一中2012届高三10月考试题英语

A．theyfoundmanymistakesinthereport B．SammadelotsofmistakesinthereportC．thereareplentyofmistakesinthereport D．thereportisfullofmistakesIt’scertainlyhardwork..But, ,amanwhowishestohaveacareerhastomakeagreatmanysacrifices.A.onthe B.ontheother C.for D.in－Whatdoesthesignoverthere—“No bringdrinksintothestudentcomputerA. B. C. D.medicaltreatmentinthiscountrycoverssicknessofmindaswellas A. B. C. D.Sheclimbeduptothetopofthehill,from shecouldhaveagoodviewofthewhole Somuchofinterest thatmostvisitorssimplyrunoutoftimebeforeseeingitA.offers B.Beijing C.doesBeijing D.BeijingdoesJimtoldusallthat hesaidsoatthemeetingwasreallyA. B. C. D.allFormanyyears,people electriccars.However,makingthemhasbeenmoredifficultthanpredicted.A.haddreamed B.havedreamed C.dreamed D.dreamConsideringhishealth,Iadvisehimto anhourortwoeachdaytoworkA.set B.set C.set D.setShewentthoughaperiodofemotional afterherfellintoruinsandshefinallydecidedtofindanewjob.A. B. C. D.—Howaboutseeingthenewcomedy— Idon’tlikedrama．It'snotmycupof B．HowC．I'mrightwithyouon D．That'sa（20120分Itwashergigglingthatdrewmyattention．Notetakingreallywasn'tallthatWalkingovertotheoffender,Iaskedfor 21 ．Frozen,sherefusedtogiveittome．Iwaited,allattentionintheclassroomonthequiet 22 shefinally 23itovershewhispered,“Okay,butIdidn'tdrawit”.Itwasahand- 24 ofme,teethblackenedandthewords“I'mstupid”comingoutofmymouth．Imanagedtofolditupcalmly．Mymind,25,wasworkingangrilyasIstrugglednotto26.IfiguredIknewthetwomostlikelycandidatesfordrawingthepicture．Itwoulddothemsome27toteachthemalesson,andmaybeitwashightimethatIdidit!Thankfully,Iwasabletokeepmyself28Whentherewereaboutsixminutesremaining,Ishowedtheclassthepicture．TheywereallsilentasItoldthemhow29thiswasforme．Itoldthemtheremustbeareason30andnowwastheirchancetowritedownanythingtheyneededtolme．ThenIletthemwritesilentlywhileIsniffedinthebackoftheclassroom．AsI31thenoteslater,manyofthemsaidsomethinglike,“I'vegotnothingagainstyou,”or“I'msorryyouwerehurt．”Somekidssaid,“We're32ofyou．”Buttwonotes,fromthegirlswhoI33werebehindthepicture,hadalistofissues．Iwastoo34,toostrict…Readingthosenotes,Irealizedthatoverthecourseofthisyear,insteadof35mystudents,Ihadbeguncommandingthemto36．WhereIthoughtIwasdrivingthemtosuccessIwas37drivingthemaway．Ihadsomeapologizingtodo．Butthenextdayintheclassroom,oneboyandonegirleachhandedmeacard．Theone38byalltheboysexpressedsincereregretfortheuglyjoke．Theonefromthegirlsaskedfor39.Thiswasalessonforboththekidsandme．Forgivenessdoesnotchangethepast,butitdoesenlargethe40.C．ex第二部分阅读理解(第一节20小题小题2第二节5每小题1分45（ABC和D项，并在答题纸上将该选项标号涂黑。ANews(March6,2008)thatwasmakinga$44.6billionbidtobuyYahoowasgreetedwithheateddiscussionbymanyInternetusersonFriday.Herearesomeresponses:MarkGaleassiofKansasCity,Thisisthebestmoveforbothparties.Yahoohastheideasandhasthemoneytofinallymarkettheseideascorrectly.andYahooareaperfectfitandthedealwillbegoodforScottG.ofNewIwasaYahoouserforyearsalongwithHotmailfrom.Thencamealong:Earth,ToolbarandGmail.issoinnovative(创新的)witheverythingtheydo.Yahooand...sameoldstory...Idon’tthinkthemerger(合并)willdoanythingforeitherexceptimprovetheYahooshareholders’bankaccounts.MichaelGlosserofEstero,Rightnow,YahoooffersalotoffeaturesandtoolsatnocostforalldifferentlevelsofInternetusers.seeksnothingbutprofit.Undoubtedly,they’lldonothingotherthanfindwaystostartremovingYahoo’sformerlynon-pricedfeatures.’sgreedwillruinthegreatthingthatYahoocurrentlyis.ToniSuarezofHaciendaHeights,Perhapsitwouldbringbetterhightechnologyinnovationstoe-mailandhelpinresearchinganddeveloabetterInternet!AntonioSimmonsofParkville,purchasingYahoowouldbenothingmorethananattemptfromtofurtherimposeupontheuserstheirpoor-qualitysoftwareandobtainmorewealthforthe.Inmyopinion,theywillneverbeabletocompetewithbecauseYahooand’scurrentsearchenginesaretooinferior(差的)tocompete.Evenifcombined,theystilllack.WhoisinfavorofthemergerofandA.AntonioSimmons.B.MichaelGrosser.C.Scott D.MarkIntheopinionofScott themergerwillcontributetoYahooandarelackinginisgettingshortofmanagementexperiencethemergerwillallowtoovertakeMichaelGrosserisafraid themergerwillcostYahoo’sthemergerwillleadto’smonopoly()ofthetheincreasedcompetition outoftheInternetuserswillhavetobuy’scostlyWhatisAntonioSimmons’attitudetowardsA. B. C. D.BIndepartmentstoresandclosetsallovertheworld,theyarewaiting.Theiroutwardappearanceseemsratherappealingbecausetheyhaveavarietyofstyles,patterns,materials,andcolors.Buttheyareeventuallythebiggestdeception（）thatexistsinthefashionindustrytoday.Whatarethey?Theyarehighheels（高跟鞋）—awoman’sworstenemy(whethersheknowsitornot).Fashionhasledwomentobelievethattheyaremorebeautifulorfashionableforwearingheels,butinreality,heelscausetroubles.Womenshouldfightthehighheelindustrybyrefusingtouseorbuytheminordertosavetheworldfromunnecessaryphysicalandpsychologicalsuffering.Tobefair,itmustbenotedthatthereisapositivesidetohighheels.First,heelsareexcellentIamtalkingabout.Asimpletriparoundtheyardinapairofthosebabiesgetsridofalltheneedtocallforalawncareexpert,andprovidestheperfect-sizedholestogiveanylawnoxygenwithoutallthedirtlyingaround.Second,heelsarequiteusefulfordefendingagainst ingenemiesbythreateningthemwithapairofthesesharp,deadlyfashionitems.Regardlessofsuchpracticalusesforheels,thefactremainsthatwearinghighheelsisharmfultoone’sphysicalhealth.Talktoanypodiatrist（足病医生）,andyouwillhearthatmostoftheirbusinesscomesfromhigh-heel-wearingwomen.Highheelsareknowntocauseproblemssuchasmisshapenfeetandtorntoenails.TheriskofseriousbackproblemsandtwistedorbrokenanklesisthreetimeshigherforahighheelwearerthanforaflatshoewearerWomenwearingheelsmaygetaheelcaughtinanarrowsidewalkgapandbethrowntothegroundandpossiblybreakanoseback,orneck.Andofcourseafterwearingheelsforaday,anywomanknowsshecanlookforwardtoanightofpainasshetriestocomfortherachingfeet.Despitethedisadvantagesofhighheels,womenarestillcrazyaboutthembecauseof thedifferentusesofhigh B.theirpurposetoshowofftheirC.therichvarietyofhighheel D.theirwishtoimprovetheirWhydoesthewriterusetheunderlinedexpression“thosebabies”(Paragraph2)torefertohighToshowtheirsmall B.ToshowtheircolorfulC.Toshowwomen’slovefor D.ToshowtheyareThewriter’schiefargumentagainsthighheelsisthatthey areathreatto B.areharmfultowomen’sC.willnotalwaysmakewomen D.arenotusefulasaweaponofItcanbeinferredfromthepassagethatwomenshould seethroughtheverynatureoffashion B.refusetobuytheproductsofthefashionC.gotoapodiatristregularlyfor