江西省百所名校高三英语模拟考试

江西省百所名校2011届高三模拟考试英语试题考生注意：1．本试卷分第I卷（选择题）和第II卷（非选择题）两部分，共150分。考试时间120分钟。2．请将各题答案填在试卷后面的答题卷上。3．本试卷主要考试内容；高中全部内容。第I卷（选择题，共115分）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）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．Whatkindofroomdoesthemanwant? A．Asittingroom. B．Areadingroom. C．Anon–smokingroom.2．WhatdoesJoanlike? A．Dancing. B．Singing. C．Drawing.3．Where’stheman’swallet? A．Intheroom. B．Inthecar. C．Intheoffice.4．Whatdidthewomanthinkofthephotosshehadtaken? A．Terrible. B．Great. C．Frightening.5．Whydidn’tthewomanlendhercartotheman? A．Hercarwaslost. B．Sheneededitherself. C．Hercarwasbeingrepaired.第二节（共15小题；每题1.5分，满分22.5分）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，每小题将给出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至8题。6．Howmanypeoplearelivingintheman’scountry? A．About3million. B．About13million. C．About30million.7．Howmuchmoneydomostpeopleearnperyearintheman’scountry? A．About$2,000. B．About$20,000. C．About$24,000.8．Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation? A．Theman’scountryisricherthancountriesinwesternEurope. B．Unemploymentintheman’scountryistwicelargerthanthatfouryearsago. C．Theman’scountryislargerthananyothercountryintheworld.听第7段材料，回答第9至11题。9．Whatdidthewomangivethemanforadrink? A．Somejuice. B．Somewater. C．Sometea.10．Whatdidthemanthinkofthefoodheate? A．Terrible. B．Delicious. C．Verycommon.11．Wheredidtheconversationtakeplace? A．Atameeting. B．Atanairport. C．Atthetable.听第8段材料，回答第12至14题。12．Whatwouldthewomanliketodrink? A．Milk. B．Teawithmilk. C．Teawithsugar.13．Whatdoesthewomanthinkaboutthelivingroom? A．Shelikesitverymuch. B．Shelikesthecoffeetable. C．Shelikesthecurtains.14．Wheredoesthemangetthecurtainsasagift? A．Fromhisfriend. B．Fromhisgrandparents. C．Fromhisparents.听第9段材料，回答第15至17题。15．Howmanypartiesdidthewomanholdaltogether? A．Three. B．Four. C．Five.16．Whydidn’tthewoman’sparentsgotoherwedding? A．Theywereverybusy. B．Theymissedthetrain. C．Theycouldn’taffordtofly.17．Whendidtheygoonahoneymoon? A．Lastyear. B．Ontheirfirstanniversary. C．Theyearbeforelast.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18．WhatmadeChristiebecometheworld’sbest–knownmysterywriter? A．Herextraordinaryexperiences. B．Murderstories. C．Herabilityindirectingfilms.19．WhenandwherewasChristieborn? A．In1890inEngland. B．In1937inEgypt. C．In1950inBelgium.20．Whichofthefollowingnovelsdidshewriteathome? A．TheMysteriousAffairatStyles. B．MurderontheOriemExpress. C．TheLifeandTimesofHercudePoirot.第二部分：英语知识运用（共两节,满分45分）第一节：单项填空（共15小题，每小题1分，满分15分）从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。21．Inadditiontothegeneralrequirements,anapplicantmusthavemaster’sdegreeinfieldoflaw. A．the;the B．the;a C．a;the D．a;不填22．---Whatthenewclerksaidsurprisesyou,doesn’tit?---Well.,Iampuzzledbytherequest. A．What’sworse B．Onthecontrary C．Afterall D．Tobehonest23．Japan’sspaceagencyisconsideringputtingatalkingrobotontheInternationalSpaceStationtowatchthemissionastronautsareasleepandmonitortheirhealth. A．after B．since C．while D．unless24．About100housesweredestroyedandanother2,500,or40percentofthecity’stotal,intheearthquake. A．weredamaged B．wasdamaged C．haddamaged D．damaged25．AlthoughChinesepeopletraditionallySpringFestivalinsteadofChristmas,theChristmasfestiveatmospherecanstillbefeltonDecember25. A．recover B．inspect C．examine D．observe26．thisafternoon,youwouldhavetowaitforanotherchancenexttime. A．Thebossdidn’treturn B．Thebosswerenottoreturn C．Werethebossnottoreturn D．