广东省汕头市潮师高级中学届高三上学期期中考试 英语Word文档格式.docx

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Notbeingsincere.Teacherssenseitwhenyouronlygoalistogetspecialtreatment,acollegereference,orajobchance.

Tryingtobeteachers’pet.Yourbehaviourwillcomeoffasphony（虚假的）andyourclassmatesmaystarttoresentyou.

Givingepensivegifts.It’sOtooffersomeindofgifttoshowyourappreciationtoteachersifthey’vebeenhelpfultoyou.Butgivingepensivethingscouldsendthewrongmessage,andateacherisusuallynotallowedtoacceptanythingepensive.

1.Thepassagemainlygivesadviceon______.

A.howtogetgoodpointsineamsatschool

B.howtodevelopinterestinaboringsubject

C.howtochoosepropergiftsforyourteachers

D.howtobuildgoodteacher-studentrelations

2.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“resent”probablymean？

A.hateB.admireC.ignoreD.follow

3.What’stheadvantageofhavingaprivatetalwithyourteachers?

A.Youcanasquestionsaboutpersonallife.

B.Yourteacherwillfeelrelaedtotaltoyou.

C.Youcanmaemoreprogressthanothersinclass.

D.Yourteacherwilltryhardtoansweryourquestions.

B

GovernorsIslandinBrief

LocatedintheNewYorHarbour,GovernorsIslandisaformermilitarybasethathasbeenopenedtothepublicandofferscar-freebiing,artehibits,performances,picnicing,toursandmore.ManyofthethingstodoonGovernorsIslandarecompletelyfree,includingtheferryridetogetthere!

GettingtoGovernorsIsland

FreeferryservicetoGovernorsIslandisofferedonweeendswhentheIslandisopentothepublic.

OnSaturdays,Sundaysandholiday,ferryserviceisavailablefromBroolynBridgePar’sPier6andManhattan’sBatteryMaritimeBuilding（10SouthStreet）,closetotheStatenIslandFerryTerminal.ChecouttheGovernorsIslandWebsiteforfulldirectionsandferrydetails.

Admission 

Free,

Admission

Free

VisitingHours 

Newfor2016,GovernorsIslandwillbeopentovisitorssevendaysaweefromMemorialDay（observedonthelastMondayofMay）throughtheendofSeptember.TheIslandopenstothepublicdailyat10a.m.andclosesat6p.m.onweedays,7p.m.

GoodtonowAboutGovernorsIsland

·

GovernorsIslandhasdrinsandwaterforsale,butnowaterfountains.

Therearenumerousoptionsforfood,butit'

salsoagreatplacetobringyourownpicnic.

DogsandpetsarenotallowedonGovernorsIsland.

Therearepublicrestrooms.

I'

drecommendarrivingatleast30minutesbeforeyourferrydeparturetimeforbothtravelingtoandfromGovernorsIsland.

4.ThewaytoreachGovernorsIslandisby___________.

A.busB.bieC.carD.boat

5.TovisitGovernorsIsland,you_______.

A.don’thavetopayanyfare.

B.needtobringyourownfood.

C.havetogothereonlyonweeends.

D.canstartyourtripatBroolynBridgePar.

6.GovernorsIslandisopentothepublicsevendaysaweeforabout_____in2016.

A.twomonths.B.threemonthsC.fourmonthsD.fivemonths

7.OngovernorsIsland,youarelielytoseethefollowingECEPT________.

A.picnicsB.petsC.restroomsD.artwors

C

YoungMr.Smithhadanideaforhisemployer.Itwasanideaforsavingmoneyforthecompanybyincreasingprices.Atthesametime,hesuggestedthatthecompanysellgoodsoflessvalue.

Ifhisemployerliedtheidea,hemightbegivenmorepay.Perhapshemightevengetabetterjobwiththecompany.

Businesshadbeenveryslow.SoMr.Smith'

semployerthoughtafewminutesabouttheidea.Butthensheshooherhead."

Iamsorry,Smith,"

hisemployersaid."

Itjustwillnotwash."

Now,themeaningoftheseEnglishwordsshouldbe,"

Itwillnotgetclean."

YetSmith'

sideadidnothaveanythingtodowithmaingsomethingclean.Sowhydidhisemployersay,"

Itwillnotwash?

"

Mostwordepertsagreethat"

itwillnotwash"

meansitwillnotwor.In 

19thcenturyofEngland,theepressionmeantanundependablestatement.Itwasusedmainlytodescribeanidea.Butsometimesitwasusedaboutaperson.

Happilyfortheyoungemployee,hisemployerwantedhimtodowellinthecompany.Sotheemployer"

taledturey"

tohim.Shesaid,"

Yourideawouldbeunfairtoourbuyers.Thinofanotherwaytosavemoney."

