高三英语上学期期中试题新人教版.docx

高三英语上学期期中试题新人教版.docx

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高三英语上学期期中试题新人教版

高三英语上学期期中试题新人教版

第一节（共15小题;每小题2分，满分30分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A,B,C和D）中，选出最佳选项。

A

Mymotherhasalwaysbeenafolloweroftraditionalmethodswhenitcomestoanything.Shecookstraditionalfood，likesdressinguptraditionallyandlikesthetraditionalwayofshopping.Shelovesgoingtomarketsandgoingfromoneshoptoanothertofindoutwhatsuitsherbest.Shecanwalkmileswhenitcomestoshoppingalongwithherfriends.Sheknowsallthelocalmarketsandshopsandknowsverywellwhereshecangetbestdiscounts（折扣）．

However，nowshealwaysgetstiredwhenshegoesoutinthemarket.SoonedayIdecidedtointroduceanewshop，whichismuchlargerthanusualmarketsandwhereshecanalsogetdiscounts．Iamtalkingaboutonlinegiftstores.Shehasabasicknowledgeofcomputersandcanoperatecomputers.Atthebeginning，shewasdoubtfulaboutshoppingfromtheseonlinegiftshopsbecauseshewasn’ttoosureaboutthequalityoftheproducts.

OnedayIdecidedtogethersomebrandedthingssothatshecouldbuildtrustintheseshops.IorderedaTimexwatchandaSisleyhandbagforher.Sheneverboughtthingsonline，butwhentheyweredeliveredasagift，shejumpedforjoy.ShecouldnotbelievethatIhadorderedthesegiftsforherdespiteherbeingnotmuchpositiveaboutonlineshops.However，aftershesawboththeproducts，shewasassuredthattheseonlinegiftshopssentthepromisedbrandsandproducts，shelovedhernewwatchandhandbag.

Afterthisexperiencesheorderedagiftforherfriend'swedding.Shechoseagiftbasketthatcouldbemadeaccordingtoherrequirements.Theysentabeautifullydecoratedbasketwithfinewinesandchocolates.Thebasketwassoartisticallydecoratedthatitbecameherfriend'sfavoritegift.Sincethenshehasbeenconsistentlyshoppingonline.

1.Whatcanwelearnabouttheauthor'smother?

A.Shelivesinatraditionalway.B.Shelikesshoppingverymuch.

C.Sheiskindandveryhumorous.D.Shealwaysleadsasimplelife.

2.Whydoestheauthordecidetointroduceanewshoptohermother?

A.Thenewshopismuchlarger.B.Shecan'tgoshoppingasbefore.

C.Therearemoregoodsforhertochoosefrom.

D.Thegoodsinthenewshoparemuchcheaper.

3.Whatwastheattitudeoftheauthor'smothertoshoppingonlineatfirst?

A.Shethoughtitwasagoodidea.B.Shethoughtgoodsonlinewerecheap.

C.Shedoubtedthequalityofthegoods.

D.Sheworriedaboutthedifficultyinoperation.

4.Theauthordecidedtobuyhismothersomebrandedthings＿．

A.inordertopleasehismotherB.sothatshecouldtrustinshoppingonline

C.sothatshewouldliveahappylifeinherlateryears

D.sothatshewouldgetasurpriseonMother'sDay

B

Therearemanywaystofindajob.Itcanbeaseasyaswalkingintoaneighborhoodstoretolookatitsannouncementboard.Localstoresoftenhaveareaswherepeoplecanputsmallsignstellingwhatkindofservicetheyneedorcanprovide.Suchservicesincludecaringforchildrenorcleaninghouses.

Or，jobsearcherscanlookinthenewspaper.Localnewspapershaveemploymentannouncementsplacedbycompaniesseekingworkers.

AnotherpopulartoolforfindingjobsistheInternet.Forexample,peopleinfourhundredandfiftycitiesaroundtheworldcanusetheCraigslistWebsitetobuyobjects，meetpeopleorfindajob.Craigslistsaysthatitreceivestwomillionnewjoblistingseachmonth.

Anotherusefulwaytofindajobisthroughacollegeoruniversity.Forexample，studentsattheUniversityofTexasinAustincangototheCareerExplorationCentertogethelpinfindingajob.Ofcourse，lookingforajobrequiresknowingwhatkindofworkyouwanttodo.Forexample，thereisabookcalled"WhatColorisYourParachute（降落伞）？

”byRichardBolles.Thisbookhasbeenhelpingpeoplechooseacareer（职业）sinceitwasfirstpublishedin1970．

Someexpertsalsohelppeoplefindjobs.SusanW.MillerownsacompanycalledCaliforniaCareerServicesinLosAngeles．Shesayshercompanyhelpspeoplefindjobsbyfirsthelpingthemunderstandtheirstrengths,goalsandinterests.Thensheprovidesthemwithmethodsandresourcestohelpthemfindtherightjob.

5.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout？

A.Findingajob.B.Collegestudents'part-timejobs.

C.CraigslistWebsite.D.Therelationbetweenstudyandwork

6.ByloggingontheCraigslistWebsite，youcan．

A.sellyouroldthingsB.dosomeshoppingonline

C.createyourownannouncementboardD.getusefulinformationabout450cities

7.“WhatColorisYourParachute?

”isabookwhichgivestipstothosewhowantto.

A.workontheairplaneB.buyaparachute

C.publishabookD.findasuitablejob

8.Howmanywaysoffindingajobarementionedinthepassage?

A.Three.B.Four.C.Five.D.Six.

C

Teenagerswhospendhoursinfrontofthetelevisionmayhaveapoorerdietasyoungadults.

