高三英语测试题

高三英语测试题第一卷(共115分)LISTENING(30分)MULTIPLECHOICES(15分)21.Suchmanof_______kindlikehimcouldn’tdo______betterthingthanhisfather.A.a,a B.a,theC.the,a D.the,the22.Latertheydiscovered,_________wasnewstohim,thatPearwasthepresident’sdaughter.A.that B.whichC.who D.what23.Ifyouareabletotalktoafriendoverthetelephone,youfeelthatyouareclose______theactualdistanceisnotshortened.A.solongas B.evenif C.if D.as24.Thenewly-foundedcompanyisfacedwithlotsoftrouble,______thefinancialprobleminnottheworst.A.which B.towhich C.ofwhich D.withwhich25.---Ilikefootball.---_________mysisterandme.A.Sodo B.Soare C.Sodid D.Soitiswith26.Myparents_______mybrotherfordrivingbuthewantedtopick_______theknowledgeofthecomputerduringhissparetime.A.advised,up B.intended,up C.persuaded,out D.managed,out27.Thepolicemancametothedestroyedhouseanddemanded_______whathadhappened.A.thepeopletotellhimB.tellinghimC.beingtoldD.tobetold28.Knowinghowlongthetestwouldlast,thestudentswhofinished_______backandwaiteduntiltheendoftheexam.A.settles B.settling C.settled D.tosettle29.MyenthusiasmforChinesefootballteamgradually_______becauseoftheircountlessfailures.A.faded B.disappearedC.ranout D.gaveup30.---Theterriblehurricanebroughtaboutamillioninlossestothisislandcountry.---___________.A.Certainly B.Iagree C.QuiteOK D.That’sthecase.31.Theprofessorhasreceivedtheletter_______togivealectureinZhongshanA.beinginvited B.invitinghim C.invited D.tobeinvited32.Veryfewexpertshave_______withcompletenewanswerstotheworld’seconomicproblems.A.comedown B.comearound C.comeup D.cometo33.Coulditbeintherestaurantin_______youhaddinnerwithmeyesterday_______youlostyourhandbag?A.that,which B.which,that C.which,when D.that,where34.---WhatdoyouthinkofthedinnerinMrTom’s?---Oh,great!Wehaveneverhadabetterone.It’sadinneroftwenty_______.A.drinks B.tables C.people D.courses35.Readerscan______quitewellwithoutknowingtheexactmeaningofeachword.A.getthrough B.getover C.getalong D.getinCLOZE（30分） Annaarrivedfartooearly.Usuallysheleftthingstothelastminute,36todaywasaveryspecialoccasion.Itwasalmost37bygettingthereanhourbeforehandthatshe38tocausetheplanetoarrivesooner.39racedthroughhermind.“DoIlookallright?WillhenoticethatI’mwearinga40trousersuit?Willheeven41me?”Afterall,itwasayearalmosttothedaysinceshehad42seenJoe.Shefisheda43outofherhandbagandinspectedherface.Toomuchmake-up?Joehad44madeanycommentbutsheknewthathedidnotapproveof（赞成）heavymake-up—“gildingthelily”,he45it.Itwasfunnyhowmuchimportancesheattachedto46agoodimpressiononhim.Afterall,friendsdonotjudgeeachotherby47.Allthesame,itwasthefirstmeetingafteralongseparation,andshewantedeverythingto48 Lookingoutofthewindow,Joe49afirstglimpse,throughabreakinthe50,ofthetownfarbelow.Certainlyitwasveryflatteringthattheyhad51himtobetheguestlecturerattheirAutumnCongressyetagain.TheChairmanoftheOrganizingCommittee,asamatterofcourtesy（礼貌），had52tomeethimattheairport,ashehaddoneonpreviousoccasions.Thistime,53,itwasnotnecessary,54becauseJoewasquitefamiliarwiththecity,butmainlybecauseAnnahadsaidthatshecould5536．A．and B．but C．for D．as37．A．because B．since C．asif D．when38．A．thought B．liked C．had D．hoped39．A．Idea B．Facts C．Thoughts D．Matters40．A．new B．strange C．latest D．single41．A．