D.avoidfollowingfashiontooCAnamedBernardJacksontodayisaman,buthehasmanybittermemories.Hespentfiveyearsinprisonafterajury(陪审团)wronglyconvicted(……)himofratwowomen.AtJackson’strial,althoughtwowitnessestestifiedthatJacksonwaswiththeminanotherlocationatthetimeofthecrime,hewasconvictedanyway.Why?Thejurybelievedthetestimony()ofthetwovictims,whopositivelyidentifiedJacksonasthemanwhohadattackedthem.ThecourteventuallydJacksonafterthefoundtherealcriminal.Manyfactorsinfluencetheaccuracyofeyewitnesstestimony.Forinstance,witnessessometimesseephotographsofseveralsbeforetheytrytoidentifythetheysawinagroupofpeople.Theycan econfusedbyseeingmanyphotographsofsimilarfaces.Thenumberofpeopleinthegroup,andwhetheritisaoraphotograph,mayalsoaffectawitness’sdecision.Peoplesometimeshavedifficultyidentifyingpeopleofotherraces.Thequestionstheaskwitnessesalsohaveaneffectonthem.Manypeoplebelievethatofficersaremorereliablethanordinarypeople.Psychologistsdecidedtotestthisidea,andtheydiscoveredthatitisnottrue.Twopsychologistsshowedafilmofcrimestobothofficersandcivilians.Thepsychologistsfoundnodifferencebetweentheandtheciviliansincorrectlyrememberingthedetailsofthecrimes.Despiteallthepossibilitiesforinaccuracycourtscannotomiteyewitnesstestimonyfromatrial.Americancourtsdependalmostcompleyoneyewitnesstestimonytoresolve(决定)courtcases.Sometimesitistheonlyevidencetoacrime,suchasrape.Furthermore,eyewitnesstestimonyisoftencorrect.Althoughpeopledosometimesmakemistakes,andconvictinnocentpeople,moreimportantly,eyewitnesstestimonyhasrightlyconvictedalargernumberofguiltypeople.Americancourtsdependontheabilityofthetwelvejurors,andnotthejudges,todeterminetheaccuracyofthewitness’stestimony.Itistheirresponsibilitytodecideifacertainwitnesscouldactuallysee,hearandrememberwhathappened.BernardJacksonwasfoundguiltyandsentenced5years’prisonbecause thevictimsinsistedthathewastheheadmittedthecrimeofratwothediscoveredevidenceleadingtohistheeyewitnessprovedthevictims’Aninaccurateeyewitnesstestimonymayleadto themisunderstandingofthe B.thedisbeliefintheC.thedisrespectforthe D.theconvictionofaninnocentEyewitnesstestimonyisimportant itcanbereliedontodetectcriminalinallitissometimestheonlywaytoresolvecourtitissometimestheonlyclueforitismorereliablethanphysicalevidencetoaAccordingtothetext,wecaninfer eyewitnesstestimonyisvaluable,thoughsometimesidentificationismorereliablethanthatoftheordinarypeoplecrimevictimsoftenfailtogivepositiveidentificationofthethejuryreliesonthejudgethantheeyewitnessforaADDWorkyourBetween2and3poundsofwonder，itcontrolseverythingwesay，doorthink，whoweareandwhatwecareabout.Thewaywewalkorlaughorfigureoutthings.Whatwelikeandthetalentswepossess.Howweseeandtalkandrunandjumpandprocessourfood.Thebrainuses20percentofourbody'soxygenand20percentofitsblood.Somewherewithinitsprotein，fat,100,000ofbloodvesselsand100billionnervecells，ithelpsusrememberwhereweputourgymshoes.Changeourtemperaturesowedon'tdiebecauseoftheheatorcold.Speedusuporslowusdown.Helpuschoosebetweenorangejuiceororange­flavoreddrinks.Itsintricacies(复杂性)arestunning，farbeyondanythingmostofuscanimagineTokeepthisworkofartaspolished(有光泽的)aspossibleweneedtoeatright，exerciseandkeepmentallyGoodnutritionhelpsbraincellscommunicatewitheachother.Exercisestimulatesahormone()inourbrainthatimprovesmemory.Mentalstimulationkeepsyousharpevenasyouage.