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北京顺义高三上期末英语
2019北京顺义高三(上)期末英语
本试卷共10页,满分120分。
考试时长100分钟。
考生务必将答案答在答题卡上,在试卷上作答无效。
考试结束后,请将答题卡交回。
第一部分:
知识运用(共两节,45分)
第一节语法填空(共10小题;每小题1.5分,共15分)
阅读下列短文,根据短文内容填空。
在未给提示词的空白处仅填写1个适当的单词,在给出提示词的空白处用括号内所给词的正确形式填空。
A
Springiscoming.Everythingiswakingfromitswintersleep.Thefields___1___(dress)inafreshrobeofgreen.Thewildflowersbegintopeepforth(隐隐露出).Birdssingamongthetrees,andbegintogettheirnestsready___2___summer.Menarenowsowingseedsinthefields.Thedaysare___3___(warm),forbrightersunshinehascomeagain.Everythingisfulloflifeandjoy.
B
Astronautsarepeoplewhogooutintospace.Beinganastronautisanexcitingjob.Whileinspace,astronautscanlookdownandsee___4___(cloud),land,andwater.Theycanevenseethemoonupclose.Astronautsgetthechance___5___(see)morestarsthanyouorIhaveeverseen.Beinganastronautmaybeexciting,___6___itisnotaneasyjob.Apersonwho___7___(want)tobeanastronauthastostudyforyears.Therearemanythingsanastronautmustlearntodobeforegoingintospace.
C
Today,ourclasswentto“TheFishery”,___8___isalocalfishstore,becausewearelearningaboutfish:
wheretheyliveandhowtheyaredifferentfrompeople.Insidethestoreitwasverydark,exceptforthebrightlightsontopofeachtank.Thegirl___9___(work)inthestoretoldmethatthelightsareneon,andtheyareusedtoshowoffthebrightcoloursofeachfish.Underthelights,thefishwereblue,purple,yellow,andgreen.They___10___(look)sobeautifulthatIwantedtotakeallofthemhome.
第二节完形填空(共20小题;每小题1.5分,共30分)
阅读下面短文,掌握其大意,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
Firstonepersonstoodupandthenanotherandanother.Someoneinthecrowdbegantoapplaudandsooneveryoneelse___11___inasGlennCunninghanmadehisfinallaparoundthetrack(跑道).Hewasabouttobreakaworldrecordinthemile.Ashemadehisvictory,youmightwonderhowhecouldwalk,letalone___12___.ItwashardtoignoreGlenn’sscarredlegs.
WhenGlennwassixyearsold,his___13___weresobadlyburnedinaschoolhousefirethathisdoctorneverthoughthewould___14___again.ButGlennthoughtotherwise.Afterspendingweeksin___15___,hegotupandstartedusingcrutches(拐杖)togetaround.Whenhislegsgot___16___,hetriedwalkingwithoutthecrutches.Itwasvery___17___.Glennsaidlater,“Ithurtlikehelltowalk,___18___itdidn’thurtatallwhenIran.Soforfiveorsixyears,aboutallIdidwasrun.”
Withallthe___19___hehadhadinrunning,itwasnaturalforGlenntojoinhisschool’strackteam.Bythetimehegottohighschool,hebecameatrackstarandset___20___timesinthemilerun.
Afterhe___21___fromhighschool,hewenttotheUniversityofKansas.GlennCunninghanwas___22___as“TheKansasFlyer”,andhewontheNationalCollegeAmateurTrackChampionshipsin1931and1932.
GlennwentontorunontheU.S.OlympicTeamin1932,receivedtheSullivanAward___23___outstandingamateurathletesin1933,andwonasilvermedalinthe1936OlympicGames.Theboywhowas___24___nevertowalkagainwontwoNationalCollegeAmateurAthletetitlesintrack,wasnamedthe___25___trackperformerinthe100-yearhistoryofMadisonSquareGarden,andwas___26___totheNationalTrackandFieldHallofFame.
ItwasnevereasyforGlenn.Ittookhimnearlyanhourto___27___foraraceandthesmoke-filledindoorstadiummadeithardforhimto___28___.Butheneverletthatstophimor___29___himdown.Hejustranashardashecouldwithhiswoundedlungsandscarredlegs,andhewon.
Ifdeterminationandspiritcan___30___arunnertogreatness,itmightbesaidthatGlennCunninghanwasthegreatestrunnerofalltime.