Didn’tthebossreturn27．Thegoldrabbithadbeenthroughmanygenerationsbeforeitcametomyfather. A．turneddown B．putdown C．setdown D．handeddown28．MajorWesternmediaorganizations,withbigexpensecuts,arechangingtheirfocusfromshortwaveradiototheInternet. A．facing B．havingfaced C．faced D．toface29．Withhardworkoverthepastfewdecades,Chinagreatprogressinmanyfields,speciallyinhightechnology. A．achieved B．hasachieved C．hadachieved D．isachieving30．---InwhichplayofShakespeare’sisitDavidwillplayaleadingpart?---RomeoandJuliet. A．where B．which C．that D．who31．---Wereyoubusyyesterday?---Yes.Ratherthantimelisteningmusicasusual.Idevotedeveryefforttomaths. A．wasting;reviewing B．waste;review C．towaste;review D．towaste;reviewing32．Theincreasedmonthlypaywillbenefitmorethan23millionmigrantworkersarecurrentlyemployedinGuangdongProvince.. A．where B．whose C．which D．who33．Whenyouareshoppinginthesupermarket,youcanfindthatpricesonthegoods. A．marked B．willmark C．aremarked D．willhavebeenmarked34．---Howwouldyoulikeyourbeef,Miss?--- A．Welldone. B．Thankyou. C．Ilikeitverymuch. D．Likewhat?35．Iamgoingtobuytheovercoatiftheshopownerlowertheprice. A．must B．should C．could D．will第二节完型填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从36—55各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。In1945,therewasayoungboyof14inaconcentrationcamp(集中营).Hewasskinny36hadabrightsmile.Everyday,ayounggirlcamebyontheothersideofthefence.She37theboyandaskedhimifhespokePolish,andhesaidyes.Shesaidhelooked38,andhesaidhewas.Shethen39inherpocketandgavehimherapple.He40herandshewentonherway.Thenextday,shecamebyagain,41anotherapple.Eachday,shewalkedbytheoutsideofthefence,42toseehim,andwhenshedid,shehappily43himanappleinexchangeforconversation.Oneday,hetoldhernottocomebyanymore.Hetoldherhewouldbeshippedtoanotherconcentrationcamp.Ashewalkedawaywith44streamingdownhisface,hewonderedifhecouldeverseeheragain.Shewastheonly45personhehadseenacrossthefence.Hemadeitoutoftheconcentrationcamp,andwenttoAmerica.In1957,hisfriendsfixedhimuponablinddate(男女初次约会).Hehadno46whothewomanwas.Hepickedherup,andduringdinner47talkingofPolandandtheconcentrationcamp.ShesaidshewasinPolandatthattime.Shesaidshe48totalktoaboyandgavehimapplesdaily.Heaskedifthisboywastall,49andifhehadtoldherthatsheshouldn’tcomebackbecausehewas50.shesaidyes.Itwasher,theyounggirlwhocamebyeverydaytogivehim51.After12years,afterthewarandinanothercountrythey52again.Heproposed(求婚)toheronthatverynightandtoldherhewould53againlethergo.Theyarestillhappily54today.Myfriends,thatisatruelovestory.55dohappen,andthereisagreaterforceatworkinourlives.36．A．and B．but C．so D．or37．A．observed B．noticed C．watched D．found38．A．angry B．hungry C．fine D．tired39．A．reached B．shook C．moved D．waved40．A．encouraged B．inspired C．praised D．thanked41．A．eating B．bringing C．fetching D．asking42．A．deciding B．having C．hoping D．failing43．A．sold B．banded C．showed D．presented44．A．swear B．water C．tears D．blood45．A．beautiful B．kind C．honest D．reliable46．A．doubt B．wonder C．question D．idea47．A．began B．finished C．stopped D．enjoyed48．A．tended B．wanted C．used D．chose49．A．thin B．strong C．fat D．ugly50．A．running B．leaving C．arriving D．returning51．A．oranges B．bananas C．sweets D．apples52．A．discussed B．chatted C．talked D．met53．A．ever B．hardly C．never D．almost54．A．married B．united C．loved D．connected55．A．Wars B．Loves C．Wonders D．Meetings第三部分：阅读理解（共20小题，每题2分，满分40分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。