广西武鸣高中2012届高三第二次模拟考试题英语

学必求其心得，业必贵于专精学必求其心得，业必贵于专精学必求其心得，业必贵于专精广西武鸣高中2012届高三第二次模拟考试英语试题第一部分：听力(共两节，满分30分)第一节（共5小题;每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）1.WheredidthewomanthinkLeeis？A.Onhisbike. B。Nearthepool。C.Athome.2.Howsoonwillthegamestart?A.In30minutes。B。In15minutes。C.In10minutes。3。Whatcanwelearnfromthisconversation?A.ThemanisleavingforHongKong。B。TinaisleavingforHongKong。C.ThemanwillmeetTinaonSaturday.4.Whenisthestoreopen？A.Everyday. B.Onweekends。 C。Onweekdays.5.Whatisthewomangoingtodothisevening？A.Gotodinner. B.Visithersister. C.Gototheairport。第二节（共15小题每小题1.5分,满分22。5分）听下面一段材料,回答第6和第7题6.WheredidTommakethecall？A.Attheairport。B.AtWaterlooRoad。 C.Athome.7.WhatrelationisTomtothewoman?A.Herhusband。 B.Herfriend。 C.Herbrother.听下面一段材料,回答第8至第10题8.Howmuchisthebrownpair?A.25dollars。B.24dollars.C.23dollars。9.Whatsizeshoesdoesthemanwear?A.Forty.B.Thirty-seven.C。Forty-seven。10。Whichpairdidthemangetatlast?A.ThebrownB.Theblue。C。Boththebrownandtheblue。听下面一段材料，回答第11至第12题11.WhydidthewomanwanttoborrowBen’scarandsuit?A.Toattendameeting.B。Toseeafilm.C。Tomeetagirl。12.WhoisMaria?A。Ben’sdaughter. B。Ben’sgirlfriend C.Ben’sstudents。听下面一段材料，回答第13至第16题13.Whendidthemanwritehisfirstnovel，RagDoll？A.Whenhewasstillatschool.B.Ayearafterheleftschool。C。AfterhevisitedIndonesia.14.Howoldwasthemanwhenhestartedmakingplaysfortelevision?A.Eighteen。B。Twenty-three.C。Thirty.15.WhatdidthemanandhiswifedowhentheycamebackfromIndonesia？A.TheyboughtafarminwestEngland。B.TheyworkedontheirsecondfilmC.TheyboughtahouseinwestEngland16.Whendidthemanpublishhissecondnovel,TheColdEarth？A。In1965. B。In1970。C。In1975。听下面一段材料，回答第17至第20题17.WhattroubledidPatHoganhave?A.Somethingwaswrongwithhiscar. B。Hecouldn’tfindtheSunHotel.C.Hehadtogivealifttoanoldman.18。WheredidtheoldmantakePatto?A.ToPat’shouse。B.Tothehotel。C。Totheoldman’shouse19.HowfarwastheSunHotelfromwherehemettheoldman？A.About12miles.B。About21miles。C。About3miles。20.Whatwouldmostlikelyhappennext？A.Patwouldthanktheoldman.B.Patwoulddrivebacktothehotel。 C。Patwouldquarrelwiththeoldman.第二部分：英语知识运用第一节：单项填空21。Oneoftheeffectivesolutionsto______globalwarmingistocarryout_____lowcarboneconomy。A.the；/B。/；theC。/;aD.the；the22。Theoldtowermustbesaved,______thecost。A。howeverB.whateverC.whicheverD.wherever23。——Excuseme，willyoushowmeapairofshoesofsize43？—-I’msorry，thoseshoesarenot______。A.unableB。valuableC.availableD.changeable24.Iwrotehimalettertoshowmy_____ofhisthoughtfulness.A.achievementB.agreementC。attentionDappreciation25。Canithavebeenonthesportsground_____youlostyourwatchyesterday？A.thatB。onwhichC。whereD.inthat26.—--Didyouhaveagoodsleeplastnight?---Yes，neversleep_____。A。badlyB.betterC.worseD。best27.Thepresentproblemisachallengetous.Whocan_____abetteralternativeforhandlingitA.putupwithB.turnupsidedownC。comeupwithD.setfootin28。Childhoodmemories______beforehereyes。A。floatedB。driftedC。flownD.rose29。—-—Itwastheheadmaster,Tony.You_____________hellotohim.-—-Sorry,Ididn’tnoticehim.A。mustsayB.shouldsayC.musthavesaidD.shouldhavesaid30。