四川德阳高中级一诊考试英语.docx

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四川德阳高中级一诊考试英语

四川德阳高中2019级“一诊”考试-英语

英语试卷

本卷须知1.本试卷分第I卷（选择题〕和第II卷〔非选择题〕两部分,共150分。

考试时间120分钟。

考试结束,将答题卡交回。

2.1~55小题选出答案后，用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的笤案标号涂黑；第二卷的答案也必须写在答题卡上指定的位置，在试卷上作答无效。

第一卷〔选择题，共90分〕

第一部分：

英语知识运用〔共两节，总分值40分〕第一节语法和词汇知识（共10小题，每题1分，总分值10分〕从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填人空白处的最正确选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

1.一Thegirllookssobeautiful.Issheamodelorafilmstar?

-______She’sanurse.

A.YoubetB.ForgetaboutitC.FarfromitD.Whateveryousay

2.Atthistimenextweek_____theEnglishChannel.

A.I'11crossB.I’11becrossingC.I’mtocrossD.I，mgoingtocross

3.一Doesittakealongtimetowalktothevillage?

.

-Yesbutit’s_____bybike.

A.muchquickB.quickC.thequickestD.quicker

4.Itwouldseemtobeageneraltruth_____nothingisasstraightforwardasitatfirstseems.

A.thatB.whenC.what‘D.if

5.-Finished?

-No,I'vegot_____threequestionstoanswer、

A.otherB.anotherC.othersD.theother

6.Brianwasaboutto_____whenhesuddenlyfoundananswertothequestion.

A.makeupB.lookupC.turnupD.giveup

7.-Whoisabsentfromthelecturetoday?

一_____youask?

Peter,ofcourse.

A.WouldB.CanC.CouldD.Need

8.Manypeoplepreferlargecars，_____largecarsaresaferthansmallones.

A.thinkingB.tothinkC.thinkD.havingthought

9.I’msurprisedtoseethepopstarisbetterlookingthanshe_____.

A.isusedtobeB.isusedtoC.wasusedtoD.usedtobe

10.-Theladystarredinmanyfilms.

-Really?

Butrarely_____inpublicnowadays.

A.sheisseenB.issheseenC.wassheseenD.shewasseen

第二节堯形填空（共20小题;每题1.5分，总分值3O分〕阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中,选出可以填入空白处的最正确选项，并在答题卡上将该选项涂黑。

AyearagoIwentthroughoneofthemostdifficulttimesinmylife.Ihad11_____allmybusinesswithinamonth.IchosealesscrowdedareafortouriststoseeifIcouldgainmy12_____inlifeagain.Ibookedadaytriptosecthe13_____Isatinalittlemotorboatwith5otherpeopletoseethewhales.

We14_____sawacoupleofwaterspouts（水柱〕，whichourguidesaidwerewhales.Tomyamazement,allofasudden,one15_____rightinfrontofmyface.Everyone16_____totakepicturesofherunderthewater17_____sheswamaway.Shelookedmerightintheeye.I18_____outtotouchher.Shestayedoutofthewaterlongenoughformeto19_____her.Itwasanamazingfeeling.Thensheswamaway.Alittlelater,theguide20_____.thattwowhaleswerecomingclosetotheboat.Itwasmynewfriendwithherbaby.Itwas21_____toseehowshepushedherbabytowardsourboat.Shewasbringingherbabyto22_____me!

Onthetripbackeveryonewas23_____talkingabouttheexperience.Theguidetoldusthatonlyoncebeforehadhewitnessedawhaleallowing24_____totouchit.Whydidthishappen?

Ihaveno‘25_____forwhyshechosemeforthespecialadvantage.Maybethemotherwhale26_____mysadness,Shehelpedmetoseethelight,27_____Iwasinaverydarkplace.

That28_____meetingpavedthewayformetoputlifebackintoperspective（远景〕•Thathugebeautifulcreaturemademe29_____thatdespitetheobstacleslifeputsinyourway,thereisalwaysanopportunityforanew30_____Youmustnevergiveup.