like B．recognize C．terrify D．tell42．A．before B．recently C．last D．most43．A．purse B．handkerchief C．mirror D．book44．A．never B．almost C．often D．regularly45．A．told B．called C．saw D．thought46．A．offering B．taking C．having D．making47．A．appearance B．clothes C．make-up D．looking48．A．comeacross B．turnup C．gooff D．getout49．A．caught B．left C．enjoyed D．met50．A．air B．rain C．train D．clouds51．A．employed B．invited C．told D．informed52．A．offered B．arrived C．intended D．attempted53．A．therefore B．however C．instead D．aswell54．A．luckily B．really C．partly D．separately55．A．put B．make C．take D．leaveREADINGCOMPREHENSION（40分）（A） Anxietyistheappropriate（适宜的）emotionwhentheimmediatepersonalterror—ofavolcano,anarrow,astab（刺伤）inthebackandotherdisasters,alldirectedagainstone’sself-disappears. Thekindofworldthatproducesanxietyisactuallyaworldofrelativesafety,aworldinwhichnoonefeelsthathehimselfisfacingsuddendeath.Theanxietyexistsasanuneasystateofmind,inwhichonehasafeelingthatsomethingunspecified（不具体的）andindeterminablemaygowrong.Iftheworldseemstobegoingwell,thisproducesanxiety—forgoodtimesmayend.Iftheworldisgoingbadly—itmaygetworse.Anxietytendstobewithoutfocus;theanxiouspersondoesn’tknowwhethertoblamehimselforotherpeople.Heisn’tsurewhetheritisthecurrentyearoftheadministrationorachangeinclimateortheatombombthatistoblameforthisundefinedsenseofunease. Itisclearthatwehavedevelopedasocietywhichdependsonhavingtherightamountofanxietytomakeitwork…Whileweagreethattoomuchanxietyisharmfultomentalhealth,wehavecometorelyonanxietytopushusintoseeingadoctoraboutasymptom（症状）whichmayindicatecancer,intocheckinguponthatoldlife-insurancepolicywhichmayhaveout-of-dateprovisionsinit,intohavingaconferencewithBilly’steachereventhoughhisreportcardlooksallright. Peoplewhoareanxiousenoughkeeptheircarinsuranceup,havethebrakeschecked,don’ttakeaseconddrinkwhentheyhavetodrive.Peoplewhoaretooanxiouseitherrefusetogointocarsatall—andsocomplicatetheordinarycourseoflife—ordrivesotenselyandcarefullythattheyhelpcauseaccidents.Peoplewhoaren’tanxiousenoughtakechanceafterchance,whichincreasestheterribleaccidentsoftheroads.56．Accordingtotheauthor,anxietyistheemotionwhen. A．oneisfilledwithasuddensenseofuneasiness B．oneseesnoimmediatedanger C．onehasavaguesenseabouthislife D．onefeelsthattheworldmaygobadly57．Theauthorholdsthat. A．anxietyisagoodthing B．anxietyisasymptomofmentalillness C．someanxietycanleadtochangesforthebetter D．noanxietyisbadforsociety58．Accordingtotheauthor,accidentsoftheroadtendtobecausedby. A．allthosewhoaretooanxious B．allthosewhohaveanxiety C．thosewhohavenoanxiety D．thosewhoarenotanxiousenough59．Thebesttitleforthepassagewouldbe. A．OneMan’sThoughtaboutAnxiety B．TheRightAmountofAnxiety C．AnxietyversusSafety D．DifferentAttitudestoAnxiety（B） “Businessiswar.”Thetraditionallanguageofbusinesscertainlymakesitsoundthatway:winningthecompetition,gettingmarketshare,beatingupsuppliers,lockingupcustomers.Therearethevictorsandthelosers. Buttodayindoingbusiness,youhavetolistentostomers,workwithsuppliers,keepgoodrelations-evenwithcompetitors.Thatdoesn’tsoundlikewar.Besides,therearefewvictorswhenbusinessislookeduponaswar. Mostbusinessessucceedonlyifothersalsosucceed.Businessiscompetitionandcooperationaswell.Inotherwords,businessiswarandpeace. Tobringtogethercompetitionandcooperation,weturntogametheory.Gametheoryprovidesthatwhetheronepersonwinsorlosesdependsonwhatotherpeopledo.Itisparticularlyeffectivewhentherearemanyinterdependent（互相依存的）factorsandnodecisioncanbemadeinisolation（孤立）fromotherdecisions. Gametheorybreaksdownthegameintokeyelements（要素）:players,addedvalues,rules,tactics（计谋）,andscope（范畴）(PARTS).Everyelementaffectstheresultofthegame.Thismeansthateachofthefiveelementsgivesyouawaytochangeanexistinggameintoentirelynewone.ChangeoneofthePARTS,andyouchangethewhole. Whychangethegame?AnoldChinesesayingexplains:Ifyoucontinueonthecourseyou’reheading,that’swhereyou’llendup.Sometimesthat’sgood,sometimesnot.Youcanplaythegameverywell,andstillsuffergreatloss.That’sbecauseyou’replayingthewronggame:youneedtochangeit.Evenagoodgamecanbemadeintoabetterone.Realsuccesscomesfromactivelyshapingthegameyouplay-frommakingthegameyouwant,nottakingthegameyoufind.60．Theauthorofthispassageis_______theideathat“Businessiswar.” A．considering B．infavorof C．against D．doubtfulof61．“PARTS”standsfor_______. A．thepartiesinagame B．players,addedvalues,rules,tacticsandscope C．alloftheelementsinthegametheory D．thepartsthataffecttheresultofthegame62．Thecorrectunderstandingoftheunderlinedsentenceinthelastparagraphis_______. A．youplaythegametoowelltosuffergreatloss B．youarereallygoodatplayingthegame,butyoustillloseitout C．youaresocompetitivethatyoubeatupallofyourcompetitorsterribly D．thecompetitionissohardthatyouhavetoputallyourheartintoit63．Theauthoremphasizesthat_______. A．weshallplayintherightdirection B．weshallplayveryhard C．weshallcontinueinthecourseweareheading D．weshallalwayschangenomatterthechangeisgoodornot（C） RickStevenson,16yearsold,spendseveryminutehecanonthemountain.Heandhisfriendsgosnowboardingeveryweekend.“It’sgreat,”hesays,“Thewindsaresostrong,theboardsgo50milesanhour.”HisfriendLauraFieldsagrees.“Noonegoesskiinganymore,”shesays,“That’sfortheoldfolks.” RickandLauraarepartofanewtrendinsports.Itsphilosophy（purpose）istogetasclosetotheedgeaspossible.Andmoreandmoreyoungathletesaretakingpartintheserisky（adventurous）activitiescalled“extremesports”or“X-Sports”. Inthepast,youngathleteswouldplaybaseball.Today,theywantriskandexcitement—theclosertotheedge,thebetter.Theysnowboardovercliffsandmountain-bikedownsteepmountains.Theywind-surfnearhurricanesandbungy-jumpfromtowers. Extremesportsstartedasanalternative（选择余地）tomoreexpensivesportssuchasgolf.Acitykidwhodidn’thavethemoneytobuyexpensivesportsequipmentcouldgetaskateboardandhavefun.Butnowithasbecomeawholenewareaofsports,withspecializedequipmentandhighlevelsofskill.There’sevenaspecialOlympicsforextremesports,calledtheWinterX-Games,whichincludessnowmountainbikingandiceclimbing. Whatmakesextremesportssopopular?“Peoplelovetherisk,”saysMurrayNussbaum,whosellssportsequipment.“Citypeoplewanttobeoutdoorsontheweekendanddosomethingchallenging.Thenewequipmentissomuchbetterthatpeoplecantakemoreriskswithoutgettinghurt”.Anathleteadds,“Surethere’sarisk.Onceyougomountainbikingorsnowboarding,it’simpossibletogobacktobikeridingorskiing.It‘sjusttooboring.” Noweventheoldercrowdisstartingtojoinin.Everyweekendgroupsoffriendsintheirearlythirtiesgettogether.Duringtheweektheyworkascomputerprogrammersinthesameoffice.OnSundaystheyrentmountainbikesthatcost$2,000eachandridedownsteepmountainstogether. Extremesportsarecertainlynotforeveryone.MostpeoplestillprefertoplaybasketballorwatchsportsonTV.Butextremesportsaredefinitelygaininginpopularity.