Astheyearspassed，manyoccasions—--birthdays,awards，graduations———_______withDad’sflowers.A.aremarkedB。weremarkedC.havemarkedD。hadmarked31。Helefthishomeland,________never_________backagain.A.determined；tocomeB。beingdetermined；tocomeC。determined；comingD。determine；coming32。-—-Whatareyougoingtodonext?---Towriteasciencestoryaboutouterspace_____byScienceandTechnologyPress.A.publishedB。beingpublishedC。tobepublishedD。publishing33。Peopletrytoavoidpublictransportationdelaysbyusingtheirowncars,andthis__________createsfurtherproblems.A。inturnB。onceagainC.incaseD.afterall34.Thatissuchawell—knownplace_____everyonewantstovisit_____wecanfinditinthemapoftheworld。A.that；asB.as；asC.that；thatD.as；that35.———Canyoukeepaneyeonmybag?-——_______.It’llbesafewithme.A。It’smypleasureB.NevermindC.GoaheadD.Forgetit第二节:完形填空（共20小题；每小题l.5分，满分30分）ImadeupmymindtodrivetoSouthCarolinatomeetmyfriendsinmyusedcar。ThoughIhadonlybeenthereonce__36__anddidnotknowthe_37___verywell,Iwasonthe__38__afterIhadmadesomeinquiries（询问)。AtAsheville,_39___wasacrossroadswhereIcouldgoonalongthemainroadorIcouldtakeashortcut。Theshortcutwasto__40__severalhillsandwasdangerous.Ihesitatedfora__41__whileandthenchosethemainroad,forIwantedtobe_42___.SomethingstrangehappenedafterIdrovealong_43___andfounditwasnotthecorrectroadthatIwantedto_44___,butthehillyroadIdecidedtoavoid.Irealizedthatitwasthe_45__thatIhadmadethe__46__mistake。“What__47__Ido？”Iaskedmyself,IfIwentbacktotakethatroadagain，itwouldbeverylate_48__thetimeIgottoColumbia.Thinkingit_49___,Idecidedtogo。“If_50___peoplecangoalongthisroad，whycan’tI？”I__51__myself。Theshortcut,tomysurprise，wasnotthat__52__.Infact，itwasonlyaverypeacefulcountryroad_53___upanddowntwolow_54___.Therewas_55___traffic。Onbothsidesoftheroad,youcouldseetrees,wildflowers,andfarmswithcowsandhorses。Myfearwasgonewiththewind。Listeningtothebeautifulcountrymusicovermycarstereo(立体声），Idroveonandenjoyedthescenerywhichwassoquietandsonatural.Evenmyusedcarforgottogivemeproblems.ItwasjustinthislightheartednessthatIarrivedatmydestination。Myfriends,aftertheyheardwhathadhappenedtome,allsaiditsoundedlikeanadventure。36。A。beforeB。agoC。alreadyD.still37。A.townB.countryC。friendsD。way38.A.trainB.carC.highwayD.phone39.A.thatB。itC。thereD。where40.A.haveB.goC.rideD.cross41.A.fewB。littleC.longD.lot42.A。safeB.dangerousC。fastD。slow43。A.momentB.wayC。roadD.day44.A.goB。leaveC.takeD。drive45.A。crossroadsB。cornerC.stationD。beginning46.A.directionB.roadC.disappointedD。interesting47。A。couldB。mustC。doD.shall48。A.toB.fromC。atD。by49.A。aboutB。overC。ofD。up50。A。anotherB.theotherC。otherD.others51.A。askedB.forcedC。encouragedD.told52。A。farB。safeC。dangerousD.dirty53。A。goingB.comingC。drivingD。walking54。A。landsB。carsC。farmsD.hills55.A.heavyB。littleC。fewD。light第三部分：阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）AIn1977,adeadauthorofdetectivestoriessavedthelifeofa19—month-oldbabyinamostunusualway。TheauthorwasAgathaChristie，oneofthemostsuccessfulwritersofdetectivestoriesintheworld。InJune1977,ababygirlbecameseriouslyillinQatar,nearSaudiArabia.Doctorswereunabletofindoutthecauseofherillnesswithconfidence,soshewassenttoHammersmithHospitalinLondon。