Acenturyago,totaltureymeanttotalpleasantly.Tureysinthebarnyard（谷仓院场）werethoughttobespeaingpleasantlytooneanother.Inrecentyears,thesayinghascometomeananattempttoteachsomethingimportant.

Mr.Smiththoughtofabetterideaafterhisemployer 

taledturey 

tohim.Hewasgivenanincreaseinpay.Soifyouridea"

willnotwash,"

try"

talingturey"

toyourselfandcomeupwithabetteridea.

8.What’sthemainpurposeofthepassage?

A.Togivesomeadviceonofficewor.

B.Toeplorethemeaningoftwoepressions.

C.ToshareMr.Smith’spersonaleperience.

D.TotellaboutthedevelopmentoftheEnglishlanguage.

9.Theemployerinthepassagecanbebestdescribedas______.

A.hard-woringB.unlucyC.honestD.cold-blooded

10.WhydidtheemployerrefuseMr.Smith’sidea?

A.Becausetheideawouldcosthermuchmoney.

B.BecauseshenewSmithwastryingtocheather.

C.Becausesheherselfwantedtogetabetterjob.

D.Becausetheideawoulddoharmtothecustomers.

11.Youwillmostprobablyusetheepression“talturey”when____.

A.youareatyourfriend’sbirthdayparty

B.yourfriendhasbroenhispromisetoyou.

C.youareofferedabetterjobbyyourboss

D.youarehungryandwanttogetsomethingtoeat

D

Britishscientists,eploringabeachonthecountry'

seastcoast,discoveredwhattheybelievedweretheoldesthumanfootprintsoutsideofAfrica.TheyareestimatedtobeclosetoonemillionyearsandarebelievedtobetheoldestevidenceofhumansinnorthernEurope.

FootprintsofwhatappearstobeagroupofancienthumanswerediscoveredonabeachinNorfol,ineasternBritain.Theymaybeabout500,000yearsolderthantheearliestfootprintspreviouslyfoundinthecountry.The3Dimagesandamodelofoneoftheimprints（印迹）wereunveiledonFridayatanewsconferenceattheBritishMuseum,inLondon.

Themuseum’sarcheologistNicAshtondescribedthemomentlastMaywhenherealiedthefootprintswereleftbyaprehistoricman.“ItwasonlywhentheoverheadviewswereemailedthroughtomebacinmyofficethatIsuddenlylooedatitandopenedupthefileandIthought,“Thisisabsolutelyamaing.Younow,thereisnodoubtthattheyreallyarehumanfootprints,”hesaid.

NicsaidthenewdiscoverywillaltertheunderstandingofearlyhumanhistoryinEurope.LiverpoolJohnMooresUniversityresearcherIsabelledeGrooteanalysedtheprints.“Thespreadofthefootprintsiegivesusanindicationthatwehavechildren,anumberofchildrenandthenprobablysomeadultstherewithatleastone,probablyonemale,”shesaid.

ItisnotnownhowtheearlyhumanssurvivedinthecoldenvironmentofancientnorthernEurope.Scientistssayamillionyearsago,BritainwasjoinedtocontinentalEuropeandtheybelievethattheindividualswholeftthefootprintswererelatedtoHomosapiens’ancestorscalledthePioneerMan,nowntohaveinhabitedinawarmerclimate.

12.Whatinformationcanwegetfromthefirstparagraph?

A.TheearliesthumansmovedfromEuropetoAfrica.

B.TheoldesthumanfootprintswereoncefoundinAfrica.

C.NohumanslivedinBritainaboutonemillionyearsago.

D.TheearliesthumanscametoNorthernEuropefromAfrica.

13.Theunderlinedword“alter”inPara.4probablymeans“_________”

A.proveB.eplainC.changeD.develop

14.WholeftthefootprintsonthebeachaccordingtoresearcherIsabelle?

A.AgroupofchildrenB.Someadultwomen

C.Agroupofadultmen.D.Childrenandadults

15.Wecanreadthepassageabovemostprobablyina_____.

A.sciencemagaineB.studentboo

C.holidaybrochureD.geographyboo

第二节（共5小题，每小题2分，满分10分）

根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。

选项中有两项为多余选项。

特别提醒：

E涂AB;

F涂BC;

G涂CD

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Theworldisfullofgreatboos,justwaitingtoberead.Howcanyoupiconeyou'

llreallylie?

Herearesometips

Whatmaesyouhappy?

Ifyouhaveafavoritehobbyorpastime,looforboosaboutthatactivity.16__________Dothereeistafewcareersyou'

reinterestedin?

Youcanfindboosaboutalmostanythingyoulie,andyou'

remorelielytoenjoyreadingabooifyou'

realreadyinterestedinitssubject.

Factorfiction?

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