南昌一中度第一学期高三周练.docx

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南昌一中度第一学期高三周练

南昌一中2007-2008年度第一学期高三周练

英语（十四）综合

命题人:

庄蓉芳2008.01.08

一．单选（15分）

1.----HowabouttheconcertofCaiqininChongqing?

----______!

Iwanttoenjoyitagain!

A.desperateB.toughC.abundantD.striking

2.---Won’tyougoshoppingwithyourgrandma?

---_______shepromisestobuymeanewsweater.

A.NowthatB.IncaseC.UnlessD.Ifonly

3.----Donothavethewater____allthetime!

----Sayittoyourself!

Youstillwaitforthematter_____!

A.run;tobesolvedB.running;tobesolved

C.running;beingsolvedD.run;solved

4.Allthespeechcompetitors_____remainintheirownseatsuntilthecontestisover,accordingtothecompetitionrule.

A.mustB.mayC.shallD.may

5.Isithightimethatoursociety____thosewhoare____off?

A.carefor;badlyB.caredfor;bad

C.tocareabout;wellD.caredabout;badly

6.Theirplay________greatsuccessandbroughtinalargeprofittothetheatre.

A.appreciatedB.enjoyedC.expectedD.seized

7.There’snobeerleftandthepubsareshutsoyou’llhaveto________.

A.gooutB.gooffC.gowithoutD.gothrough

8.Intermsofteachers,theschoolisverygood.However,whenit______building,theschoolispoor.

A.referstoB.speaksofC.comestoD.talksabout

9.Mrs.Blackdoesn’tbelievehersonisabletodesignadigitalcamera,___________?

A.doesn’tsheB.doessheC.isheD.isn’the

10．Itisclearthatlittlemoneyheearnscanhardlysupportfamilyaslargeashis.

A．the;aB．a;theC．/;theD．/;a

11．—Thepriceisfinewithme.Howwouldyoulikepaid?

—Well,itisuptoyou.

A．oneB．thisC．thatD．it

12．Idon’tthinkthatyourspeechtothecrowd,fortheyappearedquitepuzzled.

A．gotbackB．gotacrossC．gotthroughD．gotaway

13．—DoyouknowMissGreenchangedhermindtotakepartinthemovment?

—AftershelistenedtothespeechbyMrBrown

A．WhenwasitB．Whenwasthat

20070306

C．WhenwasitthatD．Whenitwasthat

14．touseinApril,2005,theroadhassolvedthelong–standingproblemoftrafficjamsinthisarea.

A．ToputB．HavingputC．PutD．Putting

15．—IamtravelingtoJapantomorrow.Wouldyoupleasetellmeaboutyouexperiencesthere?

—.Let’sdiscussitoverlunch.

A．Innocase.B．Regardlessofit

C．That’swonderful.D．Byallmeans

二、完形填空（30分）

TodayIamknownformyvoice.PerhapsthegreatesthonorcamewhenIwasaskedtoreadabookontape.

Butit16alongtimetobelievesuchgoodthingscouldhappentome.WhenIwasayoungsterIstuttered（口吃）17badlythatIwascompletely18tospeakinpublic.

19,whenIwas14,ProfessorDonaldCrouchcametoourschool.Hewasaretiredcollegeprofessor.Englishwashis20subject;poetrywashisdeepestlove.Heheldabookofpoems21itwereadiamondnecklace,turningpagesasifuncoveringtreasures.WhenheheardourschoolwasteachingShakespeareandotherclassics,hecouldnolonger22notbeingapartofourschool.

Whenhe23thatInotonlylovedpoetrybutwas24it,webecamecloser.Therewas,however,one25betweenus－ProfessorCrouchcouldnotstandthe26thatIrefusedtoreadmypoemstotheclass.

“Jim,poetryis27tobereadaloud,”hesaid.“Youshouldbeabletospeakthosebeautifulwords.”Ishookmyheadand28.

Thenhetrickedme.Afterhandinginapoem,Iwaitedforhis29.Itdidn’tcome.Instead,onedayasthestudentsgatheredtogether,hechallengedme.”Jim,Idon’tthinkyouwrotethis.”

I30himindisbelief.“Why,”Istarted,angerfloodingme.“ofcourseI31!

”“Well,then,”hesaid,“you’vegottoproveitbygettingupandrecitingit32memory.”

Bythentheotherstudentshadsettledattheirdesks.Withkneesshaking,Iwalkedup.ForamomentIstood33.ThenIbegan,andkeptgoing.Irecitedmypoemallthewaythrough!

Afterwards,ProfessorCrouchcongratulatedme,and34metoreadotherwriters’poetrybeforepublic.

BeforelongIdiscoveredIdidhavea（n）35andfoundmyfellowstudentsactuallylookedforwardtohearingmerecite.

16．A．lastedB．tookC．spentD．wasted

17．A．soB．fairlyC．suchD．rather

18．A．uncertainB．unlikelyC．unbelievableD．unable

19．A．SoB．BesidesC．ThenD．Therefore

20．A．goodB．importantC．selectedD．favourite

21．A．evenifB．sothatC．asthoughD．ifonly

22．A．protectB．helpC．keepD．stand

23．A．learnedB．recognizedC．decidedD．proved

2,4,6

24．A．writingB．readingC．recitingD．saving

25．A．differenceB．difficultyC．promiseD．similarity

26．A．truthB．ideaC．factD．belief

27．A．saidB．meantC．taughtD．prepared

28．A．answeredbackB．turnedupC．turnedawayD．stuckto

29．A．correctionB．praiseC．returnD．comment

30．A．repliedtoB．laughedatC．pointedtoD．staredat

31．A．couldB．didC．shouldD．had

32．A．withB．ofC．fromD．in

33．A．changelessB．hopelessC．carelessD．breathless

34．A．enabledB．persuadedC．encouragedD．supported

35．A．voiceB．soundC．appearanceD．interest

三、阅读理解：

（40分）

A

You'vegotaproblem.You'regoingtogotouniversityinadifferenttownandyouneedsomewheretolive.Orperhapsyoujustdon'tgetonwithyourparents.Whatcanyoudo?

