高三英语寒假作业背学练测专题11十一测解析版.docx

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高三英语寒假作业背学练测专题11十一测解析版

测一测（11）

I．语法填空（15分）

【2015届辽宁师大附中高三上学期期中考试】（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）

Acouplehadbeenmarriedforover60years.Theysharedeverything,talkedabouteverythingandkeptnosecrets  1eachotherexceptthatthewomanhadaboxinadrawer  2shehadcautionedherhusbandnevertoopenoraskherabout

He’dneverthoughtaboutiteversince.Oneday  3womangotverysickandthedoctor,saidshewouldn’trecover.Tosortouttheiraffairs,thehusbandtookdowntheboxand  4（bring）ittohiswife’sbedside.Sheagreeditwastimethatheshouldknow  5 wasinthebox.

 6（open）it,hefoundtwosmalltablematsandasumofmoneytotaling$25,000.Heaskedheraboutthecontents.“Whenweweretobemarried,”shesaid,“mygrandmatoldmethesecretofhappy  7（marry）wasnevertoargue,andIshouldjustkeepquietandmakeamat  8  Igotangrywithyou.”

Themanwasso  9 （move）thathehadtofightbacktears.Shehadonlybeenangrywithhimtwiceinallthoseyearsoflivingandloving!

“Honey,”hesaid,“thatexplainsthemats,butwhataboutthemoney?

Wherediditcomefrom?

”

“Oh,”shesaid,“that’sthemoneyImadefromselling  10 .”

II．短文改错（15）

【2015届吉林省实验中学高三上学期第三次质量检测】

假设英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文,请你修改你同桌写的以下日记。

日记中共有10处错误，每句中最多有两处错误。

错误涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。

增加：

在缺词处加一个漏字符号（∧）,并在其下面写出该加的词。

删除：

把多余的词用斜线（＼）划掉。

修改：

在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。

注意：

1．每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；

2．只允许修改10处，多者（从第11处起）不计分。

NowadaystherewasakindoflanguagecalledWeblanguage.SomepeopleevenspeakChinesemixedinEnglishwords.Thisisaphenomenonwhichisworththinkabout.SomepeoplethinkitmakesnodifferenceinhelpingpeoplelearnEnglish.Besides,itwillruintheChineselanguage.However,theothers,especiallytheyoungsters,arefondthisnewlanguage.Theythinkitofspecialhelpinexpressingthem.What’smore,itmaymakethelanguagetohavemoreuses.Inmyopinions,it’snogoodusingthiskindoflanguage.Itmaybepopular,andyoumayalsogetothersconfusing.

III．完形填空、阅读理解（40）

A

【2015届浙江省温州市十校联合体（温州中学等）高三上学期期初联考】A

KatharineMeyerGrahamwasoncedescribedas“themostpowerfulwomaninAmerica.”Shewasnotagovernmentofficialorelectedrepresentative.SheownedandpublishedTheWashingtonPost.Underherleadership,itbecameoneofthemostimportantnewspapersinthecountry.

KatharineMeyerwasborninNewYorkCityin1917.Herfatherwasasuccessfulinvestmentbankerandbecameanimportantfinancialofficial.Herfamilywasveryrich.KatharinegrewupinlargehousesinNewYorkandWashington.Herparentswereoftenawayfromhome,travelingandworking,Katharinewasoftenlonely.KatherineMeyergraduatedfromtheUniversityofChicagoinIllinoisin1938.In1933,herfatherboughtafailingnewspaper,TheWashingtonPost.ItwastheleastsuccessfuloneoffivenewspapersinWashington.

KatharineGrahamreturnedtoWashingtonandgotajobeditingletterstotheeditorofherfather'snewspaper.ShemarriedPhilipGraham.HewasaclerkforSupremeCourtJusticeFelixFrankfurterbutsoonacceptedajobathiswife'sfather'snewspaper.Mr.GrahamimprovedTheWashingtonPost.HeboughtNewsweekandseveraltelevisionstations.Healsoestablishedclosetieswithimportantpoliticalleaders.However,Mr.Grahamtreatedhiswifebadly.Hehadanaffairwithayoungreporter.Formanyyears,Mr.Grahamsufferedfrommentalillness.Hekilledhimselfin1963.

KatharineGrahamhadfourchildrentoraiseandanewspapertooperate.Atfirst,shewasonlyconcernedaboutfindingawaytokeepcontrolofTheWashingtonPostuntilhersonswereoldenough.Shedidnotthinkshehadtheabilitytodoanimportantjob.Shehadnotraininginbusinessorexperienceinoperatingalargecompany.Inthosedays,itwasunusualforawomantobetheheadofabusiness.Womenwereexpectedtolookaftertheirhomesandchildren.

KatharineGrahammetwithofficialsofTheWashingtonPost.ShewaselectedpresidentofTheWashingtonPostCompany.Shehadnoideaabouthowtooperateanewspaper.Soshedecidedtolearn.ShebeganbyhiringBenjaminC.Bradlee.Helaterbecamechiefeditor.Mr.Bradleeimprovedthenewspaper.Hehiredexcellentreportersandeditors.Theybegandoingimportantinvestigativereporting.In1969,Mrs.GrahambecamepublisheraswellaspresidentofTheWashingtonPostCompany.Inthe1970s,TheWashingtonPostbecamefamousaroundtheworldbecauseoftwomajorsuccesses.

1.KatharineGrahamisconsideredpowerfulbecause____________.

A.shewasbornofaveryrichfamily

B.shehadthemostimportantnewspaper

C.shewasinchargeoftheTheWashingtonPost

D.shegainedmuchmoneyfromnewspapers

2.WecaninferfromthesecondparagraphthatKatharineGraham_____________.

