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四川省德阳市2015届高三第一次诊断考试英语试题（word版）

注意事项：

1．本试卷分第1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答案标号涂黑；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，满分40分）

第一节单项填空（共l0小题；每小题1分，满分l0分）

从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填人空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

1．-Darling,howmanycolleaguesdidyoumeetatthepity?

A．NothingB．NooneC．NoneD．Nobody

2．-WheredidyougettoknowPeter?

-Itwasonthepitchwewereplayingsoccer．

A．whereB．thatC．whichD．when

3．Ican'tstandaroundchatting-I'vegot_thingstodothismiming．

A．amillionB．millionC．amillionofD．millions

4．Clearly,hedoesn'thaveaplan,hewouldhavesaidsomething．

A．butB．unlessC．soD．or

5．Travelersshowtheirdocumentswhentheymaven．

A．wouldB．canC．mustD．may

6．Afterrecoveringfromhisillness．

A．getoffB．getonC．getawayfromD．gethackto

7．Ellahasbeencomparingaboutthetrafficherawakeatnight．

A．keepB．tokeepC．keepingD．kept

8．Iwalkedslowlytotheteacher'sofficewondering

A．whichB．why'C．whereD．who

9．-Hi,Charlie,youlooktired．

-Iamtired．Ithefenceallday．shedecidedtotalkwithme

A．puntedB．hadpaintedC．havebeenpainingD．havepainted

10．-Whatareyouuptothesedays,Debby?

A．SameaseverB．Don'tmentionitC．ThesametoyouD．Nottoobad

第二节完形填空（共20小题；每小题1．5分，满分30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，选出可以填人空白处的

最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该选项涂黑。

Christmaswasalwaysanamazingtimeinmyhomewhenlwasgrowingup．Myparentswerenot

rich,buttheywerealways_11whenitcametogivinguspresents．Everyyear,they12aChristmasEvepartyandgaveallthekidsintheneighborhoodpresents13．Oneyearwhenwaseightyearsold,1washopingthatwould14abikeforChristmas．Imadeitclearineverywayknewtomy15．Lefthintsallovertheplace．OntheChristmasmiming,allthekidsreceivedpresserafterpresent．16wegottotheendofpresents,1wasvery17．Therewasnobikeforme．Icried,"Isthatall?

"Themoment18it,Iknewhadmadeabig19．Aftermyparentsworkedsohard,20couldcomplainthatIdidnotreceiveabikewhenIhadreceivedsomanyotherthings?

Myfather21andwentoutside．Hecamebackwheelingfifebicyclethattheyhadbeen22togivemeafteralltheosierpresentswere23．Atthattime,Ifelteven24Leanbefore．Howcouldeverenjoyafterfiat?

Myparents25metothinkabouthowfeltthemomentsawthathad26receivedthebike．Theytoldmetorememberthat27thatlwouldneverrepeatthatmistakeandfeelthatwayagain．

Inthefouryearsafterthat,atfife28ofallthepresentsgiven,myfather_29askmewhathadtosaytoeveryone．Ithadbecomeafamily_30．1wouldalwayssay,"Isthatall?

"

Butwhatreallymeantwas"Thankyousomuch"．Andeveryoneknewthat．

第二部分：

阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）

第一节阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）

A

TheSaturdayEvenPost2015GreatAmericanunctionContestisunderway!

Inillsnearlythreecenturiesofexistence,TheSaturdayEveningPost,abimonthlymagazine,haspublishedshortfictionbyawho'swhoofAmericanauthorsincludingF．ScottFitzgerald,WilliamFaulkner,AnneTyler,KurtVonnegut,Jar．RayBradbury,LouisLamoure,SinclairLewis,JackLondon,andEdgarAllanPoe．YouhavethepoutyLojoinourexcellentline-upbyenteringTheSaturdayEveningPost'sThirdAnnualCreateAmericanFictionContest．

ThewinningstorywillbepublishedinfifeJan/Feb2015editionofTheSaturdayEveningPost,andtheauthorwillreceivea$500payment．Fiverunners-upwilleachreceivea$100cashpaymentandwillalsohavetheirstoriespublishedonline．

Submission（授稿）Guidelines

●Storiesmustbebetweenl,500and5,000wordsinlength．

OAllstoriesmustbesubmittedbytheauthor,andpreviouslyunpublished（notincludingpersonalwebsitesandblogs）．

●Noextrememanateeorgrapplesexscenes．

OAllstoriesmustbesubmittedonlineinMicrosoftWordformatwiththeauthor'sname,address,telephonenumber,andemailaddressontherarestpage．

OEntriesshouldbecharacterorplot-drivenpiecesinanygenre（俸裁）offiction．flunklocal．ThePosthashistoricallyplayedaroleindefiningwhatitmeanstobeanAmerican．Yourstoryshouldinsomewaytouchuponthepublication'smissionCelebrating;America,past,present,andfuture．

●Thereisa$10entryfee,whichhelpscoverapotionofthecostofoperatingthecontest．

●AllentriesmustbereceivedelectronicallyhayJulyl,2014．

Checkheretoviewthewinnersofthe2014GreatAmericanFictionContest

Clickheretoviewthewinnersofthe2013GreatAmericanFictionContest

31．Wecanloamfromthepassage,TheSaturdayEverungPost

A．hasplayedanimpotentPrutinAmericanhist00

B．cameintobeingasearlyasthe18thcentury

C．isamagazinepublishedeverymonth

D．holdsthecontesteverytwoyears

32．Accordingtotherequirements,theentries

A．mustreflectAmericansociety

B．shouldbesentbypostorengulf

C．shouldhaveatleast5,000words

D．mustn'thaveeverappearedonblog

33．Howmuchmoneycanaltheprizewinnersmakeinallbyenteringthecontest?

