河北省示范性高中届高三上学期期中考试英语试题Word格式.docx

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23．_____tohisresearchwork,theprofessorcaredlittleaboutanyotherthings．

A．DevotingB．DevotedC．HavingdevotedD．Todevote

24．_____allhisfollowersdead,thecaptainwastakenbyhisenemy．

A．ForB．AsC．BecauseofD．With

25．Shelooksforwardeveryspringto_____theflower-linedgarden．

A．walkinginB．walkinC．visitD．payingavisit

26．Howpleasedthedetectivewas_____whathiscustomertoldhim!

A．hearingB．tohearC．heardD．tohearing

27．---Alice,youlookpuzzled,Haveyouunderstoodit?

---No．I_____anotherproblemjustnow．

A．lhavethoughtofB．amthinkingofC．hadthoughtofD.wasthinkingof

28．---Iregret_____youJohnhasbeenfired．

---Icanhardlybelievemyears．He’ssuchafineworker．

A．tellingB．havingtoldC．totellD．tohavetold

29．Theoldmanleads______happylifenow,buthewillneverforget______hardtimewhenhewaspoor.

A.the,aB./;

theC.the;

/D.a,the

30．-----DidMarycometotheparty?

---Idon’tknow．She_____whileIwasout．

A．mayhavecomeB．musthavecomeC．mightcomeD．couldcome

31．Thepoorlittleboywho_____caughtstealingacakeoverthereisanorphan．

A．hasB．hadC．gotD．is

32．Behindthecoach_____ourteamwearingbluesuits．

A．haveB．walkC．isfollowedD．appears

33．Themotherdidn’tknow_____toblameforthebrokenglassasithappenedwhileshewasout.

A．whoB．whichC．theyD．that

34．Ourcountryisdevelopingatanamazingspeed,whichis_____makesmefeelsoproud.

A．thatB．whyC．whatD．where

35．Throughouttheweek,theboy_____mostoftheworkinthemanager’soffice．

A．tookonB．tookoffC．tookinD．tookover

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

WingsofAngel

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normal"

.Everyoneelsecouldplayonthemonkeybarsandrideonabicycle,butnot36.Ihadaseverespinalcorddisorder（脊髓病）andIknewIwouldalwaysbemuch37thanothers.IhatedgoingtoschoolandIhatedothers38atme.Ihatedseeingotherssmilingbroadlyandstanding39andtall.Andmostofall,Ihatedlookinginthe40andseeinganuglyhunchback（驼背）.

Myfriendsfoundme41becauseIdidn'

tletothergetclosetome.IthoughtIwasgoingtogoonlikethisfortherestofmylife42Angelaappeared.

Thatafternoon,Iwassittingbymyselfinacorneroftheschool—aspotwherenoonewould43me.That'

swhenIfirstheardyourvoice."

Hi.CanIsitdown?

"

Iraisedmyheadandthereshewas,withanirresistiblesmileonherroundface."

Whatareyoulookingat?

youasked."

Ants."

"

Whataretheydoing?

No44."

Ibetthey'

replayinggamesandmakefriends.Don'

tyouthinkso?

Thatwashowour45startedanditdidn'

tstop.Wetalkedabouteverythingunderthesun—theants,theclouds,mylittleniche（处境）—untilitwassunset.Thensuddenly,yousawmy46.Shejuststared.Myheart47.WhatIfearedmosthadhappenedandIknewforsureshewould48menow.Shestoodup,pointedatmybackandsaid,"

Iknow49yourbackishunched."

Iclosedmyeyeslikeacriminalwaitingtobe50.Ibeggedinmyheartforherto51,butshejustkeptongoing."

Iknowwhatyou'

vegotthere.Doyou?

No,"

Ianswered52.Shebentandwhisperedinmyears."

Yourbackisbunchedbecauseyou'

vegotapairofwingsfromtheangels."

Iwas53.Ilookedintohereyesandher54touchedmyheart.Fromthatdayon,Istartedtolearnto55myselfbecauseIhavethewingsofanangelandakind_heartedfriend.

36．A．themB．itC．meD．her

37．A．sadderB．shorterC．weakerD．slower

38．A．lookingB．smilingC．aimingD．glaring

39．A．stillB．aloneC．straightD．together

40．A．streetB．sunC．cornerD．mirror

41．A．distantB．stubbornC．hopelessD．unfortunate

42．A．afterB．beforeC．sinceD．until

43．A．disturbB．seekC．interruptD．ignore

44．A．wonderB．ideaC．signD．action

45．A．connectionB．competitionC．conversationD．comprehension

46．A．faceB．backC．eyesD．shoulders

47．A．sankB．beatC．brokeD．ached

48．A．careforB．relyonC．lookdownuponD．putupwith

49．A．thatB．howC．whetherD．why

50．A．accusedB．arrestedC．punishedD．sentenced

51．A．relaxB．leaveC．stopD．pause

52．A．shylyB．weaklyC．proudlyD．firmly

53．A．astonishedB．ashamedC．annoyedD．amused

54．A．wisdomB．generosityC．honestyD．kindness

55．A．controlB．likeC．comfortD．enjoy

第三部分阅读理解（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

OnewarmMayday,twoeighteen–year–oldstudentsfromSanFranciscoStateCollegedecidedtocooloffwithaswimatBakers’Beach．ThetwostudentswerenamedRobertKoglerandShirleyO’Neill．Theyheadedouttoseaforadistanceof50metres．Robertwasinfront．

“Suddenly,Iheardhimscream,”Shirleyrecalls．“Ilookedroundandsawthisgreatgreythinggoingupintheair．Thewaterseemedtobealive．”Robertscreamedagain．“It’sashark!