“It'sveryimportantthatwelpeopletobephysicallyactiveandmentallyactive，”saidneurologistMalcolmStewart.“Peoplecannotstopaging，butyou'reabletoreducethedamage；you'reabletokeepthefunctionup.”FollowingareDr.Stewart'sadviceforimprovingbrainAvoidfastfoodFollowtheoldadage(格言，谚语)：Forbreakfast，eatlikeaking；forlunch，likeaqueen；forsupper，likeabeggar.Doacombinationofstretchingaerobicandmuscle­strengtheningeveryMentalTrytohaveasenseofhopeaboutthefuture.Dopuzzles.Listentomusic.outtootherstomaketheirlivesThepurposeoftheauthorinwritingthispassageisto informushowthebraingiveusadviceonhowtokeepthebrainlusthatthebrainysanimportantroleinourshowhowspecialthebrainisto54Theword“stunning”inParagraph5means A.interesting B.strange C.significant D.amazing55Accordingtothetext，moreexercise keepsourmindhelpsimproveourgivesourbrainaisgoodforbraincellscommunicatingwitheachother56Inordertokeepbrainhealthy，weshouldavoid eatingagood B.ngC.eatingalarge D.takingaerobicEToday,there’shardlyanaspectofourlifethatisn’tbeingupendedbythetonsofinformationavailableonthehundredsofmillionsofsitescrowdingtheInternet,nottomentionitsabilitytokeepusinconstanttouchwitheachotherviaelectronicmail.“Iftheautoandtechnologyhadexplodedatthesamepaceascomputerandinformationtechnology,”says “anewcarwouldcostabout$2andgo600onasmalltyofgas.Andyoucouldbuya747forthecostofapizza.”Probablythebiggestpayoff,however,isthebillionsofdollarstheInternetissavingcompaniesinproducinggoodsandservingfortheneedsoftheircustomers.NothinglikeithasbeenseensincethebeginningoftheIndustrialRevolution,whenpower-drivenmachinesbeganproducingmoreinadaythanmencouldturnoutinnearlyayear.“WeviewthegrowthoftheInternetand asaglobaltrend,”saysMerrillLynch,“alongthelinesofprintingpress,theephone,thecomputer,andelectricity.”Youwouldbehardpressedtonamesomethingthatisn’tavailableontheInternet.Consider:books,healthcare,movietickets,constructionmaterials,babyclothes,stocks,cattlefeed,music,electronics,antiques,tools,realestate,toys,autographsoffamouspeople,wineandairlinetickets.Andevenafteryou’vemovedontoyourfinalrestingce,there’snoreasonthoseyoulovecan’tkeepintouch.Acalled offersaceforyoutostore“afterlifee-mails”youcansendtoHeavenwiththehelpofa“guardianangel”.KidstodayaresocomputerlitethatitinfactensurestheUnitedStateswillremaintheunchallengedleaderincyberspacefortheforeseeable(能预测的)future.Nearlyallchildreninfamilieswith esofmorethan$75,000ayearhavehomecomputers,accordingtoastudybytheDavidandLucilePackardFoundation.Youngstersfromages2to17atall elevelshavecomputers,with52%ofthoseconnectedtotheInternet.Mostkidsusecomputerstoygames(somefor30hoursormoreaweek),andmanyteenagegirlsthinknothingofrushinghomefromschooltohavee-mailchatswithfriendstheyhavejustleft.What’sclearisthat,whetherwelikeitornot,theInternetisanevergrowingpartofourlivesandthereisnoturningback.“TheInternetisjust20%invented,”sayscyberpioneerJakeWinebaum.