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届青海省西宁市六校沈那昆仑总寨海湖21中三中高三上学期期末考试英语试题
西宁市普通高中2019-2020学年第一学期期末
高三年级英语试卷
考试时间:
0120分钟
第Ⅰ卷
第一部分听力(共两节,满分030分)
第一节(共55小题,每小题51.5分,满分57.5分)
1.Whatisthetimenow?
A.It’s1:
00pm.B.It’s2:
00pm.C.It’s3:
00pm.
2.Whatdoesthemanmean?
A.Peterwillbelate.B.Peterwon’tcome.C.Peterwillcallthem.
3.Wherearethespeakersprobably?
A.Inabookstore.B.Inalibrary.C.Intheclassroom.
4.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkabout?
A.Theweather.B.Thethemepark.C.Theirholidayplan.
5.Whichbuswillthewomantake?
A.Z-8.B.C-13.C.T-30.
节第二节(共15小题,每小题1.5分,满分22.5分)
听第6段材料,回答第6、7题。
6.Howdoesthemanfeelabouttheoperation?
A.Excited.B.Nervous.C.Unconcerned.
7.Wherewillthemanwakeup?
A.Inhisownroom.B.Intheoperatingroom.C.Intherecoveryroom.
听第7段材料,回答第8、9题。
8.Whatdothespeakerswanttodo?
A.Goforapicnic.B.Goshopping.C.Invitefriendsfordinner.
9.Whenwillthespeakersleave?
A.Inhalfanhour.B.Inanhour.C.Inanhourandahalf.
听第8段材料,回答第10至12题。
10.WhatjobisAmyapplyingfor?
A.Anassistant.B.Atypist.C.Asecretary.
11.WhydoesAmylookforanewjob?
A.Shewantstogetmoreholidays.B.Shewantstoworknearherhome.
C.Shewantstoget500dollarsaweek.
12.HowlongwillAmyworkeveryweek?
A.30hours.B.35hours.C.40hours.
听第9段材料,回答第13至16题。
13.Whatisthewomandoing?
A.Selectingaphone.B.Repairingherphone.C.Returningtheman’sphone.
14.Howmuchdoesthecheapestplancost?
A.£20.B.£28.C.£34.
15.WhatdoesthewomanlikemostaboutHuaweiP20?
A.Thelargescreen.B.TheHDcameras.C.Thelargememory.
16.Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman?
A.Shesendsshortmessagesalot.B.Shechosethecheapestplanatlast.
C.Shecanuseup200minutesphonecalls.
听第10段材料,回答第17至20题。
17.What’stheweatherliketoday?
A.Cool.B.Hot.C.Warm.
18.Whenwasthelakeformed?
A.Itwasformedwhenanimalslivedthere.B.Itwasformedafterchildrencametoplay.
C.Itwasformedbeforepeoplebuilthousesthere.
19.Whoisthespeakerprobably?
A.Abusdriver.B.Atouristguide.C.Aschoolteacher.
20.Whatdopeopleenjoydoingintheparkinwinter?
A.Buildinghouses.B.Watchingbirds.C.Playinginthesnow.
分第二部分阅读理解(共两节,满分040分)
第一节(共515小题,每小题22分,满分030分)
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ClassifiedAds(广告)Fordirectclassifiedservice,call800-066710a.m.—4p.m.,Monday---Friday.ForRentBestonCampusExcellentRoomforgirls,beginsJan.1,2,4,or8monthslease.Single,$105.$125.Double,$140.Call800-1932.FamilyHome,3bedrooms,largeyard.$275.Call800-4300.ForSaleSheepskinCoat,men’ssize42,1yearold.$85.After6p.m.call800-5224.Moving:
Mustsell.ColorTV21,$150;transistorradio,$15;recorder,$25.Call800-0739.HelpWantedBabysitter—MyhomeIfyoucouldfindafewhoursduringtheday,someeveningsandweekendstocarefor2school-agechildren,pleasecall800-1111.
LostAblackbagwithapencil-boxandsomebooksleftinthereadingroom.WillthefinderpleasecometoClass3,Grade1?
FoundAgreenjacketwasleftonthesportsgroundyesterdayafternoon(April15th).Willtheownerpleasering656-6688?
21.Ifyouwantedtoplaceanad,whatnumberwouldyoucall?
A.800-0739B.800-1932C.800-5224D.800-0667
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22.“ClassifiedAds”mayprobablymean“________”.
A.adsabouteveryone’slife
B.adsgivingonesomenecessaryinformation
C.adsdividedintodifferentgroupsaccordingtoacertainrules
D.adsforwhichyouneedn’tpayanymoney
23.Ifyouwanttofindapart-timejob,youwilllookat________.
A.ForRentB.ForSaleC.HelpWantedD.Lost
B
FouryearsagomysweetmomwenttobewithherLord.Shediditherway.
Igotthecallatwork,andIheadedhomequickly.MomandDadlivedonasmallfarmthattheyhadownedsinceIwasseven.Ihatedgoingthereeveryweekend.TherewasnothingforayounggirltodobutwatchtheonestationontheoldTVset,iftheweatherallowedreception.