“Thesesportsarefreshandexciting.It’sthewaveofthefuture.”saysNussbaum.64．Whichofthefourpicturesdoesnotdescribeextremesports?65．Generallyspeaking,areunfitforextremesportsbyinferencefromthetext. A．highschoolstudents B．theagedpeople C．officeworkers D．cityteenagers66．Itisclearfromthetextthatextremesportsare. A．excitingbutrisky B．expensivebutchallenging C．specialbutdangerous D．popularbutalittleold67．Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthetext? A．RickStevenson’sHobby. B．TheWaveoftheFuture. C．X-Sports. D．People’sLoveforRisk.（D） Therearethreebranchesofmedicine.Oneiscalled“doctormedicine,”or“scientificmedicine.”Scientificdoctorstrytoobservesicknesses,lookforlogicalpatterns,andthenfindouthowthehumanbodyworks.Fromtheretheyfigureoutwhattreatmentsmaywork.Thiskindofmedicineisbelievedtodatefromthe4thcenturyBC.Althoughnowadaysitissuccessful,intheancientworldthisapproach（method）probablydidnotcuremanypatients. Asecondkindofmedicineiscalled“naturalcures,”or“folkmedicine,”inwhichlesseducatedpeopletrytocuresicknesseswithvariousherbs（中草药）.Thesefolkhealersalsouseobservationandlogic,buttheyarenotsoawareofit.Theytrythingsuntiltheyfindsomethingthatseemstowork,andthentheykeepdoingthat.Folkmedicineflourished（becamepopular）longbeforethedevelopmentofscientificmedicineandwasmoresuccessfulinancienttimesthandoctormedicine. Thethirdkindiscalled“healthspas,”or“faithhealing.”Sometimesthismaybeassimpleastouchingtheholymanandbeingimmediatelyhealed.Othertimes,amagicianmaymakeyouamagiccharm,orsayaspell,tocureyou.Somereligiousgroupsorganizespecialhealingshrinesforthesick.Intheseplacespeoplerest,getplentyofsleep,eathealthyfood,drinkwaterinsteadofwine,andexerciseinvariousways.Theyalsotalktothepriestsandpraytothegods.Ifyouarefeelingdepressed（sad）oryouhavebeenworkingtoohard,goingtotheseplacesmaybejusttherightthingtomakeyoufeelbetter.68．Doctormedicine. A．hasalongerhistorythanfolkmedicine. B．hasbeenpractisedforaround1,600years. C．basesitstreatmentsonobservationandlogic D．wasverysuccessfulincuringsicknessesinancienttimes.69．Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisNOTusedin“healthspas”? A．Magicpower. B．Variousherbs. C．Religiousfaith. D．Ahealthylifestyle70．Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingistrue? A．Folkhealerschoosedifferentherbstocurediseaseswithoutanysoundbasis. B．Peoplewhopractisefoldmedicineneedlotsofformaleducationonherbs. C．Thesuccessoffolkmedicineledtothedevelopmentofdoctormedicine. D．Naturalcuresworkedbetterthanscientificmedicineinancienttimes.71．Theauthor’sprimarypurposeinthispassageisto. A．describedifferenttypesofmedicine. B．arguefortheimportanceofmedicineinhealthcare. C．showtheimportantrolereligionplaysinmedicaltreatments D．