河北衡水中学度第二学期高三英语第一次调研考试.docx

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河北衡水中学度第二学期高三英语第一次调研考试

河北衡水中学2007—2008学年度第二学期第一次调研考试

高三年级英语试卷

命题人：

杜娟

本试卷分第一卷（选择题）和第二卷（非选择题）两部分.共150分，考试用时120分钟.

第一卷（共三部分，共95分）

第一部分：

英语知识运用（共三节，满分50分）

第一节:

语音知识：

（共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分）

1.nationalA.garbageB.finalC.mannerD.escape

2.businessA.designB.mixtureC.extremeD.machine

3.arithmeticA.southernB.bathroomC.otherwiseD.worthy

4.anxiousA.angerB.conclusionC.dangerousD.branch

5.repairA.cultureB.inspireC.compareD.heart

第二节：

单项填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

6.Asisreported，theCPI（consumerpriceindex）wentupmainlybecauseof18.2percentriseinfoodprices.

A./;/B.an;theC./;theD.an;/

7.Nomatterwhatthenewspaperarticlessay，thenewly--madetempledoesn't＿aplaceofinterest.

A.headforB.makeforC.offertoD.runout

8.Intheyears,thecitygovernmentwilltakeeffectivemeasurestobringthepriceofthehouseundercontrol.

A.comingB.cameC.comeD.tocome

9.Heisanicelistener,hefeelsthetimeisrighthewillgiveyouhisthoughts.

A.untilB.afterwhichC.ifD.andwhen

10.IntheUK,whatimpressedexchangestudentsmostwastheStudentActivity,theycouldgetlotsofinformation.

A.whereB.thatC.whichD.when

11.ThemostexpensiveOlympicticketsfortheopeningceremonyonAugust8andthey＿upto5,000yuan.AChineseofficialsaidatthepressconference.

A.are;costB.willbe;willcostC.are;willcostD.willbe;havecost

12.Is＿＿Qinghai--TibetRailwayplaysanimportantroleinChina’srailwayhistorythetopicthatyouarecomingto?

A.whatB.itC.thisD.that

13.achievement,lastweek’sministerialmeetingoftheWTOhereearnedalow,thoughnotfailing,grade.

A.IntermsofB.IncaseofC.AsaresultofD.Infaceof

14.＿waystobemoregentlewiththeearth,orwe'1bepunishedforwhatwe'vedone.

A.TofindB.FindingC.FoundD.Find

15.--Andrewwon'tlikeit，youknow.

--＿？

Idon’tcarewhatAndrewthinks！

A.WhatifB.flowcomeC.SowhatD.Howabout

16.HadIknownthepartywassoboring,Iwouldn’thavecome.Ianything.

A.hadn’tdoneB.haven’tdoneC.didn’tdoD.wouldn’tdo

17.–Areyouamemberoftheclub?

--.It’syearssinceIamemberoftheclub.

A.Yes;wasB.No;becameC.Yes;hadbeenD.No;was

18.China,acountrywith145millionelderlypeople,willanagingsocietyduringthiscentury,accordingtoChinesepopulationexperts

A.suggestB.remainC.replaceD.become

19.Thecompanygaveaway500dictionariestothestudentsatthebeginningofthistermand

300nextterm.

A.anotherB.moreC.elseD.other

20.---Don’tyouknowthatAustraliawasasamatteroffactusedtobeanationofprisoners?

A.whereB.whatC.whichD.that

第三节：

完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）

ThemostimportantfestivalinChinaistheSpringFestival,morecommonlyknowninthewestasChineseNewYear.21allChinesefestivals,thedateofthenewyearis22bythelunarcalendar23theWesterncalendar,sothedateoftheholiday24fromlateJanuarytomidFebruary.

TheSpringFestival25theearth26backtolife，andthestartingofplowingandsowing.Inthepast,feudalrulersofdynastiesplacedgreat27onthisoccasion，andceremoniestousherinthe28wereperformed.

PreparationsfortheSpringFestivalstart29thelastfewdaysofthelastmonth.Housesare30cleaned，debtsrepaid,haircutandnewclothes31．Doorsaredecoratedwithcoupletswhosetexts32goodluckandpraisenature.Inmanyhomesincenseis33，andalsointhetemplesasa34ofrespectsforancestors.

OnNewYear'sEvealargefamilydinnerisserved.InthesouthofChina，sticky-sweetricepuddingcalledniangaoisserved,35inthenorththejiaozidumplingispopular.Mostcelebratingthefestival36uptillmidnight,whenfireworksarelit，todriveawayevilspirits.NewYear'sDayisoften37visitingneighborsandfriends.

ThepublicholidayfortheSpringFestival383daysinChina，butthefestival39laststillthe15thdayofthelunarmonthandendswiththe“LanternFestival"．Whenhousesare40withcolorfullanterns,andyuanxiao，asweetfriedorboileddumplingmadeofglutinousriceflour,iseaten.

