届山东省泰安市高三上学期期末考试英语试题 word版Word文件下载.docx

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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l0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．Whatdoesthewomansuggestdoing?

A．Repairingthetelephone．B．SurfingtheInternet．

C．Cookingathome．

2．Whatdidthemando?

A．Heboughtacomputer．B．Hesetupacompany．

C．Hehuntedforanewjob．

3．Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?

A．Afire．B．Aflood．C．Anearthquake．

4．Howmanypeoplewillbeexpectedtotheparty?

A．15．B．135．C．150．

5．Whydoesthewomanmentionherdinnerguests?

A．Toaskthemantojointhem．

B．Tosuggestpolitelythemanleave．

C．Toinvitethemantohaveanotherdrink．

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和第7两个小题。

6．HowmuchwillthemanpayfortheCDplayer?

A．$30．B．$70．C．$100．

7．Whatisthemanconcernedabout?

A．Returnpolicy．B．After-salerepairing．C．Exchangeofgoods．

听第7段材料，回答第8和第9两个小题。

8．Whatkindofroomdoesthemantake?

A．Asharedroomwithanotherstudent．

B．Asingleroomwithhisownbathroom．

C．Hisownroomwithasharedbathroom．

9．Whatisn’tincludedintheconferencefee?

A．Meals．B．Tea．C．Coffee．

听第8段材料，回答第l0至第12三个小题。

l0．Wheredoesthemanprobablywork?

A．Inahotel．B．Inachurch．C．Inafilmcompany．

11．Howdidthemanhelpthefilmstar?

A．Hewokehimup．B．Helenthimhispants．

C．Hesenthimbacktotheroom．

12．Whatdoestheman’swifethinkofhim?

A．Heisofgreathelpathome．

B．Heisofnohelpwiththehousework．

C．Heisbusywithhisworkallthetime．

听第9段材料，回答第13至第16四个小题。

13．WhoisAnna?

A．Theman’ssister．

B．Theman’smother．

C．Theman’sgrandmother．

14．Howlongwillthemanstay?

A．Threedays．B．Fourdays．C．Fivedays．

15．Whatsurprisedthewoman?

A．Themanonlyeatsvegetablesnow．

B．Themanstillhasschoolworktodo．

C．Themanisstayingforsuchashorttime．

16．Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation?

A．Annaisavegetarian．

B．Annalovestoeatturkey．

C．ThemanisdisappointedwithAnna．

听第10段材料，回答第17至第20四个小题。

17．Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

A．Theplanfortheday．

B．Thecoursesoftheschoo1．

C．Anintroductiontotheteachers．

18．Whatarethelistenersgoingtodoat10：

40?

A．Doatest．B．Takearest．C．Gettheirbooks．

19．WhowillintroducetheLearningCenter?

A．Caro1．B．Anna．C．Steve．

20．WhenarethelistenersexpectedtotalkwithHelen?

A．Duringthelunchtime．

B．Intheconversationclass．

C．AfteratalkaboutLondon．

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）

阅渎下列短文，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。

A

ManyexpelssaythatBillyWilderchangedthehistoryofAmericanmovies．HeisoftencalledthebestmoviemakerHollywoodhaseverhad．

Hewasknownformakingmoviesthatofferedsharpsocialcommentandadultsexualsituations．Wilderwasoneofthefirstdirectorstodothis．

Betweenthemiddle1930sandthe1980s，BillyWildermadealmostfiftymovies．Duringthattimehereceivedmorethantwentynominations（提名）fromtheAcademyofMotionPictureArtsandSciences．HewonsixoftheOscarawards．Wildermadefamousmovieslike“SunsetBoulevard”．and“DoubleIndemnity．”Healsodirected“TheLostWeekend”，and“TheSevenYearItch．”

Wilderwasbornin1906intheformerAustro-HungarianEmpire．HestartedlawschoolinVienna，Austriaatthebeginning．Thenhedecidedtoabandonthemajor．Bythe1920s，hewaswritingmoviesinGermany．However，theNazishadrisentopowerinthenation．WilderwasJewish，andherecognizedthathehadnofutureinNaziGermany．ThenheleftEuropeforAmerica．

BillyWilderhadonlyelevendollarswhenhearrivedtosettleintheUnitedStatesin1934．HeformedawritingteamwithCharlesBrackett．Thetwowriterscreatedmanyfilmstogether．

WilderandBrackettwroteseveralsuccessfulmovies．Wilderalwayspraisedthismanasafriendandteacherwhosehumorandexpertdirectiongreatlyinfluencedhiswork．

Inhislovestories．BillyWilderdidnotfollowtheHollywoodtraditionofsweetboy-meets-girlsituations．Hehadanunusualwayofshowingrelationsbetweenmenandwomen．Forexample，oneofhismostsuccessfulfilmswas“HoldBacktheDawn．”In1944，BillyWildermadeafilmcalled“DoubleIndemnity．”Somecritics（评论家）saidthismovieestablishedhimasoneofthegreatestHollywooddirectors．BillyWilderdiedinLosAngelesin2002afterbattlinghealthproblems．

21．Whatdoesthetextmainlytalkabout?

A．ThehistoryofAmericanmovies．

B．Thefamousdirector—BillyWilder．

C．ThefamousmoviesbyBillyWilder．

D．BillyWilderandhisfriends．

22．What’stheproperorderofWilder’slifeevents?

a．Heformedawritingteam．b．HewonsixoftheOscarawards．

c．HestartedlawschoolinVienna．d．HesettledintheUnitedStates．

A．c，d，a，bB．a，b，d，eC．b，c，d，aD．d，a，b，c

23．WhydidWilderleaveEurope?

A．HewantedtomakeafortuneinAmerica．

B．Nobodyhelpedhimmakefilms．

C．TheNaziscameintopower．

D．HewasingreatneedofCharles’shelp．

24．Forwhatpurposedoestheauthorusetheexample“HoldBacktheDawn”?

A．Toexplainit’samostsuccessfulfilm．

B．ToshowWilder’sdifferentdirectingstyle．

C．ToarguethetraditionalinfluenceonWilder’sfilm．

D．ToindicateWilder’sunusualcharacter．

B

NowthatnewsroomsarebecominglesspopularintheUS，youngpeoplehavebeguntotelltheirownstories．

GlobalGirlMedia，anonprofitorganizationthatteachesteenagegirlsdigitalstorytellingskills，wasstartedbyaward-winningfilmmakersAmieWilliamsandMeenaNanjiinLosAngelesin2010．

“Bygivinggirlsavoice，youintroduceadifferentstory，andchangetheexistingone，”saidDannyGlover，amemberoftheGlobalGirlMediaadvisoryboard．

“Whenthecamera’sinmyhands，IfeellikeIcan’tlose，”SaidCheyenneGrisez，14．“ItmakesmehappyandIfeellikeIcandoanything．”

OnthefinaldayofthesummeracademyinCalifornia，WilliamsworkedwithGrisezandCamilaPrado，15，onashortfilmaboutPrado’sfightagainstaneatingdisorder．Inthefilm，Pradobravelyinterviewedherparentsandsisterabouthowshewasabletobeatherdepressionandeatingdisorder．Thisfilmandothersthegirlshadmadewereshowntoparentsandfriendsonthelastdayoftheacademy，celebratingtheirhardwork．

“It’stheirstory，andnobodyknowshowtotellitbetterthantheydo，”Williamssaid．

“Thesegirlsarefromreallydifficultbackgrounds．Theyfeeltrappedsometimes．Theyfeelalone．”Williamssaid．“Thecameragivesthemawaytolookattheirworldinadifferentwayandgetoutofthatfeeling．’’

Girlsintheprogrampracticetheirskillsandbuildconfidencebygoingoutinthecommunityandinterviewingpeoplefortheshortfilms．Manyofthemhadnoexperience，butfoundtheyhadgoodstorytellingskills．

“Iworkwiththesegirls．EverydayIleaveinspiredandcompletelygrateful，becauseIknowthat．duetotheworkwe'

redoingwiththem，thingswillbebetter，”saidGlobalGirlMediasummeracademyprojectdirectorHeatherFaison．

25．WhydomanyAmericangirlsliketotellstoriesusingthecamera?

A．Theirparentshatetogivethemahand．

B．Thecameracanhelpthemoutoftheirtrouble．

C．Theycanmakeprofitsfromtheirdocumentaries．

D．Theydesiretoimprovetheirphotoskills．

26．WhatdowelearnaboutGlobalGirlMediafromthetext?

A．Itgivesgirlsdigitalstorytellingskills．

B．Itgetsmuchmoneyfromgirlstudents．

C．Itwasfoundedbythegovernment．

D．IthasnewsroomsinCalifornia．

27．WhatdifficultydidPradoovercomebymakingherfilm?

A．Self-harm．B．Aneatingdisorder.

C．Poorschoolscores．D．Teenagedepression．

28．WhodirectedGlobalGirlMediasummeracademyprojectinCalifornia?

A．MeenaNanji．B．AmieWilliams．

C．DannyGlover．D．HeatherFaison.

C

Doyoulikesomewherealittlebitdifferenttotheusualtypesofplacesyoufindonthehighstreet?

Ido，soI’mgladtoseenewonespoppingup（冒出）everywhereinLondon.

Thesocalledpop-upshopisatemporaryarrangement．Intheaftermath（余波）ofthefinancialcrisisof2008，manybusinesseshadtoshutdown．Shops，warehousesandofficeswereleftvacantwhentheystoppedtrading．Pop-upenterprisersoccupiedsomeofthemquickly.Forthemtheappealofthistemporaryshoppingconceptisclear：

theycanstartabusinesswithmuch1owerrisk．Thetemporarynatureofapop-upshopgivestheopportunitytotestaproductanddevelopacustomerbase，withoutbeingtiedintoalong-termrentingcontract.Beingsmallmakesitmucheasierforpop-upstoexpandiftheyaresuccessful·

Pop-upshopsfirstappearedintheUKintheearly2000s，withtheeconomybooming.Theywereoriginallyawayforsmallcompaniestorentretailspace（零售场所）ingreatlocations.Thiswaswhilelandlordswhoownedthesespaceslookedforpermanentrenters.

Pop-upshopscantakeanumberofdifferentforms．Theymightbetemporaryshopsinthehighstreetorashoppingcentre．Theymightbesimplemarketstalls（摊位）.Theycouldbebasedinsomekindoftransport，likeafoodtruck．Ortheycouldberunbypeoplewhovisitdifferentestablishments，liketravellingchefswhotakeoverpubandrestaurantkitchenstemporarily．

AccordingtoareportbytheCentreofEconomicandBusinessResearch，thepop-upindustrywasworth￡2.1bnandisexpectedtogrowby8.4％thisyear．Almostanythingthatcanbeonahighstreetcanalsobeapop-up．Therehavebeenpop-upshops，artgalleries，theatresandrestaurantsamongothers．Inanageoffast-changinghabits，thepop-upideamightbeheretostay．

29．Whatnatureofthepop-u