AOralEnglishTrainingSchoolAllNativeSpcakerTutorsGriffinEnglishoffersacompletelydifferentEnglishlearningapproachfrommainstreamEnglishtrainingprovider,byusingthesamecoursetaughtinEnglishspeakingcountries.OurteachersareallfromEnglishspeakingcountieswithbackgroundsrangingfrombusiness,legal,literature,philosophy,history,etc.MostteachersholdTESLcertificatesandhaveexperienceteachinginChinaformanyyears.CourseIntroductionChildrenEnglish(6–15yearsold)TheChildrenEnglishofferedbyGriffinisspeciallyadaptedtosuitChinesechildrenfromage6to15yearsold.Throughstudyingsubjectsabouthistory,poetry,andgeography;studentsarefullyexposedtothevariousculturesintheEnglishspeakingworld,beyondthelanguage.Textbooks:CoreKnowledgeClasssize:6~10studentsTeacher:NativeEnglishspeakerGeneral/BusinessEnglishTheGeneral/BusinessEnglishofferedbyGriffinisbasedonworld–famousBBCEnglishteachingcourseware(课件)forallEnglishlearnerswhowanttoimprovetheirEnglishskills.OurcoursescoverBusinessEnglish,InterviewEnglish,andEnglishusedforstudyingandworkingabroad,andtheappreciationoftheoriginaldialogueinthelatestHollywoodmovie.Teachingmaterials:BusinessEnglish,BBCLearningcoursewareClasssize:6~10peopleperclassTeacher:NativeEnglishspeakerTutoringGriffindesignone-to-onetuitiontofitthespecificneedsofcustomers.Thecoursecontentwillbeadaptedbytheforeignteachertosuittheneedsofcustomers.Thecustomercanchoosethetimeandplace.Corporate(公司的)TrainingGriffinEnglishoffersflexibleEnglishlanguagetrainingforcorporatecustomerswhohavespecificlanguagegoalsfortheiremployees.Throughassigningastaffteachertothecustomersaccount,ourcourseswillbecustomizedtofittheneedsofcustomer.Thetopics,levels,timeofeachclass,andfrequencycanbeadaptedtofitourcorporatecustomers’needs.WeeklyEventsEnglishFilmNightEnglishSalonNewspaperReadingGriffinEnglishLibrary(WirelessInternetAvailable)Telephone：66288833Email：infor@Address:Room308-312,BaoYeMansion56．AllteachersintheOralEnglishTrainingSchool. A．areEnglishmenorEnglishwomen B．holdTESLcertificates C．comefromEnglishspeakingcountries D．havemuchexperienceteachinginChina57．ChildrenEnglishandTheGeneral/BusinessEnglishhavethesame. A．classsize B．courses C．teachingmaterial D．teachers58．AboywhowantstostudyEnglishinhishomeforgoingabroadhadbetterchoose. A．ChildrenEnglish B．General/BusinessEnglish C．Tutoring D．CorporateTraining59．WhichofthefollowingisNOTaWeeklyEvent? A．EnglishFilmNight. B．NewspaperReading. C．GriffinEnglishLibrary. D．EnglishSpeechContest.60．IfyouareabossplanningtohaveyouremployeeslearnsomecommercialEnglish,youmaychoose. A．ChildrenEnglish B．GeneralEnglish C．CorporateTraining D．EnglishSalonBEnglishfamiliesfacebeinglimitedto80bagsofrubbishayear.Householdsthrowingawaymorewastewillhavetotakeittothetip(垃圾站)orbuyalimitednumberofextrabags.DorettaCocks,oftheCampaignforWeeklyWasteCollections,said,“Theymustthinkwearefools.Howcantheyclaimtobeconcernedfortheenvironmentwhentheytellpeopletodrivetothelocaltip?Andwhatdoyoudoifyoudon’thaveacar?Walk?”Theplanignoresthevoicefromministerstoendsuchheavy–handedness(高压手段).ItistobecarriedoutbytheTory–ledcouncil(市政厅)inWorkingham.Berkshire,andisalreadyinoperationinBrozbourneinHertfordshire.Manyofthe180councilsthatstillofferunrestrictedweeklyrubbishcollectionsarewatchingthetrial.Wokinghamofficialshavetoldresidentsthat75–litrebagswillbegiventoeachhousedholdandanythingnotleftinthemwillnotbecollected.“Everyhouseholdwillreceive80bagseveryyear,”itsaid.