福州一中高中招生综合素质测试英语卷.docx

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福州一中高中招生综合素质测试英语卷

福州一中2014年高中招生（面向福州以外地区）

综合素质测试英语卷

（考试时间：

50分钟满分：

80分）

学校姓名准考证号

第一卷

选择题（1至50题）每题只有一个选项是正确的。

请将正确答案用2B铅笔填涂在答题卡上。

一．单项选择（共20小题，满分20分）

1.—Haveaniceweekend!

—___________.

A.ThankyouB.That’sOK

C.ThesametoyouD.Iagree

2.Theyoungcouplehavebeenlookingforhousesforsometime,buthaven’tyetfound_________theycanafford.

A.oneB.thatC.themD.it

3.—TheKoreanTVplaytheyaretalkingaboutisreallyahit.

—Doyoumeantheone_________titleisManFromtheStars?

A.whichB.thatC.itsD.whose

4.Tensofthousandsofpeoplediedintheterribleearthquake_________WenchuaninMay,2008.

A.hitB.hittingC.hittedD.hits

5.Theircheerfulvoicesshowedthattheywerehavinga（n）_________discussion.

A.noisyB.seriousC.excitedD.friendly

6.FatheraskedAnn_________thenightbefore.

A.whenshehasgonetobed

B.whenhadshegonetobed

C.whenshewenttobed

D.whendidshegotobed

7.Mostofthetimehecollectedinformation,_________itanddidexperiments.

A.studiedB.studyingC.tostudyD.studies

8.—Whyareyousocrazyaboutfootball?

—Forme,footballis_________gameoffun,_________gamethatmakesmegettoknowsomanywonderfulplayers.

A.a;theB.a;aC.the;aD.the;the

9.Shemade_________goodfriendsthere,soshefeltquitehappy.

A.afewB.agreatdealof

C.agreatmanyofD.alittle

10.Explainthisagain_________wewillpuzzlethestudents.

A.andB.butC.soD.or

11.Theoldphotosthemanwasquitefondof_________himsomanyhappymemoriesofhisstudylifeinEtonCollege.

A.bringingB.hadbroughtC.hasbroughtD.brought

12.—__________?

—Yes,I’mlookingfortheOldTraffordStadium.

A.WhatcanIdoforyou

B.What’sthematter

C.Needhelp

D.Whereareyougoing

13.TheboywantedtotakehislatestiPhonetoschool,buthismothertoldhim__________.

A.nottodoB.nottoC.don’tdoitD.notdoit

14.ThenumberofpeoplepresentattheJamesBlunt’sconcertwas__________thanexpected.Therewerefewticketsleft.

A.muchlessB.muchmore

C.muchlargerD.manymore

15.ZhangZiyi__________tobeoneofthemostsuccessfulactressesinChina.

A.believedB.isbelievedC.hasbelievedD.believes

16.—Theexamwasnotdifficultforthestudents,wasit?

—__________.Mostofthemcouldpassit.

A.Yes,itwasB.Yes,itwasn’tC.No,itwasn’tD.No,itwas

17.—WouldyoumindifIaskedyouwhereyou’refrom?

—__________.

A.Yes,pleaseB.Sure.IwasborninChester

C.Notatall.YoucandoitD.Notintheleast.I’mfromChester

18.WhenIarrived,Bryantookmetoseethehouse__________Iwouldbestayingin.

A.whichB.whereC.whoD.when

19.—Haveyouheardabout“culture__________”?

—Youmeanthefeelingsofanxietypeoplehavewhentheyvisitaforeigncountryforthefirsttime.

A.happinessB.shockC.disappointmentD.surprise

20.—HowdoyoufindthemartialartsmovieTheGrandmaster?

—__________.

A.GoodideaB.Byaccident

C.ThroughaclosefriendD.Amazing

二．完形填空（共15小题，满分15分）

Aladyandherhusbandwalkedwithoutanappointment（预约）intotheouterofficeofHarvard’spresident.Buttheywere21byhissecretaryandkeptwaiting.Forhours,thesecretarytooknonoticeofthem,22thatthecouplewouldfinallybecomedisappointedandgoaway.Buttheydidn’t.Thesecretaryfinallydecidedtodisturbthepresident,though23.

Afewminuteslater,thepresidentwalkedtowardsthecouplewitha24face.Theladytoldhim,“Wehadasonthat25Harvardmanyyearsago.HelovedHarvard.Hewashappyhere.Butaboutayearago,hewasaccidentally26.MyhusbandandIwouldliketosetupamemorial（纪念物）forhim,somewhereoncampus.”

Thepresidentwasn’t27.Instead,hewasshocked.“Madam,”hesaid,“we28putupastatueforeverypersonwhostudiedatHarvardanddied.Ifwedid,thisplacewouldlooklikeacemetery（墓地）.”“Oh,no.”thelady29quickly,“Wedon’twanttoputupastatue.WewouldliketogiveabuildingtoHarvard.”Thepresidentrolledhiseyesand30atthecouplequicklyandthenexclaimed（大声叫）,“Abuilding!

Doyouhaveany31howmuchabuildingcosts?

Wehavespentover＄7,500,000onthecampusbuildingsatHarvard.”Foramomenttheladywassilent.Thepresidentwas32,becausehecouldgetridofthemnow.Thentheladyturnedtoherhusbandandsaidquietly,“Isthatallitcoststostarta33?

Whydon’twejuststartourown?

”Herhusbandnodded.34theirofferwasturneddown,Mr.andMrs.StanfordtraveledtoCaliforniawheretheyfoundedtheuniversitythatbearstheir35,amemorialtoasonthatHarvardnolongercaredabout.