Mymom,ontheotherhand,lovedthepeaceandquietoftheland.Theplacewasrustic,withnoindoorplumbingorheat.Wehadabigwoodstoveinthekitchenthatdiditsbesttoheatthelittlefarmhouse,butitalwaysseemedcoldandtooquiettome.
Intheevenings,mymomandIwouldsitforhourssinginginthelittlekitchen.Isangthemelodyandomharmonized.Herfavoritesongwas"MoonRiver"andwesangitoverandover.MomtoldmestoriesbouthowwhenIwasalittlegirl,IcouldsingbeforeIcouldtalk.
Astimepassed,Ihadmyownchildrenandwenttovisitthemeveryweekortwo.Thekidslovedthe
farmandthetractorrideswithmydad.Me,well,Istillhatedthesilenceofthefarm.Whilemymomloved
tositatherkitchentableandlookoutathergardenandflowersandretellalltheoldstories,Imissedthehustleandbustle(喧闹)ofmylifeathome.ButIsattherelisteningquietlyasshereminisced.Now,IsatbackinthesilenceandthesilencewasdeafeningsoIfinallyleanedovertoturnonanoldradio.Musicalwayscomfortedme.Myheartskippedabeat."MoonRiver"wasplayingontheradio.Isattherestunned,withatearrunningdownmycheek,asIlistenedtoeveryfamiliarnote.Thentheradioannouncercameon.“Here’sonewehaven’theardinawhile,”andanunfamiliarsongbegan.IbegantocryharderasIheardthewordssungovertheairwaves.“Comedown,comedownfromyourIvoryTower…”
24.Thewriterdidn’tlikestayingonthefarmforthefollowingreasonsExceptthat________.
A.itwastoocoldandquiet
B.shecouldonlysingonesongonthesmallfarm
C.therewasnothingmorethatcouldmakeherexcited
D.theplacewasrustic,withnoindoorplumbingorheat
25.Fromthefirstparagraph,weknowthatthewriter’smother________.
A.leftthesmallfarmwithLord
B.passedawayfouryearsago
C.leftforLordtoliveherownway
D.preferredtobewithLord
26.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrasereferto?
A.shoutedB.comfortedC.recalledD.sighed
27.Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleforthispassage?
_______
A.Mom’smusicB.Cherish(珍惜)life
C.MyhappychildhoodD.Oursmallfarmhouse
C
AfterfinishingamealatanAmericanChineserestaurantyouprobablyexpecttoreceiveahandfuloffortunecookiesafteryoupaythebill.FortunecookiesareinChineserestaurantsthroughouttheUnitedStates.It’srathersatisfyingtocrackopenacookieattheendofyourmealandreadyour"luckyfortune"ontheslipofpaperinside.Theexactoriginofthefortunecookieisunknown.ItisthoughtthatthetastysnackwasthefirstintroducedintoSanFranciscoin1914,afteranimmigrantbegandistributingthecookiewith"thankyou"
notesinthem.These"thankyou"noteswereintendedassymbolsofappreciationforfriendswhostoodwithhimthroughtheeconomichardshipanddiscriminationofhisearlylifeinAmerica.
Thereisanalternateoriginstory.LosAngelesisregardedasthesiteofthefortunecookie’sinvention.Inthisversionofthestory,DavidJung,aChineseimmigrantresidinginL.A.isthoughttohavecreatedthecookieinordertoupliftthespiritsofthepoorandhomeless.In1918,Junghandedoutthecookiesforfreetothepooroutsidehisshopandeachcookiecontainedastripofpaperwithaninspirationalsentenceprinted
onit.FortunecookiesfirstbegantogainpopularityinmainstreamAmericancultureduringWWII.Chineserestaurantswouldservetheminplaceofdesserts,asdessertswerenotpopularintraditionalChinesecuisine.TodayfortunecookiesarenottiedtoChinese-Americanculture.Infact,thelargestfortunecookie
manufacturerislocatedintheUnitedStatesanditproduces4.5millionfortunecookiesaday—anevidencetothemodern-daypopularityofthesnack.However,anattempttointroducethefortunecookietoChinain1992wasafailure,andthecookiewascitedforbeing"tooAmerican."
Sothenexttimeyoubreakopenafortunecookieandreadafortuneaboutthemanysuccessesyou
shouldexpectinyourfuture,rememberthattheconclusiontoyourChineserestaurantmealmaynotbeasChineseasyouthink.
28.Whatdoweknowaboutfortunecookies?
A.TheyareaspopularinChinaasinAmerica.
B.Theycontainslipsofpaperwithgoodwishes.
C.TheyfirstappearedinAmericaduringWWII.
D.Theyareoftenchargedtothecustomers’bill.
29.WhywerefortunecookiesintroducedintoSanFrancisco?
A.Tomakeprofit.
B.Toexpressgratitude.
C.Toupliftpeople’sspirits.
D.Tohelppeopleoutofhardship.
30.WhichofthefollowingsentencesmaybefoundJung’scookies?
A.Thefortuneyouseekisinanothercookie.
B.Everyexitisanentrancetonewexperiences.
C.I’mbeingheldprisonerbyaChinesebakery.
D.Onlytastefortunecookies;disregardallothers.
31.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?
A.SymbolofChineseCulture
B.ChineseRestaurantsinAmerica
C.Canfortunecookietellyourfortune?
D.Fortunecookie,ChineseorAmerican?
D
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