“Youcanbuyextrabagsinrollsoftenbutthiswillnotbeencouraged.”Familiesoffivewillget100rubbishbagsayearandhouseholdsofsixormorewillget120.Residentswillhaveaweeklyrecyclingcollectionlimitedtocans,paperandcard,plasticbottlesandsoon.Plasticpackagingandglassincludingbottlesmusteithergowiththegeneralwasteorbetakentorecyclingpoints.Greenwastepick–upscostanextra￡60ayear.Thecouncilhastoldresidentsitwillsave￡922,000ayearunderthenewsystem.TherewillbenolocalconsultationbeforeitisintroducednextApril.61．What’sDorettaCock’sattitudetowardsthenewplan? A．Satisfied. B．Curious. C．Angry. D．Interested.62．Howmuchrubbishisafamilyofthreelimitedtoeveryyear? A．100bagsofrubbish. B．120bagsofrubbish. C．6,000litresofrubbish. D．7,500litresofrubbish.63．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“this”refertointheseventhparagraph? A．Receiving80rubbishbagseveryyear. B．Buyingextrabagseveryyear. C．Drivingtocitytips. D．Getting100rubbishbagsayear.64．Itcanbelearnedfromthepassagethat. A．thenewplanisagreedbymostministers B．thenewplanwillwastealotofmoney C．thegovernmenthasaskedformuchadviceofthenewplan D．thenewplandoesnotnecessarilydogoodtotheenvironment65．Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleofthepassage? A．Englishfamiliesarelimitedto80bagsofrubbishayear B．Englishfamiliescan’tclearawaytheirrubbish C．Englishfamiliesareangrywiththeirgovernment D．Englishgovernmentpaysnoattentiontoresident’sinterestCScandinaviansmayspendalotofthewinterindarknessbuttheyarethehappiestpeopleinEurope,accordingtoastudyshowedthismonth.CountrieslikeDenmarkandFinlandscoredhighestonthestudyofhappinessinEuropecarriedoutbyCambridgeUniversity,whichalsofoundthatthesunnysoutherncountriesofItaly.PortugalandGreecegottheleastjoyoutoflife.Thesurveyentitled“NoManisanIsland”showedthatcountrieswherepeopleenjoytimewithfriendsandfamilyandhavetrustingovernmentandnationalinstitutionsweremorelikelytobehappythanthoselivinginasunnydimate.Thestudyratedrespondentsontheiroverallsenseofhappinessandlifesatisfactiononascaleof1to10.Danes(丹麦人)–whoexpressedahighleveloftrustintheirpoliticiansandpublicinstitutions–cametopofthefieldat8.3.Italians–whoreportedlowerlevelsofsatisfactionwiththeirnationalqualityofgovernment–camelastat6.49.“Italy,Greece,Portugal,GermanyandFrancearereportedthelowestlevelsofhappinesswhiletheScandinavianCountries,NetherlandsandLuxembourgarereportedthehighest,”thestudysaid.AlthoughEuropeansaregenerallyfourtimeswealthierthantheirfathersandgrandfathers,theirlevelsofhappinessareeitherequaltoorlowerthan40yearsago.Thestudyalsolookedatfactorscontributingtohappinesswithincountriesandsurprisinglyfoundthataninterestinpoliticsactuallyincreasedhappiness.LeadresearcherLuisaCorradosaidtaxcutsandthrowingmoneyatsocialproblemsappearedtohavenoeffectonthehappinessofcitizenswhencomparedwithgovernmentpolicieswhichstrengthenedandsupportedwidersocialnetworks.“Peoplearelessnaive(幼稚的)thanonewouldexpect,politiciansneedtoadaptedtheirpoliciesandtargetspecificproblemsinspecificareas,”shesaid.66．Wecanknowfromthepassage. A．Scandinaviansarethehappiestpeopleintheworld B．theresearchwascarriedoutbyOxford C．thepeopleofthenorthemEuropeancountriesaremuchhappier D．Italiansexpressedtheirtrustinpoliticsandinstitutions67．Whichofthefollowingfactorsincreaseshappinessaccordingtothestudy? A．Interestinpolitics. B．Wealth. C．Health. D．Websites.68．Theunderlinedword“scale”inthesecondparagraphmenas“”. A．sense B．life C．report D．range69．What’sthewriter’sattitudetothestudy? A．Subjective. B．Objective. C．Pessimistic. D．Optimistic.70．