21．A．watchedB．stoppedC．followedD．asked

22．A．hopingB．findingC．sayingD．imagining

23．A．suddenlyB．carefullyC．immediatelyD．unwillingly

24．A．pleasantB．warmC．coldD．sad

25．A．attendedB．visitedC．studiedD．taught

26．A．diedB．injuredC．killedD．missing

27．A．satisfiedB．coldC．movedD．patient

28．A．mustn’tB．can’tC．needn’tD．shouldn’t

29．A．explainedB．expressedC．changedD．told

30．A．laughedB．shoutedC．lookedD．called

31．A．suggestionB．ideaC．thoughtD．opinion

32．A．disappointedB．surprisedC．interestedD．pleased

33．A．departmentB．universityC．businessD．statue

34．A．OnceB．WhileC．SinceD．Though

35．A．nameB．sonC．pictureD．family

三．阅读理解（共15小题，满分30分）

A

Inthe19thcentury,Englishpeoplelikedtogototheseaside.Inthosedays,ladiesworelongbathingdresses,andmenworebathingsuits.Womendidnotwalkaboutonthebeachintheirbathingdresses.Theyhiredabathingmachine.Abathingmachinewasusedforchangingin,andfortakingthebatherdowntothesea.Itcost2pencetohireamachineandanattendant（侍者）.Whenshehadpaid,thebatherclimbedupthebackstepsandgotintothebathingmachine.Thenshechangedintoherbathingdress.Whenshehadchanged,themachinewaspulleddowntothesea.Thebathingmachinestoppedinthewaterandthebatherwentdownthefrontstepsintothe water.Ifshedidnotwanttogetintothesea,theattendantpulledherin.

36.A19th-centuryEnglishladybathingintheseawouldwearsomethinglike________.

37.Whousedthebathingmachine?

A.Womenbathers.

B.Bothmenandwomenbathers.

C.Womenbatherswhocouldn'tswim.

D.Womenbatherswhowantedtoswiminthebathingmachine.

38.Abathingmachinewasmainlyusedfor_____________.

A.givingthebatherapleasantrideonthebeach

B.givingthebathersomeexercisebeforegettingintothewater

C.protectingthebatherfromcatchingcoldfromtheseawind

D.protectingthebatherfrombeingseeninabathingdressoutofwater

B

TristandaCunha,a38-square-mileisland,isthefarthestinhabitedislandintheworld,accordingtotheGuinnessBookofRecords.Itis1,510milessouthwestofitsnearestneighbor,St.Helena,and1,950mileswestofAfrica.DiscoveredbythePortugueseadmiral（葡萄牙海军上将）ofthesamenamein1506,andsettledin1810,theislandbelongstoGreatBritainandhasapopulationofafewhundred.

Cominginaclosesecond–andoftenwronglymentionedasthemostdistantland－isEasterIsland,whichlies1,260mileseastofitsnearestneighbor,PitcairnIsland,and2,300mileswestofSouthAmerica.

Themountainous64-square-mileislandwassettledaroundthe5thcentury,supposedlybypeoplewhowerelostatsea.Theyhadnoconnectionwiththeoutsideworldformorethanathousandyears,givingthemplentyoftimetobuildmorethan1,000hugestonefigures,calledmoai,forwhichtheislandismostfamous.

OnEasterSunday,1772,however,settlersfromHollandmovedinandgavetheislanditsname.Today,2,000peopleliveontheChileanland.Theyshareonestreet,asmallairport,andafewhoursoftelevisionperday.

39．ItcanbelearnedfromthetextthattheislandofTristandaCunha_____________.

A．wasnamedafteritsdiscoverer

B．gotitsnamefromHollandsettlers

C．wasnamedbytheBritishgovernment

D．gotitsnamefromtheGuinnessBookofRecords

40．Whichofthefollowingismostfamousformoai?

A．TristandaCunha.B．PitcairnIsland.

C．EasterIsland.D．St.Helena.

41．WhichcountrydoesEasterIslandbelongto?

A．Britain.B．Holland.C．Portugal.D．Chile.

42.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A.TristandaCunhaisthemostdistantislandintheworldwithnopeopleonit.

B.ManypeopleregardEasterIslandasthemostdistantland.

C.ThenameofEasterIslandgoesallthewaybacktothe5thcentury.

D.ThehugestonesfiguresweresupposedlybuiltbytheearlysettlersfromHolland.

C

Oureyesmaybeplayingtricksonus.Newresearchshowsthatsometimespeoplephysicallyseewhattheywanttosee.CornellUniversitysocialpsychologist（心理学家）DavidDunningcarriedoutexperimentstotestwhetherwishfulthinkingcanactuallyaffectwhatwesee.

“It’swellprovedfromwhatisexperiencedineverydaylife,andfromthelaboratoryaswell,thatpeoplethinkwhattheywanttothink,”hesays.“We’retakingthisastepfurther.We'reaskingifstrongwishesandfearscanactuallyaffectwhatpeoplephysicallysee.”

Dunningandhisassistantstoldvolunteersthatacomputergamewouldshowthemeitheraletterornumbertodecidewhethertheywoulddrinkorangejuiceorfruitsyrup（果子露）.

AstheywroteintheJournalofPersonalityandSocialPsychology,thecomputerwouldflashanambiguouspicture,whichcouldbeseenastheletter“B”orthenumber“13”.Volunteerswhoweretoldthataletterwouldgetthemorangejuicemostoftenreportedseeing“B”.Thosewhoweretoldthatanumberwouldgetthemorangejuicemostoftensaw“13”.

Theresearchersalsousedahiddencameratotrac