11.A.recoveredB.gainedC.doneD.lost

12.A.wealthB.confidenceC.victoryD.experience

13.A.whalesB.friendsC.spoutsD.pictures

14.A.stillB.alreadyC.alsoD.soon

15.A.sankB.surfacedC.divedD.escaped

16.A.fearedB.hesitatedC..triedD.pretended

17.A.beforeB.whenC.afterD.while

18.A.climbedB.swamC.jumpedD.reached

19.A.smellB.catchC.feelD.see

20.A.yelledB.warnedC.urgedD.insisted

21，A.boringB.unbelievable‘C.frighteningD.uncomfortable

22.A.attackB.meetC.scoldD.thank

23.A.carelesslyB.naturallyC.regretfullyD.cheerfully

24.A.someoneB.meC.everyoneD.him

25.A.excuseB.explanationC.reasonD.responsibility

26.A.sensedB.predictedC.enjoyedD.shared

27.A.forB.eventhoughC.ifD.asthough

28.A.regularB.normalC.magical.D.common“

29.A.thinkB.rememberC.recallD.understand

30.A.boatingB.swimmingC.beginningD.meeting

第二部分：

阅读理解〔共两节，总分值50分〕第一节〔共2O小题;每题2分，总分值#分〕

阅读以下短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出最正确选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

Formostofmy15years,myfatherusuallysaidverylittletomymotherandme.Hepreferredreadingthenewspaperorwatchingfootballmatchesontelevisiontotalkingtohisfamily.

Everythingchangedonemorning.AssoonasIcamedownstairstobreakfast,Icouldseethathewasn'thisusualreserved（缄默的〕self.“Can'twait!

FIFAWorldCup!

Bigmatch！

Mustsee!

”Iquicklyfiguredoutwhatalltheexcitementwasabout：

Dadisabigfootballfan.

Ihadneverbeeninterestedinfootball,butDad’sexcitementthatmorningmadememoreandmorecurious.IhadtofindoutwhythissportwasmakingmynormallyreservedfatheractlikeaAfive-year-oldonhisfirsttriptoDisneyland.

Daddecided^hatweshouldalleatatalittleGermanrestaurantsothatwecouldwatchtheWorldCupwhileeating.Secretly,IthinkhewashopingtoturnMumandmeintofootballfans.’Thematchstartedafewminutesafterweenteredtherestaurant.AsIwaseatingmymeal,aloudnoisecamefromthetelevision.Surprised,IlookedupattheTV：

“Whyisthatmanjumpingupanddown?

”Dadpatientlyexplained：

”That’sPapaBoubaDiop，myson.It'snormalforthemtojumpupanddownafterthey’vescored.”

Dadexplainedalmosteverythingtome.Hismonosyllabic（单音节的〕answerswereathingofthepast.IlovedthenewDad！

Iwatchedtherestofthematch,becomingmoreandmoreinterested.WhenItoldmyfatherthatIplannedtowatchmorematcheswithhim,hesmiledandgavemeawink（眨眼〕•Atlonglastwehadsomethingincommon.

FootballhasreallyhelpedDadandmegetcloserandformastrongerrelationshipwitheachother.Whosaysfootballisonlyabout22menrunningafterasillyball?

31.Whichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribetheauthor’sfather?

A.Atalkativefootballplayer.B.Aparentbusyatwork.

C.Anencouragingfather.D.Amanoffewwords.

32.Whatmadetheauthorcuriousabouthisfatheronemorning?

A.Hisunusualexcitement.B.Hisunexpressedeagerness.

C.Hisgreatinterestinthenewspaper.D.Hishighexpectationofthewinner.

33.Theauthor’sgrowinginterestinwatchingthematchmainlycamefrom______

A.hisandhisfatherscommonloveofGermanfood

B.watchingatoplevelperformanceoftheplayers

C.hisfather,sloveoffootballandhisexplanation

D.eatinginarestaurantwiththeexcitedfans

34.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A.Sharingisthefoundationofgoodrelationship.

B.Familymembersshouldbefanstogether.

C.Interestisthemotherofsuccess.

D.Personalitydecideseverything.

B

TheLeagueofHighSchoolsispleasedtoinvitestudentfreethinkerstoour2007StudentLeadershipMeetingJuly15-17atourofficebuildinginManhattan,NewYork.

Thisyearlymeetinghasbeensuccessfullyheldforthepastthreeyears.TheeventbringstogetherstudentactivistsfromaroundNorthAmericaforabusyweekendofworkshops,networking,lectures,andalotoffun.

Weencourageeveryschooltosendatleastonerepresentative（代表）（ifnotmore）andwearekeepingthecostsdowntohelpmakethispossible.Anyindividual（个人）•studentactivistswhoareinterestedarealsowelcometoattend.Registration（注册〕，rd5mandfoodfortheentirethree一dayeventwillcostonly$39foreachstudent.We’vebookedyousingleroomsatTravelodge,NewYork.Foranyinformationaboutthehotel,pleasecall88643911.