WhichofthefollowingisTUREaccordingtothepassage? A．Taxcutsatsocialproblemsdon’thaveanyeffectonthehappinessatall. B．Danesexpressedalowleveloftrustintheirpoliticians. C．Europeansaregenerallyfivetimeswealthierthantheirfathers. D．ScandinaviansarethehappiestpeopleinEurope.DThepriceofcoffeebeanshitsa12–yearhightoday.Ithoughttheremightbesomekindofcoffee–marketstory,likewesawwithcocoaearlierthissummer.Butthemaindriverofcoffeepricesrightnowissimpler:Colombiahashadafewyearsofweakcoffeeharvestsbecauseoftoomuchrain,whichhasreducedtheglobalsupply.Andcoffeedrinkerskeepbuyingcoffee,evenaspricesrise,inotherwords,demandisunchanged.Thehigherpriceofbeans–upabout40percentsinceMarch–meanshigherpricesforthecoffeeyoubuybythepound.Butitprobablywon’taffectthecoffeeyoubuybythecup.Smuckers,whichsellsFolgersandMillstonecoffees,recentlysaiditwasraisingitspricesbecauseofthehighercostofbeans.Starbucks,however,saiditwouldabsorbthehighercostofbeanswithoutraisingprices.“Youseeitmuchmoreinthegrocerystorebecausetherawmaterialsareabigfactorofcost,”JoseSetteoftheInternationalCoffeeOrganizationtoldme.“Inacoffeeshop,yourbigexpensesarerentandlabor.”Whilereal–worldsupplyanddemandisthebigdriverofthepriceofbeans,theremaybesomespeculativeactionincoffeebusinessinthefuture.Butfutures(期货)ofthehigh–gradeArabicabeansaretradedintheUS,whereregulationspreventspeculators(投机商)fromcontrollingthemarket,hopingsuchthingswon’thappenjustasinLondonsummermarket.Thatsuggeststhatpricesshouldfallwhensupplyimproves–whichmayhappennextyear.Someexpertssaythatfarmersinthirdworldcountrieswon’tactuallybenefitfromhigherpricesinthiscase.Whenthepricedifferenceisduetosupplyanddemand,theprofitofthesellerusuallydoesn’tgoup.71．Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthepassage? A．Whycoffeeisgettingmoreexpensive? B．Howfarmerbenefitsfromthehighprice? C．WhethertheUSwillcontrolthecoffeemarket? D．Whathascausedthereductionofcoffee?72．Fromthesecondparagraphwecaninferthat. A．Colombiaisthecoffeetradingcenteroftheworld B．Colombiacoffeeoutputcontainsafinalshareoftheworld C．Peopleneedmoreandmorecoffee D．Coffeesaleswillbegettinglessandless73．Inthissummer’scoffeebeanmarket,. A．theUSmademorerulesaboutcoffeeprices B．speculatorsonceheldthecoffeebeanmarketinLondon C．coffeebeantradingwasseriouslydisorganized D．coffeebeanpriceswereverylowintheUS74．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothetext? A．Thepricedifferencedeterminestheprofitoftheseller. B．Smuckersisafamouscoffeemanufacturer. C．Real–worldsupplyanddemanddecidestheprices. D．Coffeepriceswillbecomemuchhighernextyear.75．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inthefourthparagraphreferto? A．Folgers. B．Millstone. C．Smuckers. D．Starbucks.第Ⅱ卷（非选择题，满分35分）第四部分：写作（共两节，满分35分）第一节阅读表达（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）阅读下面短文，并根据短文后的要求答题（请注意问题后的字数要求）。[1]Ifyouhavegonethroughairportsecurityrecently,you’realreadyusedtotakingoffyourshoes.Youmightevenhavereceivedafullbodyscan.Butitmaysoonstartpayingalotmoreattentiontoyourears.Itturnsoutthatearscandoalotmorethanexplainwhymusicissopleasanttoyouandinspiretheuniversalradio.[2]ResearchersattheUniversityofSouthamptonhavefoundthatearshaveone–of–a–kindfeatureuniquetoeachperson,muchthewaythatfingerprintsare.Basedonthatinformation,thescientistscreatedasystemtoscanthem.Theytestedthisnewtechnologyon252imagesofearschosenatrandom,anddiscoveredthatthecomputersystemwasabletocorrectlymatchtheeartothepersonmorethan99perce