comparetheeducationalbackgroundofthreedifferenttypesofpatients（E） Aperson,likeacommodity（商品）,needspackaging.Butgoingtoofarisabsolutelyundesirable.Alittleexaggeration（夸张），however,doesnoharmwhenitshowstheperson’suniquequalitiestotheiradvantages.Toshowpersonalattractivenessinacasualandnaturalway,itisimportantforonetohaveaclearknowledgeofoneself.Askilledpackagerknowshowtoaddarttonaturewithoutanysignsofembellishment（装饰）,sothatthepersonsopackagedisnotacommoditybutahumanbeing,livelyandlovely. Ayoungperson,especiallyafemale,shiningwithbeautyandfulloflife,hasallthefavorgrantedbyGod.Anyattempttomakeupwouldbeself-defeating.Youth,however,comesandgoesinaflash.Packagingforthemiddle-agedisprimarilytohidethemarksmadebyyears.Ifyoustillenjoylifeenoughtokeepself-confidenceandworkatpioneeringwork,youareuniqueinyournaturalqualities,andyourattractivenessandgracewillremain.Elderlypeoplearebeautifuliftheirriveroflifehasbeen,throughplains,mountainsandjungles,runningitscourseasitshould.Youhavereallylivedyourlife,whichnowarrivesataself-satisfiedstageofquietnessandcalmnesswithnointerestinfameorwealth.Thereisnoneedtomakeuseofhairdyeing（染色）Thesnow-cappedmountainisitselfabeautifulsceneoffairyland.Letyourlookschangefromyoungtooldinstepwithnaturalageingprocesssoastokeepinharmony（和谐）withnature,forharmonyitselfisbeauty,whiletheotherwayroundwillonlyendinunpleasantness.Tobeintheelder’scompanyislikereadingathickbookofdeluxe（betterquality）editionthatattractsonesomuchastobeunwillingtopartwith. Aslongasonefindswhereonestands,oneknowshowtopackageoneself,justasacommoditysetsupitsbrandbytherightpackaging.72．Itcanbeconcludedfromthetextthat. A．peopleshouldbepackedatallages. B．peopleshouldbepackedinaspecialway C．elderlypeoplealsocareaboutpacking D．properpackingmakespeopleattractive73．Accordingtotheauthor,ifyouwanttokeepinharmonywithnature,youshould. A．dyeyourhair B．makeupatayoungage C．followtheageingprocess D．giveupfameandwealth74．Forthemiddle-aged,attractiveness. A．hardlyexists B．isthestrongest C．comesfromtheinside D．comesformtheappearance75．Theunderlinedsentencemeansthatelderlypeople. A．areusuallypackedlikeafinely-madebook B．experiencealotandhaverichknowledgeoflife C．doalotoftravelingandcangiveyoumuchinformation D．enjoyreadingthickbooksofbeautifulnatureandfairylands

CLASS__________NO________NAME___________第二卷（共35分）第一节短文改错（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）此题规定改正所给短文中的错误。对标有题号的每一行作出判断：如无错误，在该行右边横线上画一种勾（√）；如有错误（每行只有一种错误），则按下列状况改正：该行多一种词：把多出的词用斜线（\）划掉，在该行右边横线上写出该词，并也用斜线划掉。该行缺一种词：在缺词处加一种漏字符号（∧），大该行右边横线上写出该加的词。该行错一种词：在错的词下划一横线，在该行右边横线上写出改正后的词。注意：原行没有错的不要改。Fiftyyearsagonomanypeoplehadsomethingrepaired 76.intheirhomes.Inthosedayslabourwasfairlycheapbut 77.mostpeoplewouldhavethoughtthatworthwhiletohave 78.somebodytorepairtheirthingsunlesstheywereverypoor. 79.Today,however,itisquitedifferently.Menandwomen 80.inlifeturntherhandtoallkindsofjobsroundthehouse. 81.Somehaveevensuccessfullybuiltourownhouses. 82.IneveryHighStreetthroughoutBritainnowadaysthere 83.isatleastone“DIY”shop.Alotofpeoplevisitedthese 84.shopseverydaybecausethehighcostofpresent-daylabour. 85.第二节、书面体现（满分25分） 近来，你的父母打算让你出国留学，你与父母的意见相悖，感到烦恼。现在你准备在网上将你与父母的意见发表出来，谋求协助。请你根据下面提示，写出100词左右的短文。文章开头已给出。父母的见解自己的见解1．拥有学习外语的好环境；2．能够尽早学会独立生活；3．学习先进技术，有前途；自已现有的外语水平不高；紧张碰到无法解决的问题；对家庭来说留学费用太高； Myparentshavebeenwantingmetostudyabroad,____________________________________