A.wasoneofthetopstudentsatuniversity

B.helpedherfatherinpurchasingthepaper

C.didn’ttakeinterestinmanagingabank

D.livedarichlifewhenshewasyoung

3.AfterKatharineGrahamgotmarried___________.

A.herhusbandgaveuphispreviousjob

B.shegotajobeditinglettersfortheeditor

C.shemadeTheWashingtonPostimproved

D.herhusbandwantedtobeapoliticalleader

4.FacedwiththedeathofMr.Graham____________.

A.KatharineGrahamhadconfidencetooperatethenewspaperwell.

B.KatharineGrahammadeuphermindtoraisethekids.

C.KatharineGrahamthoughtmoreaboutgainingexperience.

D.KatharineGrahamseemedtobetrappedinthedarkworld.

5.WhatdoyouthinkofBenjaminC.Bradlee?

A.Hewasanexpertwhenitcametoearningmoney.

B.HebroughtTheWashingtonPostbacktolife.

C.HeintendedtobuyTheWashingtonPost.

D.HeshouldhavegivenmorehelptoKatharineGraham.

B

【2015届浙江省重点中学协作体高考摸底测试】D

AtDenvertherewasancrowdofpassengersintothecoaches（车厢）ontheeastboundB.&M.express.Inonecoachtheresataveryprettyyoungwomandressedineleganttasteandsurroundedbyalltheluxuriouscomfortsofanexperiencedtraveler.Amongthenewcomersweretwoyoungmen,oneofhandsomepresencewithabold,frankfaceexpressionandmanner;theotheraruffled,glum-facedperson,heavilybuiltandroughlydressed.Thetwowerehandcuffed（拷上手铐）together.

Astheypasseddowntheaisleofthecoachtheonlyavailableseatofferedwasareversedonefacingtheattractiveyoungwoman.Herethelinkedcoupleseatedthemselves.Theyoungwoman'sglancefelluponthemwithadistant,swiftdisinterest;thenwithalovelysmilebrighteningherfaceandatenderpinktingeing（稍加染色，影响）herroundedcheeks,sheheldoutalittlegray-glovedhand.Whenshespokehervoice,full,sweet,anddeliberate,proclaimedthatitsownerwasaccustomedtospeakandbeheard.

"Well,Mr.Easton,ifyouwillmakemespeakfirst,IsupposeImust.Don'tyoueverrecognizeoldfriendswhenyoumeetthemintheWest?

"

Theyoungermanarousedhimselfsharplyatthesoundofhervoice,seemedtostrugglewithaslightembarrassmentwhichhethrewoffinstantly,andthenclaspedherfingerswithhislefthand.

"It'sMissFairchild,"hesaid,withasmile."I'llaskyoutoexcusetheotherhand;"it'sotherwiseengagedjustatpresent."

Heslightlyraisedhisrighthand,boundatthewristbytheshining"bracelet"totheleftoneofhiscompanion.Thegladlookinthegirl'seyesslowlychangedtoabewilderedhorror.Theglowfadedfromhercheeks.Herlipspartedinavague（含糊，犹豫）,relaxingdistress.Easton,withalittlelaugh,asifamused,wasabouttospeakagainwhentheotherforestalledhim.Theglum-facedmanhadbeenwatchingthegirl'sfaceexpressionwithveiledglancesfromhiskeen,shrewdeyes.

"You'llexcusemeforspeaking,miss,but,Iseeyou'reacquaintedwith（认识，熟悉）theofficerhere.Ifyou'llaskhimtospeakawordformewhenwegettothepen（围栏，监狱）he'lldoit,andit'llmakethingseasierformethere.He'stakingmetoLeavenworthprison.It'ssevenyearsforcheating."

"Oh!

"saidthegirl,withadeepbreathandreturningcolor."Sothatiswhatyouaredoingouthere?

Anofficer!

"

"MydearMissFairchild,"saidEaston,calmly,"Ihadtodosomething.Moneyhasawayoftakingwingswithitself,andyouknowittakesmoneytokeepstepwithourcrowdinWashington.Isawthisopening（通道）intheWest,and--well,anofficerisn'tquiteashighapositionasthatofambassador,but--"

"Theambassador,"saidthegirl,warmly,"doesn'tcallanymore.Ineedn'teverhavedoneso.Yououghttoknowthat.AndsonowyouareoneofthesebraveWesternheroes,andyourideandshootandgointoallkindsofdangers.That'sdifferentfromtheWashingtonlife.Youhavebeenmissedfromtheoldcrowd."

Thegirl'seyes,fascinated,wentback,wideningalittle,torestupontheglitteringhandcuffs.

"Don'tyouworryaboutthem,miss,"saidtheotherman."Allofficershandcuffthemselvestotheirprisonerstokeepthemfromgettingaway.Mr.Eastonknowshisbusiness."

"WillweseeyouagainsooninWashington?

"askedthegirl.

"Notsoon,Ithink,"saidEaston."Mybutterflydaysareover,Ifear."

"IlovetheWest,"saidthegirlirrelevantly.Hereyeswereshiningsoftly.Shelookedawayoutthecarwindow.Shebegantospeaktrulyandsimplywithouttheglossofstyleandmanner:

"MammaandIspentthesummerinDenver.Shewenthomeaweekagobecausefatherwasslightlyill.IcouldliveandbehappyintheWest.Ithinktheairhereagreeswithme.Moneyisn'teverything.Butpeoplealwaysmisunderstandthingsandremainstupid--"

"Say,officer,"shoutedtheglum-facedman."Thisisn'tquitefair.I'mneedingadrink,andhaven'thadasmokeallday.Haven'tyoutalkedlongenough?

Takemeinthesmokernow,won'tyou?

I'mhalfdeadforapipe."

Theboundtravelersrosetotheirfeet,Eastonwiththesameslow