Getoutofhere!

”

Aneye–witness,ArmySergeantLeoP．Daywasonguardatthenearbyarmypost．Hesawexactlywhathappenednext．“Icouldseethisboystrugglingwiththesharkinthewater,”hesaid．“Theseawasredwithblood．Hewasshoutingandsignallingsomeonetogoback,goback．ThenIsawthegirl．Shewasswimmingtowardshim．Shecompletelyignoredhiswarning．”ShirleyreachedRobert,andtriedtotakehishand．“WhenIpulled,allIcouldseewashisarm,handingbyathread,”shesaid．

SosheputherarmaboutRobert’sback,andstartedtoswimtowardstheshore．Shekeptpraying“Don'

t’letitattackagain!

”Thatjourneytotheshoreseemedtolastforhours．Atlast,astheynearedtheshore,afishermanthrewthemaline,andpulledthemboththerestoftheway．Theyoungmanhadlostalotofblood,anddiedtwoandahalfhourslater,Fromtheteethmarks,expertsidentifiedtheattackerasaGreatWhiteShark．ForwhatSergeantDaycalled“thegreatestexhibitionofbraveryIhaveeverseen,”thePresidentoftheUSgaveShirleyamedalforbravery．

56．WhenAlbertwasattackedbyasharkShirley．

A．wasswimmingintheseaB．waswatchinghimontheshore

C．wasonguardatthenearbyarmypost

D．wasshoutingandstrugglingwithashark,too

57．Choosetherighttimeorderofthefollowingeventsinthestory．

a．ArmySergeantsawthegirlswimmingtotheboy．b．Shirleysawagreatgreything．

c．Theyheadedouttosea．d．Robertdied．e．Afishermanthrewthemaline．

f．Hesawaboystrugglingwithashark．

A．b,c,e,d,f,aB．c,a,f,d,e,bC．b,c,f,a,d,eD．c,b,f,a,e,d

58．Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat．

A．thetwostudentswerebraveandconsiderate

B．thefishermanwasadventurousandhelpful

C．theexpertsdidn’tdomuchresearchonsharks

D．theSergeantcaredtoomuchabouthisownlife

B

BUKHANNON,WestVirginia—Tworescueteamsslowlymovedalongatwo-milepathonMondaynighttothesiteofacoalmineexplosionthattrapped13miners,whohadnotbeenheardfromsincetheearlymorningaccident．Meanwhile,atanearbychurch,morethan250familymembersandfriendsgathered,waitingforupdates（最新报道）ontherescuers’progress．

Theminersweretrappedatabout6:

30andmanyfamiliesweren’tinformedoftheaccidentuntilabout10a．m---morethanthreehoursafterithappened．“It’sveryupsetting,butyou’vegottobepatient,Iguess,”saidJohnHelms,whosebrother,Terry,wastrappedinthemine．Thetrappedminerswereabout260feetundergroundandabout10,000feetfromtheSagoMine’sentrance,saidRogerNicholson,generalcounselfromInternationalCoalGroup．

Atalatenightnewsconference,Nicholsonsaidoneteamhadadvancedabout4,800feetinthefour

hourssinceenteringtheminejustbefore6p．m．Anotherteamenteredthemineabout30minuteslater．

Hesaidthecrewwasveryexperienced,withsomemembershavingworkedundergroundfor

30to35years．Theminerswereequippedwithaboutonehourofbreathableoxygeneach．Thecompanyhasnotreleasedthenamesoftheminers．

Theteamstesttheairaboutevery500feet,andhavetodisconnect（remove）thepowertothephonestheyusetocommunicatewiththesurfacebeforedoingthat．“Wedon’twanttobeenergizinganythingifit’sinanatmospherewithburnablegases,”Kipssaid．Thecauseoftheexplosionwasnotimmediatelyknown．Highlevelsofcarbonmonoxidewerediscoveredshortlyaftertheexplosion,whichdelayedrescueefforts,butthoselevelshavesincesubsided（减退）,authoritiessaid．

59．Accordingtothepassage,wecaninferthat________．

A．alltheminerswhoweretrappedundergroundwerestillalive

B．communicationwiththetrappedminerswascutoff

C．thetworescueteamsenteredthemineatthesametime

D．therescuestartedassoonastheaccidenthappened

60．Ifthefirstteamadvancedatanaveragespeed,theycoulddigabout_______perhour．

A．1,000feet 

B．2,400feet 

C．1,200feet 

D．4,800feet

61．Wherecanthepassagebeseen?

A．Inamagazine． 

B．Inanewspaper． 

C．Inasciencebook．． 

D．Onanadvertisement．

62．Whichofthefollowingshowsthepositionwheretheminersw

d?

C

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SonyElectronicsisdoingjustthat,bettingthatreaderswillbewonoverbytheconvenienceofreadabilityofitsnewelectronicbookdevi