywifesaid,"There'salonglineofcars10Whydon'ttheypassus,Iwonder?"lnfactapolicecardidpass.Thetwoofficersinside11usseriouslyastheypassed.Butthenwithgreatkindness,they12usthroughtherushhourtraffic.Thepolicecarstopped13ourvillagechurch.Oneoftheofficerscametome."Right,sir,"hesaid."14needanymorehelp?”Iwasabit15"Thanks,officer,"Isaid."Youhavebeenverykind.Ilive16besidetheroad."Thenhe17ourcar;firsttheflowers,thenthecupboard."Well,well,"hesaid,laughing."It'sacupboardyou'vegotthere!Wethoughtitwas18else."Mywifebegantolaugh.Thenthe19struckmelikeastonebetweentheeyes.Ilaughedat20."Yes,it'sacupboard,butthanks."IdroveasfastasIcould,stillthinkingoverthisfunnyexperience.()1.A.Filling B.Making C.On D.With()2.A.found B.noticed C.watched D.observed()3.A.Buy B.Hold C.Make D.Own()4.A.wanted B.found C.required D.noticed()5.A.shorter B.less C.fewer D.poorer()6.A.waswrapped B,washung C.wastied D.waspassed()7.A.looked B.measured C.appeared D.seemed()8.A.careful B.polite C.frightened D.attentive()9.A.past B.across C.out D.through()10.A.along B.behind C.ahead D.together()11.A.lookedat B.shoutedat C.glaredat D.smiledat()12.A.took B.directed C.pointed D.led()13.A.in B.before C.on D.with()14.A.DoyouB.Willyou C.Couldyou D.Wouldyou()15.A.surprisedB.frightened C.worried D.excited()16.A.nearly B.just C.straight D.almost()17.A.searched B.struck C.examined D.watched()18.A.anything B.everything C.nothing D.something()19.A.problem B.truth C.matter D.incident()20.A.mywife B.theofficer C.myself D.thecupboard三．阅读理解Duringthe19thcentury,scientistsfoundthatwhencertainpartsofaperson'sbrainwereinjured,hewouldlosethepowertodocertainthings.Andso,peoplethoughtthateachpartofthebraindoesadifferentjob.Butmodernresearchhasdiscoveredthatthisisnotso,foritisnoteasytoshowexactlywhateachpartofthebraindoes.Inthepastfiftyyearstherehasbeenagreatincreaseintheamountofresearchdoneonthebrain.Scientistshavefoundoutthatthewaythebrainworkisnotsosimpleaspeopleingeneralmaythink.Chemiststellusthatabout100,000chemicalchangestakeplaceinthebraineverysecond.Somerecentresearchesalsosuggestthatwecanremembereverythingthathappenstous.Wemaynotbeabletothinkofthethingswehaveheardandseen,butitisallkeptthereinthestorehouseofthehumanmind.Earlierscientiststhoughtthatthepowerofone'sbraingotweakerandweakerasonegrewolder.Butitisnowthoughtthatthat'snottrue.Aslongasthebrainisgivenplentyofexercise,itkeepsitspower,whichhasbeenprovedthatanoldpersonwhohasalwaysbeenactiveinthemindhasaquickermindthanayoungpersonwhohasonlydonephysicalworkwithoutusingmuchofhisbrain.()1Inthelastcentury,scientistsfoundthatapersonwouldlosethepowertodocertainthings.A.whenhehaddrunktoomuch B.ifcertainpartsofhisbrainwerehurtC.afterhedidaquitedifferentjob D.ifhehadbeengreatlyfrightened()2.Scientiststodayarestillunabletoshowexactly.A.howmanychemicalchangestakeplaceinthebraineachsecondB.whethereachpartofthebraindoesthesameworkC.whateachpartofthebrainisdo