届高三英语下学期期中试题 人教新目标版文档格式.docx

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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。

听下面一段对话，回答第6和第7两个小题。

6.Whydoesthewomancometothestore?

A.Tobuyabook.B.Toborrowtextbooks.C.Toreturnsomebooks.

7.Whatshouldthewomandofirst?

A.Bringherbookcard.B.Makealatepayment.C.Checkhermail.

听下面一段对话，回答第8和第9两个小题。

8.Whydoesn'

tthewomanwanttogotoChicago?

A.Forthehighcost.B.Forthelimitedtime.C.Forthelongdistance.

9.Whichcitywillthespeakersvisit?

A.Washington.B.Boston.C.NewYork.

听下面一段对话，回答第10至第12三个小题。

10.Whatdoesthewomansayabouttheconferencethisyear?

A.Thereweremorepeople.

B.Itwasasuccessonthewhole.

C.Theorganizationcouldhavebeenbetter.

11.Howmanydelegateswerethereintheconferencelastyear?

A.18.B.30.C.42.

12.Whatdisappointedthedelegates?

A.Theconferencerooms.B.Therestaurant.C.Thehotelrooms.

听下面一段对话，回答第13至第16四个小题。

13.Forwhomdoesthewomanbookrooms?

A.Tourists.B.Herco-workers.C.Herclassmates.

14.Howmanyroomsdoesthewomanwant?

A.7.B.9.C.12.

15.Whendoestheconversationtakeplace?

A.OnJanuary8th.B.OnJanuary5th.C.OnJanuary3rd.

16.Whywillthewomangetadiscount?

A.Sheisaregularguest.

B.Shemakesreservationsforagroup.

C.Shehasamembershipcardofthehotel.

听下面一段独白，回答第17至第20四个小题。

17.Wheredoesthespeakergivethistalk?

A.AtNewYork'

sCentralPark.

B.AtOceanBeachPark.

C.AtGoldenGatePark.

18.WhenarecarsforbiddenintheparkonSundays?

A.Inwinter.B.Insummer.C.Inautumn.

19.Whatislocatedontheeasternsideofthepark?

A.Anindoorgarden.

B.Ateahouse.

C.Atheater.

20.HowdoesthespeakerdescribetheJapaneseTeaGarden?

A.Itisgoodforapicnic.

B.Itispeacefulandrelaxing.

C.Itisagreatplaceforexhibits.

第二部分阅读理解（满分40分）

第一节阅读选择题

A

XinhuaNewsAgencyisseekingnativespeakerstofillthepositionsofcopyeditorsinsixlanguages—English,Spanish,French,RussianPortugueseandArabic—andEnglish-languagenewsanchorsinseveraldepartments.Applicantswithabackgroundinjournalismarepreferred.Qualifiedcandidateswillbeofferedacompetitivesalaryandbenefitspackagethatincludessocialinsuranceandpaidholidays.

Monthly 

salary:

Minimum,22,000RMB（3,667U.S.dollars）. 

For 

real 

top 

talent, 

the 

salary 

isnegotiable.

Qualifications:

1.Native 

speakers 

under 

age 

of 

60;

2.Minimum 

3 

years 

experience 

in 

news 

reporting, 

and/or 

editing 

presenting;

experi-ence 

well-known 

media 

or 

network 

is 

preferred. 

3.A 

keen 

interest 

china;

4. 

Good 

health, 

able 

to 

work 

overtime 

and 

deadline 

pressure;

5. 

Responsible, 

committed 

a 

team 

player;

6.Knowledge 

words 

processing, 

computers 

internet..

Responsibilities:

1. 

Ensure 

quality, 

professional 

journalistic 

writing;

2. 

Work 

closely 

supportively 

with 

Chinese 

editors 

reporters;

3. 

Rewrite 

headlines, 

edit 

content 

check 

facts;

Provide 

training 

for 

colleagues 

writing 

foreign 

languages;

Other 

duties 

English- 

language 

anchors:

Dub（配音）thenews 

exactly;

do 

anchoring 

conduct 

interviews 

as 

an 

assistant 

expert 

inaXinhuaTVcrew. 

Applicantsshoulddownloadandfillin“ForeignExpertsCandidateApplicationForm”andsendtheform,withacoverletterandaresume,toxhszp@.Qualifiedcandidateswillbecontacted.

21.To 

get 

position, 

applicant 

must________

A.have 

background 

journalism 

B.have 

ability 

tasks 

independently

C.haveonce 

worked 

famous 

network

D.havesome 

knowledge 

operating 

computer

22.WhatShould 

copy 

editor 

do?

A. 

Cooperating 

editorsB.Dubbing 

correctly.

C.Collecting 

storiesD. 

Getting 

trained 

write 

news.

23.What 

typeofwriting 

does 

this 

passage 

belong 

to?

A.Anews 

report.B. 

ajobadC.aposter.D.A 

notice

.

B

CanadaissaidtobeoneoftheEarth'

smostbeautifulcountries.EventhoughCanadaisprettyontheoutside,ithasanuglytruthhiddenbehinditsbeauty.Canadahasmanyenvironmentalproblemsthatcangreatlyaffectthepeopleandthewildlifeoftheregion.