Astudy，whichincludednearly1，400highschoolstudents，foundthosewhowatchedTVforfivehoursormoreperdayhadlesshealthydietsthanpeers（同龄人）fiveyearslater.Whydoesthishappen?

Shouldtheparentstakeanymeasures?

Ontheonehand，peoplewhospendalotoftimeinfrontoftheTV,especiallyteenagers，maysnackmore，andthatmayaffecttheirlong-termdietquality.

Ontheotherhand，TVadsforfastfood，sweetsandsnackstemptteenagerstoeatmoreofthosefoods.AndTVtimemightalsoreplaceexercisetimeforsomekids.

LeadresearcherDr.DaheiaJ.Barr-Anderson，oftheUniversityofMinnesotainMinneapolis，toldReutersHealthaclearcorrelationbetweenTVtimeduringhighschoolanddietqualityinyoungadulthood.WhiletheheaviestTVviewerswereeatingthemostjunkfood,thosewho'dwatchedlessthantwohoursperdayhadthehighestintake（吸收）offruits，vegetables,wholegrainsandhigh-calciumfood.Inheropinion，parentsshouldlimitandmonitorTVviewing.

AsfarasIamconcerned，childrenshouldwatchnomorethantwohoursoftelevisionperday.Andparentsshouldsetagoodexamplebyeatingright，beingphysicallyactiveandcurbingtheirownTVtime.

9.What'sthebesttitleforthispassage?

A.PeopleshouldkeepawayfromTVtokeephealthy.

B.Teenagers'TVtimemayaffecttheirdietslater.

C.WhydoteenagerslikeTV"D.Parents'ownhabitsmayaffectchildrenlater.

10.Accordingtothepassage，heavyTVviewerstendto＿．

A.eatmorefruitsB.eatlessjunkfood

C.takeinfewervegetablesD.takeinhigh-calciumfood

11.Whatsuggestiondoestheauthorgivetheparents？

A.TheymustwatchTVwiththeirchildren.

B.TheyshouldforbidthechildrentowatchTV.

C.Theyshouldpayattentiontonutritionindiets.

D.Theycan'tdowhattheydon'twanttheirchildrentodo.

12.Theunderlinedword“curbing"inthelastparagraphcanbereplacedby

A.addingB.checkingC.controllingD.stopping

D

WhenvisitingNewYorkCitywithyourkids，therearemanythingstodowithkidsthatwillentertaintheirspiritsandfeedtheirminds.

TheWhisperingGallery

MakeyourwaytotheWhisperingGallery.TheWhisperingRoom'sarchitectureallowsforaphenomenonthatusuallymakespeoplelaugh.Onceinsidethegallery，placeonepersonfacingthecorneratoneendoftheroomandthenplaceanotherpersonfacingthecornerattheoppositeend.Askoneoftheparticipantstowhisperaphraseoraquicksentenceortwoandthepersonontheoppositeendwillbeabletoheareverywordthatwassaid.

E.42ndSt.

212一771一5322

grandcentralterminal.com

TheAmericanMuseumofNaturalHistory

TheAmericanMuseumofNaturalHistorywasfoundedin1869.Inadditiontoitsimpressiveexhibits，permanentattractionsbringthecoolfactorhometokids.TheycanentertheFossilHallsandseetheimpressivedinosaurskeletons（骨架）．AndtheMilsteinHallofOceanLifeeducateskidsaboutthefragility（脆弱）oftheOcean

CentralParkWestat79thSt.

212一769一5606

amnh.org

theScholasticStore

Mostparentswanttheirchildrentoread，andmoreover，toenjoyreading.Scholastichelpstomakethatwisharealitybypublishinginteresting，well-writtenstoriesthatarepopularwithchildren.Withsuchclassicsas“CliffordtheBigRedDog”，“TheMagicSchoolBus，＂and“HarryPotter，”theScholasticStorewilldelightyourchildren.

557Broadway

212一343一6100

scholastic.com

Ellen'sStardustDiner（小饭店）

Therestaurantisaplacewhereeachpersoninyourfamilycanfindsomethingtoeat.Arugulasalads，grilledcheese，burgersandmeatloafareallonthisvariedmenu.Ahallofbeautyqueens，adrive-intheatreandwaitstaffthatsingtoyoucanaddtothisuniquediningexperience.

1650Broadway，cornerof51stSt.

212一956一5151

ellensstardustdiner.com

13.Whichofthefollowingwebsiteshelpskidslearnaboutanimals？

A.ettensstardustdiner.com.B.grandcentralterminal.com.

C.amnh.org.D.scholastic.com.

14.Todevelopyourkids'interestinreading，youcanbringthemto＿．

A.theWhisperingGalleryB.theScholasticStore

C.Ellen'sStardustDinerD.theAmericanMuseumofNaturalHistory

15.Itcanbelearnedfromthepassagethat＿．

A.soundtravelswellintheWhisperingGallery

B.peoplecanenjoymusicintheScholasticStore

C.Ellen'sStardustDinermainlyprovideswesternfood

D.theAmericanMuseumofNaturalHistoryhasahistoryof200years

第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）

根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。

选项中有两项为多余选项。

请将该题答案转涂到答题卡71-75对应位置

Wearehumans，andweallmakemistakes.Themistakesthatwemakearenotusuallyonpurpose，whetheritisbreakingavase，ornotcompletingatask.71Thisarticlewillprovideyouwithideasastowhattodoonceamistakehasbeenmade.

Admitthatyoumakeamistakeassoonasyoudiscoverit.Delayingitlongerwillonlymakeyoufeelworse，ormaydriveyoutowardmakingthewrongd