山东省淄博市高青一中届高三英语上学期期中试题11050145Word文件下载.docx

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每段对话仅读一遍。

1．Whatwillthemanprobablydonext?

A．WatchTV．B．Gooutfordinner．C．Dohishomework．

2．Howdidthewomanloseweight?

A．ByeatingspecialMeals．

B．Bygoingonadiet．

C．Bydoingexerciseoccasionally．

3．WhichforeignlanguagedoesMr．Smithdowellin?

A．French．B．Japanese．C．Spanish．

4．Whatdoesthewomancomplainabout?

A．Thedesk．B．Themessyroom．C．Theheavybox．

5．Whatcoloristhewoman’sdress?

A．Red．B．Blue．C．Black．

第二节（共15小题；

每小题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，各小题将给出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7题。

6．WhydoAmericanpeoplelovetobuysecond-handgoods?

A．Tocollectmoney．B．Tomakemoney．C．Tosavemoney．

7．Whatisusuallysoldinayardsale?

A．Books，recordsandcoffee．B．Treasuresandfurniture．C．Usedgoods．

听第7段材料，回答第8至9题。

8．Whatplayedthemostimportantpartinwinningthematchfortheman’steam?

A．Strength．B．Teamwork．C．Theman’sperformance．

9．WhatdothespeakersthinkofMr．Harrison?

A．Kindandstrict．B．Energeticandwarm-hearted．C．Hardtogetalongwith．

听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。

10．WhydidthefirstMcDonald’srestauranthavenoseats?

A．Tomakepeopleeatquickly．

B．Toavoidwashingdishes．

C．Toattractmorecustomers．

11．WhichMcDonald’ssellsthemosthamburgersintheworld?

A．OneinNewYork．B．ThefirstMcDonald’s．C．TheHongKong’s．

12．Whatdowelearnfromtheconversation?

A．RayKrocboughtMcDonald’sfromMacandDick．

B．MacandDicksoldthebusinesstoMcDonalds’．

C．TherearechainstoresofMcDonald’sonlyinNewYork．

听第9段材料，回答第13至16题

13．Wherewasthemanhalfanhourago?

A．Athome．B．Inhisoffice．C．Intherestaurant．

14．Whopaidforthelunch?

A．Theman’sfriend．B．Theman．C．Thewoman．

15．Wheredoesthemanthinkheputhiswallet?

A．Onthefloor．B．Onthetable．C．Onhisseat．

16．Whatdoesthewomanmean?

A．Themanmightnothavetakenhiswalletwithhim．

B．Theman’sfriendtookhiswalletbymistake．

C．Themanshouldcallthepoliceforhelp．

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17．Whichofthefollowingisn’tincludedamongthebenefitsofreading?

A．Helpingreducestress．B．Keepingthemindactive．C．Facingdeathpeacefully．

18．Whatkindofreadingbenefitsourbrainthemost?

A．Books．B．Newspapers．C．Magazines．

19．Howlongdidtheresearcherscarryoutthestudy?

A．50years．B．30years．C．12years．

20．Howmanyhoursdopeopleover65spendwatchingtelevisionperday?

A．2.3hours．B．3.5hours．C．4.4hours．

第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）

第一节（共15小题；

每小题2分，满分30分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

A

Ifyouarethekindoftouristwholikestovisitplaceswithoutstandinglandscapesandmulticulturalcities，thenAsiaistheplacetogo．Takeacruise（巡游）toAsiaandyouwillnotbedisappointed．

TheFinestAsianCruiseExplorations

TouristswhowanttovisitseveralAsiancountriesunderstandthatcruisingthereisthebestalternative．Youcandecidetotakeatwo-weekcruise，startingfromSriLankatoThailand．There’salsoathree-weekcruisethatstartsoffinChinaallthewaytoJapan．AmostpopularvoyageisonethatstartsfromHongKongtoSingapore．

TheBestTimetoTravel

WhentouringAsia．it’sbesttounderstandthatdifferentcruiselineshavedifferenttravellingtimelines．Youcanbecaughtintherainduringyourtour（OctobertoDecemberinMalaysiaandDecembertoFebruaryinIndonesia）．MostcruisestakeplacefromDecembertotheendofMarch．

BookingCruise-shipTours

Giventhatyou’llprobablybetakinglongflightstogettoSouthAsiaandtheFarEast，thebudgetwillbelarge，especiallyifyouarevisitingasafamily．Inaddition，manypeopletourthisregion，soitwouldbebestifyoubookearlywhenthepricesaremoreappealing．

Activities

TherearesomanyportsinAsiaandthismightbringachallengeifyouwanttogetsomewhereintime．Makesureyouplanyourday-tripsinadvanceandfollowthecruiselinetourstoavoidmissingtheboats．Apartfromvisitingthecities，youcouldalsogotoBorneo，Indonesiatoseetheorangutans（猩猩）．YoucanalsohopacrossseveralislandsfromBali，appreciatethecolorfulfloatsaswellasthecherryblossomsinJapanandvisitthefloatingfishfarmsinVietnam．

21．Intheauthor’sopinion，whichcruiseisthemostwelcomingone?

A．FromHongKongtoSingapore．

B．FromSriLankatoThailand．

C．FlyingtotheFarEast．

D．FromChinatoJapan．

22．WhenisthebesttimeavailableontoursinIndonesia?

A．January．B．February．C．December．D．March．

23．Wherecanyouappreciatethecolorfulfloats?