21.A.asB.ForC.LikeD.With

22.A.determinedB.declaredC.discoveredD.deposited

23.A.otherthanB.insteadC.besidesD.ratherthan

24.A.goesB.variesC.shiftsD.moves

25.A.celebratesB.invitesC.inspiresD.cultivates

26.A.cameB.comingC.tocomeD.tobecoming

27.A.attentionB.patienceC.importanceD.consideration

28.A.seasonB.periodC.processD.interval

29.A.forB.tillC.duringD.before

30.A.frequentlyB.occasionallyC.thoroughlyD.casually

31.A.loanedB.borrowedC.purchasedD.granted

32.A.seekB.requireC.createD.follow

33.A.arrangedB.burnedC.firedD.applied

34.A.performanceB.markC.displayD.basis

35.A.thoughB.becauseC.whileD.since

36.A.stayB.getC.remainD.wake

37.A.keptB.spentC.takenD.caught

38.A.passesB.overtakesC.consumesD.lasts

39.A.functionallyB.nationallyC.intentionallyD.traditionally

40.A.decoratedB.coveredC.filledD.surrounded

第二部分：

阅读理解（共45分）

A

CarlyFiorina,Hewlett-Packard'schiefexecutive（执行官）,cameoutfightingonNovember14th.Inaconferencecallwithanalysts，sheannouncedbetter-than-expectedquarterlyresults，eventhoughprofitsweredown.Ms.Fiorinaalsorepeatedwhyshebelievesher＄24billionplantoacquireCompaqisthebestwayforwardforHP，despitedisapprovalbyHewlettandPackardfamilymembers.LastweekWalterHewlett，whosefathercofoundedthecompany，expressedconcernthatthecombinationwouldincreaseHP'sexposure（受到危害）tothedecreasingPCmarket.

Therearetwowaystodefendthedeal.Oneistopointoutitsadvantages，whichiswhatMs.Fiorinadidthisweek...“Havingspentthelastseveralmonthsplanningthecombinationofthesetwocompanies，weareevenmoreconvincedofthepowerofthiscombination,”Ms.Fiorinaconcluded.

Itsoundstoogoodtobetrue,anditalmostcertainlyis.Buttheotherwaytodefendthedealistopointoutthat，evenifitwasabadideatostartwith,abandoningcouldbeevenworse----aviewthat，unsurprisingly,Ms.Fiorinachosenottoadvance，butisbeingquietlyputforwardbythedeal'ssupporters.

Givingupthecombinationwouldbeextremelypainfulforanumberofreasons.Sincetheexecutiveteamsofbothfirmshavecommittedthemselvestothedeal，theywouldbecompletelydiscredited（败坏名声）ifitfellapart，andwouldprobablyhavetogo.Underthetermsofthecombinationagreement，HPmighthavetopayCompaqasmuchas＄675mifitbackedout.Thetwofirmswouldbeconsiderablyweakened；theywouldalsoberivals（竞争对手）again，despitehavingsharedtechnicalandmarketinginformationwitheachotheroverthepastfewmonths.Inshort，itwouldallbehorriblymessy.Whatcanbedonetosavethedeal?

PartoftheproblemisthatHPhasnoplanB."Theyneedabrand-recoveryeffortimmediately,”saysoneindustryanalyst.HPmustgivetheimpressionthatitisstrongandvital，ratherthandesperate，andthatitsfutureisnotdependentonthedealgoingforward.Thatcouldmakethecombinationlookmoreattractiveandbringinvestorsbackonboard.

41.WhatisMs.Fiorina'sattitudetowardthecombinationofHPandCompaq?

A.Forcedpermission.B.Strongdisapproval.C.Enthusiasticsupport.D.Slighthesitation.

42.Whichofthefollowingisnotthegoodreasontopromotethecombination?

A.Themajorityofthefirmareinfavorofthecombination.

B.Nocombinationisevenworsethancombination.

C.Itcanbringaboutalotofadvantages.

D.ThereisnoplanBtosavethefirmfromtrouble.

43.Whatcanwelearnfromparagraph4?

A.Theexecutiveteamsofbothfirmscanbenefitalotfromthecombination.

B.ThefutureofHPdependsmuchonthecombination.

C.Thetwosidesareeagertomakethisdeal.D.PlanBcansaveHPoutoftrouble.

44.Whatistheauthor'sattitudetowardthecombinationofHP?

A.Negative.B.Supportive.C.Objective.D.Worried.

B

Alousymarriagemightmakeyousick.Maritalstrife（婚姻不幸）andotherbadpersonalrelationshipscanraiseyourriskforheartdisease,researchersreportedMonday.

Whatitlikelyboilsdownto（归结于）isstress----awell-knowncontributortohealthproblems,aswellasapotentialbyproduct（副产品）oftroubledrelationships,thescientistssaid.

Inastudyof9，011Britishcivilservants，mostofthemmarried,thosewiththeworstcloserelationshipswere34percentmorelikelytohaveheartattacksorotherhearttroubleduring12yearsoffollow-upthanthosewithgoodrelationships.Thatincludedpartners,closerelativesandfriends.

Thestudy,inMonday'sArchivesofInternalMedicine，followspreviousresearchthathaslinkedhealthproblemswithbeingsingleandhavingfewcloserelationships.Inthenewstudy,researchersfocusedmoreonthequalityofmarriageandotherimportantrelationships.

"Whatweaddhereisthatbeingmarriedisingeneralgood,butbecarefulaboutthekindofpersonyouhavemarried.Thequalityoftherelationshipmatters.”saidleadauthorRobertoDeVogli,aresearcherwithUniversityCollegeinLondon.

DeVoglisaidhisresearchteamisdoingteststoseeifstudyparticipantswithbadrelationshipshaveanybiologicalevidenceofstressthatcouldcontributetoheartdisease.

Menandwomenwithbadrelationshipsfacedequalrisks,accordingtothestudy.Volunteersfilledoutquestionnairesaskingthemtoratethepersontowhomtheyfeltclosestonseveralmeasures