Shewasthenonlysemi—consciousandonthe"DangerouslyIll"list.Ateamofdoctorshurriedtoexaminethebabyonlytodiscoverthatthey，too，wereconfusedbytheveryunusualsymptoms（症状）。Whiletheywerediscussingthebaby’scase，anurseaskedtospeaktothem.”Excuseme，"saidNurseMarshaMaitlan，"butIthinkthebabyissufferingfromthallium(铊）poisoning。””Whatmakesyouthinkthat？"Dr。Brownasked."Thalliumpoisoningisextremelyrare.”"Afewdaysago，IwasreadinganovelcalledAPaleHorsebyAgathaChristie,”NurseMaitlanexplained."Inthebook,somebodyusesthalliumpoison,andallthesymptomsaredescribed.They'reexactlythesameasthebaby's.”"You’reverythoughtfulandyoumayberight,”anotherdoctorsaid。”We’llcarryoutsometestsandfindoutwhetherit’sthalliumornot。”Testsshowedthatthebabyhadindeedbeenpoisonedbythallium，araremetallicsubstanceusedinmakingspecialglass。Oncetheyknewthecauseoftheillness，thedoctorswereabletogivethebabythecorrecttreatment。ShesoonrecoveredandwassentbacktoQatar.Lateritwasreportedthatthepoisonmighthavecomefromaninsecticide(杀虫剂）usedinQatar.56.Theonewhofirstsuggestedthecorrectcauseofthebaby'sillnesswas__________。A.adoctorinQatarB.NurseMaitlanC。Dr.BrownD。AgathaChristie57.ThebabywassenttoLondonbecause_______________.A.shewasbornthereB.thehospitalsinQatarwerefullatthattimeC.shewasthedaughterofadoctorinLondonD.theQatardoctorswerenotsurewhethertheycouldcureher58。Itseemslikelyfromthepassagethatthebaby’sillnesshadsomethingtodowith_____________。A。adangerouspairofglassesB。thewaterinQatarC.aharmfulsubstanceusedtokillinsectsD.adeadwriter59。WhenthebabywassenttothehospitalinLondon，hercasewasconsideredtobe__________________。A.anurgentoneB。quiteasimpleoneC。ausualoneD.theresultofthalliumpoisoningBWhenIaskedmydaughterwhichitemshewouldkeep；thephone，thecar，thecooker,thecomputer,theTV，orherboyfriend，shesaid”thephone".Personally，Icoulddowithoutthephoneentirely,whichmakesmeunusual.Becausethetelephoneischangingourlivesmorethananyotherpieceoftechnology。Point1Thetelephonecreatestheneedtocommunicate,inthesamewaythatmoreroadscreatemoretraffic.Mydaughtercomeshomefromschoolat4:00pmandthenspendsanhouronthephonetalkingtotheverypeopleshehasbeenatschoolwithallday。Ifthephonedidnotexist，wouldshehaveanythingtotalkabout？Point2Themobilephonemeansthatweareneveralone.“Themobilesavedmylife，”saysCrystalJohnstone.ShehadanaccidentinherVolvoontheA45betweenOtleyandSkipton。Trappedinside,shemanagedtomakethecallthatbroughttheambulance（救护车)toherrescue.Point3Themobileremovesoursecret.ItallowsmarketingmanagerofHabaDeutsch，CarlNicolaisen，toringhissalesstaffallroundtheworldatandtimeofdaytoaskwheretheyare，wheretheyaregoing,andhowtheirlastmeetingwent。Point4Thetelephoneseparatesus.AntonellaBramanteinRomesays，“WeworkedinseparateofficesbutIcouldseehimthroughthewindow。Itwaseasytogethisnumber。Weweresonear—butwedidn’tmeetforthefirsttwoweeks！”Point5Thetelephoneallowsustoreachoutbeyondourownlives.Todaywecantalktoseveralcompletestrangerssimultaneously(同时地）onchatlines。Wecantalkacrosstheworld。Wecaneventalktoastronauts（ifyouknowany）whilethey’respace-walking.And，withthephonelinehookeduptothecomputer，wecanaccesstheInternet，thebiggestlibraryonEarth。