Haveyoueverthoughtofsharingaflat?

IknowallaboutitbecauseI'vebeensharingflatsforthepastfouryears,sinceImovedtoEdinburghtostudy.Imustadmitmyfirstexperiencewasabitofadisaster.Isawanadvertisementinthenewspaperfromagirlwhohadaflatandwaslookingforaflatmate.WhenImether,sheseemedreallynice,andInoticedthatshehadlotsofgreatCDsIwantedtohearandabigTV.However,IchangedmymindaboutherafewdaysafterImovedin.Icamehomefromcollegeonedayandthrewmybooksandjacketontothelivingroomsofa.Myflatmatelookedatthem,lookedatmeandshouted:

"Ihopeyou'renotgoingtoleavethosethere!

"ItwasthenIfoundoutthatshewasabsolutelyobsessive（着魔似的）aboutbeingtidy.Itwasobviousthatwewereincompatible（合不来）,asI'mdefinitelynottheworld'stidiestperson.Imovedoutafterthefirstmonth.

Ithendecidedtotrysharingahousewithseveralpeople.Irentedaroominabigoldhouse,whichIsharedwithfourothergirls（twoBrazilians，aRussian,andanItalian）.Itwasgreatbecausethehousewasalwaysfullofyoungpeoplefromallovertheworldandwehadlotsofparties.However,therewerethreeproblems.Firstly,itwasalmostimpossibletodoanyworkbecausethehousewassonoisy.Secondly,therewasonlyonebathroom,andtherewasalwayssomeoneinit,especiallyfirstthinginthemorningwhenIwasalreadylateforclass.Butthebiggestargumentswehadwerealwaysthedaythephonebillarrived!

Afterayeartheforeigngirlswenthome,andIdecidedtolookforanew,preferablyquieterflat!

ThistimeIdecidedtosharewithafriend,somebodyIalreadyknewwell.We’vebeenlivingherenowfornearlyayearandwegetonreallywell--exceptforherirritatinghabitsofeatingmyyogurts（milk）andfinishingthecoffee!

Butit'sgreathavingsomeoneelsetohelppaytherent,tosharetheirdinnerwithyouwhenyou'retooexhaustedtocook,andwho,unlikeyourparentsoryourpartner,doesn'tmindwhattimeyougetuporifyou'veleftyourbedroominamess.Andbestofall,whenyou'vehadabaddayoryou'vebrokenupwithyourboyfriendyouknowthere'salwayssomeonetotalkto.

36.Whydidthewritermoveoutagainfromthebigoldhouse?

A.Becauseshecouldn'tdoanyhomeworkduetothenoise.

B.Becauseshewasalwayslatewhenshelivedthere.

C.Becauseshealwayslefttheroominamess.

D.Becausetheforeigngirlshadleft.

37.Whatdoestheunderlined"irritating"mean?

A.annoyingB.terrible.C.lovely.D.pleasant.

38.Whatistheintentionoftheauthor?

A.Topersuadethereadernottoshareaflat.

B.Totellushowtogetalongwellwiththeflatmate.

C.Toshowheropinionaboutsharingaflat.

D.Touncoverthedifficultyofrentinghouses

39.Whatistheattitudeofthewritertowardsflat-sharing?

A.Sheisagainstit.B.Sheisforit.

C.Sheisupsetwithit.D.Sheisworriedaboutit.

B

Americangrade3studentLindaBrownhadtowalkalongwaythrougharailwayyardtogettoherschoolinTopeka,Kansas.Therewasanotherschoolclosertohome―butLindawasblackandthisschoolwasforwhitechildrenonly.

ThenherfathermadeadecisionthatendedinacourtcasewhichchangedUSsocietyforever.Itcelebratedits50thanniversarylastMonday.

Thedecisionwassimple:

Lindawastostudyinthenearbyall-whiteschool.Aftertheschoolrefusedher,Mr.Brownfiledalawsuitagainstthelocalboardofeducation.

Thecase,nowknownas“BrownversustheBoardofEducation”,madeitalltheWaytotheUSSupremeCourt.OnMay17,1954,thecourtdeclaredthat“Separateeducationalfacilitiesareunequal.”Thishistoricrulingendedracialsegregation（隔离）byallowingblackchildrentogotothesameschoolsaswhitechildren.

ThecourtsaidthattheUSConstitutionguaranteed“equalprotectionofthelaws”,andthismeantequaltreatmentforblacksandwhites.Thisoverturneda19thcenturyrulingthatpermitted“separatebutequal”racialsegregation.

ThankstotheBrownruling,fromthelate1950ssegregationwasendedonamuchwiderscale.Buses,beaches,jobs,housing,voting―blackpeoplehadequalrightstowhitepeopleinmostareasofsociety.Therulingalsohelpedimproverightsforwomenandthedisabled.

CongresswomanEleanorHolmesNortonsaid:

“BrownwasthemostimportantcourtdecisioninUShistory.”Inothercountries,theseproblemsmayhavebeensolvedthroughviolence,sheadded.

Tomarkthe50thanniversaryoftheBrowndecision,amuseumwasopenedatLindaBrown’soldschool.Visitorsgettowalkthroughthe“TunnelofCourage”,inwhichtheyaresurroundedbyphoto