A．Bali．B．Vietnam．C．Japan．D．Indonesia．

B

AtschoolsacrosstheUnitedStates，studentsoftensitdowntocafeterialunchesmadefromprocessedfoodsthatarehighinfat，sodium，andsugar．ButkidsatPublicSchool（P．S．）216inBrooklynhaveadifferentdiningexperience．PrincipalDonnaNegliareportsthatherstudentsloveeatingfleshfruitsandvegetables．

P．S．216participatedintheEdibleSchoolyardProject，anonprofitprogramfoundedbyChefAliceWatersin1995．TheprogramthatWaterscreatedhelpspublicschoolsacrossthecountrystarton-sitegardensandweaveprinciplesofhealthyeatingintothecurriculum．Studentsgrowandmaintaincrops，harvestingthefruitsandvegetablesforcafeteriameals．

Watersexpressedherpassionfortheprinciplesofthefarm-to-tablemovement．Sheadvisedschoolstoconnectwiththefarmersintheirareaandchangetheirbuyingpracticeswhenplanningmealsforstudents．

Watershaslongbeeninspiringpeopletocareaboutwheretheirfoodcomesfrom．In1993，sheputforwardtheideaofaWhiteHousevegetablegarden．Itwasnotuntil2009thatMichelleObamastartedthegardeninthebackyardoftheWhiteHouse．Sheandmembersofthekitchenstaffspenthourstendingtothegarden，oftenwithhelpfromlocalschoolchildren．

“Thatgavepeopleasensethatshecaredaboutchildrenandcaredaboutwhereourfoodcomesfrom，”Waterssaid，praisingtheformerFirstLady’sconcernforyoungpeople’shealth．“Wearejustbuildingthismovement，anditisveryexciting．”

“ThroughtheEdibleSchoolyardProject，studentsalsolearnaboutthebenefitsofhealthyeatingintheclassroom．”Negliasaid．“P．S．216isteachingkidsaboutcareersinthefoodindustry—suchasfarmingandagriculture，nutrition，foodsafety，andtherestaurantbusiness．”

Similarclassesaretakingplacearoundthecountry．Sofar，theEdibleSchoolyardProjecthasreachedmorethan1millionstudentsinmorethan367schools．“I'

mthinkingaboutthefutureoftheplanet，”Waterssaid．“I'

mdoingthisforourgeneration．”

24．What’sthepurposeoftheEdibleSchoolyardProject?

A．Toreducestudents’stress．

B．Toletstudentseathealthyfood．

C．Toimproveschools’environment．

D．Toexpectstudentstoexperiencefarming．

25．WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph5?

A．TheprojectmadeWatersfamous,

B．Runningagardenwastoodifficultforstudents．

C．WatersthoughthighlyofwhatMichelleObamadid．

D．TheformerFirstLadyshouldcareaboutyoungpeople．

26．Fromthetextwecaninferthat___________．

A．P．S．216belongstothepioneersintheEdibleSchoolyardProject

B．P．S．216mainlyteacheskidsaboutcareersinfoodindustry

C．Waters’projectisnotwellreceivedbymeusschools

D．Watershadnodifficultyinstartingvegetablegarden

27．Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?

A．StudentsshouldeathealthilyB．Afamousschool—P．S．216

C．ProcessedfoodsshouldbeadvisedD．Achefhelpscreategreenschoolyards

C

A11acrossthenation，inAmericans’backyardsandgaragesandlivingrooms，wildanimalskeptaspetslivesidebysidewiththeirhumanowners．It’sbelievedthatmoreexoticanimalsliveinAmericanhomesthanarecaredforinAmericanzoos．Theexotic-petbusinesshasdrawncriticismfromanimalwelfareadvocatesandwildlifeconservationistsalike，whosayit’snotonlydangeroustobringwildlifeintohouseholdsbutit’scruelandcriminal．Yettheissueisfarfromblackorwhite．

Thetermexoticpethasnofirmdefinition．Itcanrefertoanywildlifekeptinhumanhouseholdsorsimplytoapetthat’smoreunusualthanthecommondogorcat．PrivatelyowningexoticanimalsiscurrentlypermittedinahandfulofstateswithnorestrictionsinAmerica．AdamRobertsofBornFreeUSAkeepsarunningdatabaseofdeathsandinjuriescausedbyexotic-petownership：

InConnecticuta55-year-oldwoman’sfacewaspermanentlydisfiguredbyherfriend’slifelongpetmonkey；

inOhioan80-year-oldmanwasattackedbya200-poundkangaroo；

inNebraskaa34-year-oldmanwasstrangled（勒）todeathbyhispetsnake．Andthatlistdoesnotincludethenumberofpeoplewhobecomesickfromcomingintocontactwithzoonotic（动物传染的）diseases．

Somepeopleseewildanimalsaspetsasawaytoconnectwiththenaturalworld．Otherexotic-petownerssaytheyaremotivatedbyadesiretopreservethreatenedspecies．Theybelieveclimatechangeandhumanpopulationgrowthcouldwipeoutaspeciesinrecordtime，sohavingabackuppopulationisagoodidea．

ButsomegroupslikeBornFreeUSAandtheWorldWildlifeFundgaythatcaptivebreeding（圈养）ofendangeredspeciesbyprivateowners—whetherforcommercial，conservation，oreducationalreasons—servesonlytocontinueaboomingmarketforexoticanimals．That，inturn，resultsinagreaterrisktoanimalsstilllivingintheirnaturalhabitat．

28．Whichwordcanreplacethephrase“farfromblackorwhite”inParagraph1?

A．contradictoryB．ridiculousC．controversialD．universal

29．Whydo