60。Howdoyouunderstand“Thetelephonecreatestheneedtocommunicate"？A。Peopledon’tcommunicatewithouttelephone。B.Peoplecommunicatebecauseofthecreatingofthetelephone。C。Peoplecommunicatemoresincetelephonehasbeencreated.D.Peoplecommunicatemorebecauseofmoretraffic。61。Whichpointsdoyouthinksupporttheideathatphonesimprovepeople'slife?A.Point3andPoint4B.Point1andPoint4C。Point1andPoint3D.Point2andPoint562.Itispossibletotalktoseveralcompletestrangerssimultaneouslythrough______。A.theTVscreenB.afaxmachineC。thephonelinehookeduptothecomputerD。amicrophone63.Thebestheadingforthepassageis________。A。PhonePowerB。KindsofPhoneC。howtoUsePhonesD。AdvantageofPhonesCThereareseveralwaysyoucanfindoutaboutthecountriesandplacesyouwishtovisit。Youcantalktofriendswhohavetravelledtotheplaces,oryoucangoandseeacolourfilm,oryoucanreadtravelbooks.Itwouldseemthattherearekindsoftravelbooks。Thefirstarethosethatgiveapersonal,subjective（主观的）accountoftravelswhichtheauthorhasactuallymadebyhimself.Iftheyareinformativeandhaveagoodindex(索引)thentheycanbeusefultoyouwhenyouareplanningyourtravels。Thesecondkindarethosebookswhosepurposeistogiveapurelyobjective（客观的)descriptionofthingstobedoneandseen。Ifawell-read，culturedpersonhaswrittensuchabookthenitisevenmoreuseful.ItcanbesortedasaselectedguidebookThethirdkindarethosebookswhicharecalled”aguide”tosomeplace.Iftheyaregood,theywill，inadditiontotheirfactualinformation,giveananalysisoranexplanation。Likethefirstkindtheycanbeinspiringandinteresting。Buttheirbasicpurposeistohelpthereaderwhowishestoplaninthemostpracticalway.Whateverkindoftravelbookyouchoose,youmustmakesurethatitdoesnotdescribeeverythingas“wonderful”，“excellent”or“magical"。Youmustalsonoteitsdateofpublicationbecausetravelisaverypracticalaffairandmanythingschangequicklyinthetwenty–firstcentury。Finally，youshouldmakesurethatthecontentsarewellpresentedandeasytofind。64。Thispassageisabout____________.A。howtotravelB.howtobuytravelbooksC.howtoreadatravelbookD.travelbooks65.Howmanykindsoftravelbooksdoesthewriterrecommend？A。TwoB.ThreeC。FourD.Five66。Thefollowingtravelbooksmaybeofusewhenyouplanyourtravelsexcept______.A.thebookinwhichalotofbigadjectives（形容词）areusedtodrawyourattentionB。thebookwhichtellsyouwhatisworthdoingandseeingbasedonthefactsC.thebookwrittenbysomepeoplewiththesametravelexperiencethemselvesD。thebookwhichoffersyoualotofusefulinformationlikeatourguide67.Thedateofthepublicationmustbenoticedbecause________________.A。theauthorofthebookmaybedifferentB.thepriceofthebookisalwayschangingC.theworldischangingandsoaretheplacesyouaregoingtovisitD。thecontentsofthebookarealwaysthesameDFlyingSaucersIn1947thepilotofasmallairplanesawninestrangeobjectsintheskyoverWashingtonintheUSA.Hesaidthattheylookedlikesaucers.Newspapersprintedhisstoryundertheheadline”FlyingSaucers”.Sincethen，allovertheworld，peoplehavereportedseeingsimilarstrangeobjects.Nooneknowswhattheyareorwheretheycomefrom.Somepeoplesaythattheydonotexist，butmanyotherssaythattheyhaveseenthem.Usuallypeopleonthegroundhaveseenthembutnotalways.Airlinepilotsalsohavereportedseeingthemandsohaveastronauts──themenwhoflyinspaceships。