Canadahasmanynaturalresources.Butifnottreatedproperly,they'

llbedestroyedorusedup.ThisishappeningtotheGreatLakes.SharedbyCanadaandtheUS,theGreatlakesareusedforfishingandproducingelectricity.Inthe1970s,theGreatLakeswereusedasawastedumping（倾倒）placeforfactories.Toputastoptotheillegaldumping,thetwocountriesbothsignedtheGreatLakesWaterQualityAgreement,whichmakessurenoanimalsorpeopleareharmedbythepollutedanddangerouswaterandalsoreducestheamountofhumanwastethatisdumpedinthatarea.

Almost2millionCanadiancitizensmaketheirlivingbymining.However,miningcandestroyanarea’senvironment.Therockandsoilfromminingarejustdumpedinanyplacethatisavailable.Thiscanleadtoanincreaseinsulfurdioxide（二氧化硫）,causingacidrainandkillingplantsandanimals.

Anothernaturalresourceisthewoodwhichisusedformanydifferenttypesofpaper.Buttheresourceisbeingoverused.Thecountryislosingthebenefitsoftheforest,suchasoxygen,andanimalsarelosingtheirfoodsorhomes.Clear-cutting（清场伐木）hasleftmanyplacesbarren.Thelossofanimalhabitatisalsoveryserious.

AllcountriesshouldlearnfromCanada'

smistakesandtakesomemeasurestohelpimprovetheenvironment.

24.What'

stheuglytruthinCanada?

A.Ithasmanyenvironmentalproblems.B.Nearlyallresourcesarebeingusedup.

C.WastecanbeseeneverywhereD.Manyplantsandanimalsaredyingout.

25.WhywastheGreatLakesWaterQualityAgreementsigned?

A.Toproducemoreelectricity.B.Tointroducemorefishinthelakes.

C.Tostopfactoriesdumpingwasteintothearea.D.Topreventanimalsfrombeingkilled.

26.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“barren”inparagraph4mostprobablymean?

A.Fullofwater.B.Lackingwarmth.

C.Withoutanydirt.D.NotreesonLand

27.What'

stheauthor’spurposeofwritingthistext?

A.ToshowwhathashappenedtotheGreatLakes.

B.TotellussomeofnaturalresourcesofCanada,

C.Tocallonpeopletoprotecttheenvironment.

D.TotellusCanadaismorebeautifulthanwethought

C

Mr.Leespeakssixlanguagesandhiscompany,Flittonowhasmorethanfivemillionusersaroundtheworld,andenjoysrevenues（收益）ofabout$2.1millionayear.

Unlikemostprofessionaltranslationcompanies,itdoesn'

tdirectlyemploytranslators.Instead,Flittoinvitesmembersofthepublicwhoknowsmorethanonelanguagetooffertheirservicesvia

itswebsiteandmobilephoneapp.Todayithasonemilliontranslatorsin170countries,whooffertranslationsbetween17differentlanguages.

Duetohisfather'

sjobwithaninternationalcompany,Mr.Leespentmostofhischildhoodlivingoverseas.hewasborninKuwait,wherehespenthisfirstfouryears,beforethefamilythenmovedtotheUK.AfterthreeyearsintheUK,thefamilyrelocatedagain,thistimetotheUS,beforemovingtoJeddahinSaudiArabia24monthslater.Educatedininternationalschools,hewasquicktopickupanEnglish,FrenchandArabic,thefirstthreelanguages.Mr.LeeaddedtohisnativeKorean.AftersevenyearsinSaudiArabia,Mr.Lee’sfamilymovedbacktoSouthKoreawherehefinishedhighschool,andthenwenttothecountry’sfamousKoreauniversity.

ItwasatcollegethatfriendsofhisstartedtoaskhimtohelpthemtranslatetheirhomeworkintoEnglish,whichwasrequiredaspartoftheircourses.“Sofriendswouldsaytome,‘Simon,ifyoutranslatethishomeworkintoEnglish,I'

mgoingtobuyyoudinner,’”hesays.

“Andmoreandmorefriendswereaskingmetodothat,soIdidn'

thaveenoughtime.”Realizingthebusinesspotentialoftranslationservices,Mr.Leestartedgettingothermultilingualfriendstohelpout,andthushisideaforsettingupafirmwasborn.

28.Whatdomostprofessionaltranslationfirmsgenerallydo?

A.Theyaskforeignlanguageteachersforhelp.

B.Theyhiresomeonetodotranslationtechnically.

C.Theyfindnativespeakersofthetargetlanguage.

D.Theyoperatewithothertranslationinstitutions.

29.Fromthethirdparagraph,wemaylearnthatMr.Lee________

A.benefitedalotfromhisoverseasexperience.

B.hadahardlifeandfeltlonelywhenyoung.

C.learnedalotoflanguagesfromhisparents.

D.livedintheUSlongerthanintheUK

30.HowdoesMr.Leecomeupwiththeideaoffoundingacompany?

A.Itissimplyoutofhisinterestintranslation.

B.Itisinspiredbyhelpingfriendswithtranslation.

C.Itoccurstohimafterhisresearchintothemarket.

D.Itislearnedfromhisfatherwhoownsaglobalfirm.

31.WhichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribeMr.Lee?

A.Devotedandconsiderate.B.Determinedandintelligent.

C.Persistentandoptimistic.D.Helpfulandcreative.

D

Withmoreandmorepeoplehavingalongerlifeintheworld,peoplearee