“Thelast80%ishappeningnow.”Whatcanwelearnfromthe’sToday’scarsandairnesareextremelyInformationtechnologyisdeveloatanamazingInformationtechnologyhasreachedthepointwhereimprovementisThere’smorecompetitionininformationtechnologyindustrythanincarTheauthorgivestheexample tomakethepoint therearesomegeniusideasonthealmostanythingisavailableonthepeoplecanfindgoodbargainsonthesomewebsitesprovidenovelservicestoincreaseWhichsentencehasthephrasethatpossessesthesamemeaningastheoneunderlinedinthefifthparagraph?Somecanlyouthathehaschangedtheirlives,whileothersthinknothingofThinknothingofit.ItwasmyHethinksnothingofstayingupallnightintheCaféHethinksnothingofthepaininhisbackfortheWhatisthemessagetheauthorintendstoTheInternetisgoingtogetfirmholdofourlivessomeTheInternetisgoingtoinfluenceourlivesevenmoreWeshouldhaveapositiveattitudetowardsthechangestheInternetChildrenshouldbewellpreparedforthechallengesintheinformation第二节任务型阅读（共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分阅读下列材料，从所给的六个选项（A、B、C、D、EF）中，选出符合各小题要求的A OutsideuniversityRoomType:SharedflatAvailability:From1Sept.2010Numberofbeds:5singlesWeeklyRent:￡65Notes:Ivacancy,sharingwithmaleBLocation:InsideuniversityRoomType:PrivateflatAvailability:Location:InsideuniversityRoomType:PrivateflatAvailability:From25Aug.2010Numberofbeds:1doubleWeeklyRent:￡92.40Notes:Fullprivateshower,basickitchen,furniture,beddingservicesandbroadbandInternetCLocation:OutsideuniversityRoomType:PrivateflatAvailability:Location:OutsideuniversityRoomType:PrivateflatAvailability:From1Apr.2010Numberofbeds:2doublesWeeklyRent:￡15.00Notes:1doublebedroomwithlounge,kitchen,bathroomandWC.Sofabedinloungecanbeusedasaseconddoublebed.Includes broadbandInternet.DLocation:Location:InsideRoomType:StandardwithwashbasinAvailability:From25Sept.2010Numberofbeds:1singleWeeklyNotes:Privatesinglebedroom.Alsohaspublickitchen,bathrooms,WCandrelaxingareawithsofasthataresharedbyaround15people.ELocation:InsideuniversityRoomType:TownhouseflatsAvailability:Location:InsideuniversityRoomType:TownhouseflatsAvailability:From25Sept.2010Numberofbeds:12singlesWeeklyRent:￡35.00Notes:12peopleshareeachhouse.Thesearebrandnewfor2008,andeachhousecontainsagoodsizepublickitchen,livingareawithsofasanddownstairslaundry.FLocation:InsideuniversityRoomType:StudioAvailability:Location:InsideuniversityRoomType:StudioAvailability:From25Mar.2010Numberofbeds:1doubleWeeklyRent：￡113.00Notes:Thisquietstudioflathasasmallprivatekitchen(fridge,microwave,stove),tableandchairs,doublebed,bathroomandInternet. 61.RobertJones.RobertwillbeaguestteacherattheuniversitybeginningSeptemberHehasnocarsoneeds modationthatisverynearworkandthat’sbigenoughforhimandhiswife.Privacyisimportantsohedoesnotwanttosharethingswithothers.Astheuniversitywillpayhislivingexpenses,moneyisnoproblem.62.BillWest.Billwillbeginhisundergraduatestudiesintheautumnterm(September2009).Billisverysociableandiseagertolivewithothers.Hewouldprefertostayintownratherthantheuniversitysohecanexperiencemoreofwhatthecityoffers.63.SheliaBudgie.Shelia,apostgraduatestudentfromAustralia,willcometotheuniversityatthebeginningofAprilfor6months’study.Sheneedsaveryquiet,privateceintheuniversitywhereshecanstudyinpeace.Asshelovestocookshealsowantsacewithaprivate64.AngeloLiokas.Angelo,alanguagestudentfromGreece,arrivesinOctoberandwantstoliveintheuniversityandsharewithotherstudentssohecanpracticehisEnglish.Ashismoneyisverylimitedhene