Perhapssomepeoplesawthemonlyintheirimagination。Perhapssomepeoplemadeamistake.Butairlinepilotsandastronautsdonotusuallymakemistakesofthiskind.CaptainEdMitchell，whowasthesixthmantowalkonthemoon,saidin1974thathebelievesthatsome”flyingsaucers"arereal.Manyotherpeoplenowbelievethatthesestrangeflyingobjectsarevisitingtheearthfromotherworldsinspace.In1973twomenwereoutfishinginMississippi.TheysaytheysawaUFOshapedlikeanegg。Therewerethreecreatureslikemenbuttheirskinsweresilverincolour.Theyhadnoeyes，andtheirmouthswerejustslits（裂缝）。Theirnosesandearswerepointed。TheymadethefishermengetinsidetheUFOforawhile。Thenthecreaturesphotographedthemandtookthemtotheplacewheretheyhadbeenfishing.Therearemanyothersimilarstories。Someareprobablyuntruebutsomemaybetrue.Nooneknows。68。Accordingtothepassage,thename”flyingsaucers”wasfirstusedby__________.A。apilotofasmallplaneB.aneditorofanewspaperC.anofficialinWashingtonD。themanwhofliesinsaucers69。____________tookpicturesofthetwofishermen.A。ThecreaturesinaUFOB。AdriverofapolicecarC。ApilotofaplaneD.CaptainEdMitchell70。Thepurposeofthispassageistotellus___________。A。theshapeofUFOsB.howtoobserveUFOsC。thedangerofUFOsD.whatweknowaboutUFOs71.Itisimpliedinthepassagethattheauthor___________。A。doesnotbelieveatallabouttheexistenceofUFOsB.believesthatUFOsarerealobjectsflyingintheskyC.isnotsurewhetherthereareUFOsornotD。thinksUFOscomefromotherplanetsEBritonsLearntoForgiveLEEDS，England─ALeedsUniversitypsychology(心理学)professoristeachingacoursetohelpdozensofBritonsforgivetheirenemies.”Thehatred(憎恨）weholdwithinusisacancer,”ProfessorKenHartsaid,addingthatholdinginangercanleadtoproblemssuchashighbloodpressureandheartdisease.Morethan70peoplehavebecomemembersinHart’sfirst20-weekworkshopinLondon-acoursehesaysisthefirstofitskindintheworld.Thesearepeoplewhoaresickandtiredoflivingwithamemory。Theyrealizetheirbitternessisapoisontheythinktheycanpourout，buttheyendupdrinkingitthemselves，saidCanadian-bornHart.Thestudentsmeetingroupsofeighttotenforatwo—hourworkshopwithanadvisereverytwoweeks。Thecourse，endinginJuly，isexpectedtogetridofthecancerofhateinthesepeople."Peoplehavelotsofnegativeattitudestowardsforgiveness,"hesaid。”Peopleconfuse（把…混淆)forgivenesswithforgetting.Forgivenessmeanschangingfromanegativeattitudetoapositiveone.”Hartandhisteamhavecreatedinstructionstoprovidethetrainingneeded."Themainideaistogiveyouguidelinesonhowtolookatvariouskindsofangersandhowtheyaffectyou,andhowtochangeyourattitudestowardsthepersonyouareangrywith,"saidNormanClaringbull，aseniorexpertontheforgivenessproject。Hartsaidhebelievesforgivenessisaskillthatcanbetaught，asthesepeople”wanttogetfreeofthepast”。72。Fromthispassageweknowthat___________________.A。highbloodpressureandheartdiseasearecausedbyhatredB.highbloodpressurecanonlybecuredbypsychologyprofessorsC。peoplewhosufferfrombloodpressureandheartdiseasemusthavemanyenemiesD。withouthatred，peoplewillhavelesstroubleconnectedwithbloodandheart73.InHart’sfirst20-w