A．$900．B．$940．C．$1．000．D．$1,060

34．Whatdoweknowaboutthe2015contest?

A．Itwilllastuntiltheendof2014．

B．Itwillonlyallowsfamouswriterstotakepart．

C．Theparticipantscanenterthecontestforfree．．

D．Onlythewinningstorieswizbepublishedinthemagazine．

B

（TheDulyMail）DavidThomasfailedallLushmothsexamsandleftschoolwifenoqualificationions,yetthis30-year-oldfire-fighterhasjustgoneintotheGuinnessBookofRecordsbyracy-tingfrommemory22,500digitsofthemathematicalconstant,purr．

Afterfivemonthsoftruing,inwhichhespenttenhoursadaymemorizingatauterofamil-liondigits,DavidThomastookpartina16-hourmentalbattle．WitnesseswatchedinaweasThomassetanewEuropeanrecord,reamingthetideMostPowerfulMemoryintheWestemHemi-sphere

Davidsays,"WhenIwasatschoolIwashopeless．Icould'trememberanylung,butnowIcanremembermorefactsthananyoneinEurope．"SohowdoesThomasdoit?

"OnenightIwaswatchingaTVprogrammedaboutaninterviewwithamancalledDominicO'Brien,whohadbeentheworldmemorychampionfivetimes．Heusedtobeagambler,andhewasn'tancillarysuccessfuluntilhedevelopedhisownmnemonics,ormentalmemoryaid,for

eachcardinordertorememberwhichcardshadalreadybeendealtandwhichoneshadn't．"

ThomasbecamefascinatedbyO'Brien'stheorythatanyonecanimprovetheirmemoryhayusingspecializedtechniques．Thesetechniquesinvolvelinkingeverythingtofusilierpeopleorobjects．"Ifyouwanttorememberaphonenumberforexample,youhavetogivethenumberslife．

SometimesIassociateanumberwithaperson．NumberloformeisalwaysthePrimeMouser（wholivesatnumber10DowningStreet）,"explainedDavid．IfDavidistryingtorememberfactshe.linksthemtoanimage．"Forinstance,ifwastryingtomemorizethename'TomCruise',IwouldthinkofhisfilmTopCan,andthatleadsmetoimagesofgunsandcruisemissiles．"

DavidissoongoingtoappearonTV'sRecordBreakers,andtalusweekheisteachingmemorytrainingandspeed-writingatHuddlersfieldUniversity．Hisfeesare~600aday．Heissurethatthefutureholdsalotmoreforhimthanajobasafire-fighter．

35．WeloamthatbeforesettinganewEuropeanrecord,Thomas

A．likedplayingcards

C．believedhecouldsucceed

B．trainedhardinmemory

D．receivedagoodschooleducation

36．WhydidO'Briendevelophisownmnemonics?

A．Tobecomeaworldmemorychampion．．

B．Towinmoneywhileplayingcards．

C．Toprovehehadagoodmemory．

D．TodefeatDavidThomas．

37．WhatdoThomas'stechrequestinvolve?

A．Linkingeverythingtofamiliarpeopleorobjects．

B．Spendingtenhoursadaymemorizingstuff．

C．Rememberinganumberinavividcontext．

D．Associatingafactwithaperson．

38．Whichoffifefollowingistrue?

A．Aperson'sabilityofmemorizingstuffisreflectedinhisstudies．

B．Apersonwithapowerfulmemorycanalcovesuccesseasily．

C．Thomas'powerfulmemoryhasbrowhimfaunaeandwealth．

D．Thomas'memoryismorepowerfulthanO'Brien's

C

Roadcongestioncostsdriversbillionsofdollarseveryyearduetowastedgasandbe．Inaddition,trafficonroadsresultsinincreasedengineidle;andunnecessaryemissionofgreenhousegasesintotheatmosphere．Someofthemajorrea8onsforroadcongestionarenarrowstreets,accidents,parkingonroadsduetoshortageofparkingfacilities,avoidanceofpublictransportationandmoreprivatevehicles．Trafficcongestioncanhavestressfuleffectsoncommute（上下班往返）,fifeeconomyandtheenvironment．Arethereanysolutions?

Usepublictransportation,suchasnuns,trams,hosesandtaxis．Thesemodesoftransportcarryalargenumberofpeopleatonetimeandgreedyreducethenumberofcarsontheroad．More-over,itwillsaveyoufromdrivingstress,savetimeandhelptheenvironment．

Ifyouhaveanemptyseatinyourcar,considercarpoolingbyfindingotherpeoplewhomightbeheadedtoadestinationnearyours．Thiswillnotonlyhelpreducetrafficcongestion,butalsojouleexpenses．Inaddition,itwilldecreasedrivingstressaseachpersonwouldgetabreakfromdriving．Thisisalsoenvironmentally~friendlyandasustainablewaytotravelasitwouldreducecar-hon.emissions．

Byraisinggasolinetaxes,themovementwouldhaveextrafundstoconstructlugways,sub-waysandalterativeroads．Moreover,itwillalsoreducecongestionascommuterswouldfinditcheapertouseothermodessuchas