Thistimewearemakingaspecialoffer一providingsomemoneyfortravellingtomakesureeachgroupcansendarepresentativeevenifitlacksthemoneytodoso.EmailAnnaPorteratapor-ter@orcall46935040togetmoreinformationaboutthistravelsupport.

Theregistrationformcanbefoundathttp：

//www.freethought.org/SLM2007.pdf.FormoreinformationaboutregistrationyoumaycallLucyBeckerat36904560oremailheratlbecker@IeaguehighschooLnet.

Sodon'twait!

Sendinyourregistration.‘

35.Themainpurposeofthispassageisto______.

A.explainmeetingprogramsB.invitestudentstoameeting

C.callforpapersforameetingD.introducemeetingorganizers

36.FromthepassageweknowthattheStudentLeadershipMeeting______.

A.invitesstudentsfromManhattanB.providesfreemealsforstudents

C.isheldeverythreeyearsD.wasfirstheldin2004

37.Whatisnewaboutthisyear’smeeting?

A.ThereiswirelessInternetservice.B.Individualstudentsarewelcome.

C.Itoffersmoneytosomegroups.D.Thecostforregistrationislow.

38.Ifyouwanttoknowmoreaboutregistration,youmay______.

A.emailLucyBeckerB.emailAnnaPorter

C.call88643911D.call46935040

C

NEWYORK（Reuters）—TheaveragenumberofmonthlyvisitorstoU.S.newspaperwebsitesrosebynearlyathirdinthefirsthalfof2006，astudyreleasedonWednesdaysaid，thoughprintreadershipatsomelargerpapersfell.

Thestudy,releasedbytheNewspaperAssociationofAmerica,underlinestheinternet'simportancetopapersbeset（围困）byfailingcirculationandadvertisingincomeintheirprinteditions.

Theaveragenumberofuniquevisitorstoonlinenewspapersitesinthefirsthalfwasmorethan55.5millionamonth，thestudysaid.Thatcompareswith42.2millionayearearlier.“Newspaperwebsiteshavebecomeasignificantadditiontotheprintproduct,andaredrivinglargeaudiencegrowth,”saidJohnKimball9theassociation’schiefmarketingofficer.Thenumberofpageviewsatnewspapersitesrosebyabout52percentinthefirsthalf,theassociationadded.

USNewspaperpublishershavebeenfightingtoholdontoadvertisersasmanyofthemlosereaderstoothermedia,includingtheInternet,

Keytothelatestreportisthefindingthatwebsitesarebringinginmoreyoungerreaders,theassociationsaid.

TheWashingtonPost,swebsiteincreaseditsaudiencereachamongreadersaged25to34bymorethan60percent,thereportsaid.Audiencereach^combinestheaverageweeklyprintaudienceandthenet30-daywebsiteaudience.

Overall,newspaperwebsiteshelpeddrivea15percentincreaseinthetotalnewspaperaudiencefor25-to-34-yearoldsanda10-percentincreasefor18-to24-yearolds,theassociationsaid.

Itdidnotprovidecomparisonstothesameperiodlastyearfortotalprintnewspaperreadership.Readershipnumbers,whichwereprovidedbyScarboroughResearch,includecirculation,sharedcopiesandanyotherwaythatsomeonecouldendupreadinganewspaper.

Printreadershipfell,accordingtoacomparisonoffiguresfromthetwoperiodsconductedbyRenter,.‘

TheNewYorkTimesreadershipdropped5.8percent,whilethelargestU.S.paper,USAToday,fell3percent.TheWallStreetJournalsawreadershipremainnearlythesame.

39.Whichwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A.OnlineNewspaperReadershipGrows

B.ConvenientWaytoReadNewspapers

C.rTheInternetIsTakingoverintheWorld

D.PrintNewspapersHaveLostTheirAdvantages

40.WhyhaveUSNewspaperpublishersbeenfighting?

A.Becausetheywanttoearnmoremoney.

B.Becausetheyfeeltheyhavebeenoutofdate.G.Becausemanyreadersarelosttoothermedia.

D,Becausepeopledon,tlikeprintnewspapersanymore.

41.Thereasonwhyonlinenewspaperreadershipincreaseisthat______•

A.printnewspapersareexpensivetobuy

B.surfingtheInternetisa