11.A.calledB.joinedC.tookD.gave
12.A.runB.jumpC.hikeD.ride
13.A.eyesB.earsC.handsD.legs
14.A.writeB.hearC.seeD.walk
15.A.touchB.silenceC.bedD.hospital
16.A.strongerB.longerC.bitterD.lighter
17.A.heavyB.tiringC.painfulD.strange
18.A.andB.butC.becauseD.once
19.A.practiceB.chanceC.timeD.idea
20.A.examplesB.rulesC.recordsD.solutions
21.A.cameB.keptC.learnedD.graduated
22.A.treatedB.actedC.servedD.known
23.A.forB.toC.inD.with
24.A.seenB.chosenC.supposedD.used
25.A.famousB.outstandingC.youngD.modern
26.A.admittedB.forcedC.relatedD.devoted
27.A.answerB.hopeC.standD.prepare
28.A.lookB.breatheC.changeD.move
29.A.turnB.layC.slowD.put
30.A.compareB.driveC.presentD.limit
第二部分:
阅读理解(共两节,40分)
第一节(共15小题;每小题2分,共30分)
阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
“Attention,everyone!
”MissDalrymplelookedatherclassoften-year-olds.“TodaywearegoingtocreateaspecialcardforFather’sDay,whichfallsonthisweekend.”Thenshebusiedherselfhandingoutthepaperandartmaterialstohernoisypupils.
Theywereamixedpunch.Somecamefromtherichsideofthetown,butthemajoritieswerefromparentswhostruggledtogetjobs.Soshehadnotbeeneagertocarryoutthisactivity.
“Thinkaboutallthethingsthatyourdaddoesthatmakehimspecial,”shesaidloudlyassheapproachedthelasttable.“Youcanwriteapoemorshortstorythinkingofthepositivecharacteristicsthatmakeyourdadspecial.Thewrittenpartofthisactivityshouldbecompletedbeforeyoustarttodecorateyourcard.”
Andrewlookedattheblankpage.Hehadnevermet,spokento,orbeenhuggedbyhisdad,sohowcouldhewriteabouthim?
Oncewhenhewaslookinginhisgrandma’sphotobox,hehadseenanoldblackandwhitephotobutitwasbadlycreased(弄皱)anddifficulttorecognizeanyclearfeatures.Shehadquicklytakenitfromhimandburieditdeeplyamongtherest,nevertobefoundagain.Afterthinkingforawhile,hewrote:
DearDad,
YouareapersonIdonotknowandwouldprobablynotrecognizeasIonlysawanoldphotoofyoualongtimeago.Ithinkandwonderaboutyouoften,especiallywhenIhavenoonetotalktoabouttheSaturdayfixtures(体育活动).OnedaywhenIgrowupIwilldoanInternetsearchtofindyou,butIamnotsurewhetherIwillbesuccessfulasseveralattemptsbytheChildSupportAgencyhavenotbeensuccessful.HappyFather’sDay,Dad.
Love,
Andrew
31.WhatdidMissDalrympleaskherstudentstodo?
A.Handoutthepaperandartmaterials.
B.Makeaspecialcardfortheirfathers.
C.MakeacelebrationplanforFather’sDay.
D.Carryoutaschoolactivityontheweekend.
32.WhatdoestheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph2indicate?
A.Thestudentswerenotwillingtofinishthetask.
B.Thestudentswereeagertocarryouttheactivity.
C.Thestudentsdidn’tgetalongwellwitheachother.
D.Thestudents’familyconditionswerequitedifferent.
33.WhydidAndrewhavedifficultyinmakingaspecialcardforhisfather?
A.Becausehehadneverseenhisfather.
B.Becausehisfatherwasnotasuccessfulman.
C.Becauseheforgotallthethingshisfatherdid.
D.Becauseheandhisgrandmadidn’tlikehisfather.
34.WhatcanwelearnfromAndrew’sletter?
A.Andrew’sfatherhasbeendead.
B.Andrew’sfathercan’trecognizehim.
C.Andrewiseagertomeethisfather.
D.Andrewissureoffindinghisfather.
B
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1:
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A.ontheInternetB.inanewspaper
C.onanoticeboardD.inacompanybrochure
C
Ifyouanalyzepeople’sactions,youwillcometotheconclusionthattheyallseekhappiness.Everyactisinfactasearchforit,evenifonthesurfaceitdoesn’tlookso.Happinessisalwaysthemaintarget.
Goingtothemovies,eatinginarestaurantandgoingtoapartyareallmotivatedbythedesiretobehappy.Whodoesnotdreamofavacationinso