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上海市上海中学届高三上学期期中考试英语试题Wor
上海中学2016学年高三英语期中考试试卷
17.RomanEmpire________forcenturies.
A.hasexistedB.existedC.hadexistedD.wasexisted
18.Largequantitiesofpetrol________usedeveryyear,causingalotofpollution.Whatweneed________greenvehicles.
A.is;areB.are;areC.is;isD.are;is
19.Out________,withthe________moneyinhishand.
A.didherush;remainedB.hewasrushing;remaining
C.rushedhe;remainedD.herushed;remaining
20.________likeasettingfromthefilmCharlie&theChocolateFactory,Singapore’sChocolateResearchFacility(CRF)hasover100varietiesofchocolates.
A.LookedB.LookingC.TolookD.Beinglooked
21.________isknowntoallisthattheinventionoftelegram________thetransmissionofmessagestoanypartoftheworldwithinafewseconds.
A.What;madeitpossibleB.As;madeitpossible
C.It;madepossibleD.What;madepossible
22.Soinvolvedinmakingfalseaccounting________thatIdon’tthinkthisbusinesspartnerisworthy________.
A.hashebecome;ofbeingtrustedB.hehasbecome;tobetrusted
C.hebecomes;totrustD.ishebecoming;oftrusting
23.Whenwefirstarrivedin________Detroittwentyyearsago,thecarproductionthenwasonlyone-tenth________itisnow.
A.whatisnow;whatB.whereisnow;as
C.nowis;thatD.whichnowis;than
24.________lastweek,shelivedaquietandhappylifeinthatarea.
A.Notuntiltheearth-movingmachinescame
B.Theearth-movingmachinescame
C.Untiltheearth-movingmachinescame
D.Thencametheearth-movingmachines
(A)
Vegetariansarepeoplewhodon’teatanyanimals.Inthepast,vegetarianswasuncommon,butrecentlymoreandmorepeoplearechoosingavegetariandiet.IntheUSAalonethereareabout13millionpeople____25____(call)themselvesvegetariansandthatnumberisexpectedtoreach25millionbytheyear2015.Therearemanyreasonswhypeoplethinkitmakessensenot____26____(eat)animals.Theycanberelatedtoreligion,health,ethicalorecologicalconcerns.
Peoplewithareligiousbackgroundavoideatingmeat.Buddhistsbelievethathumanbeings____27____notkillanimals.MuslimsandJewsdon’thavepork.Somepeoplearebecomingworriedaboutthesafetyofeatingmeatbecauseofthewayitisfarmed.Certainchemicalsareusedtomakeanimalsgrowfastandmanyanimalsarefedfood____28____isnotpartoftheirnaturaldiet.
Anotherreasonforchoosingtogiveupmeatis____29____theyconsiderfarminganimalsforfoodiswrongandthatanimalshaverightstoliveonasmandoes.
Thelastmajorreasonisecological.Raisinganimalswastesnaturalresources____30____(fast)thangrowingcrops.Muchrainforesthasbeenclearedtomakefarmlandtoraiseanimalsforfood.
Humanbeingshavealwayseatenmeat,____31____thereisagrowingmovementtowardsvegetarianism.____32____thereasonyouhavefornoteatingmeat,vegetarianismcanmakemuchsense.
(B)
Typethewords“Spring(FruitTreesinBloom)”intoanonlinesearchengineandinlessthanasecondyouwillbelookingatasparklingvistaoftreeseruptinginastarburstofpaleblossomlikean____33____(explode)firework.ThephraseisthetitleofanImpressionistoilpaintingbytheFrenchmasterClaudeMonetthatbelongstotheMetropolitanMuseumofArtinNewYork.Accordingtothemuseum’swebsite,thepainting____34____(complete)in1873inArgenteuil,France.Signedanddated“73ClaudeMonet”inthelowerleftcorner,it____35____(measure)almost1mwideand62cmhigh.In1903,____36____itwasknownasAppleBlossoms,itwasboughtfor$2,100bytheNewYorkartdealershipKnoedler&Co.TheMetacquireditin1926.
Informationlikethisistypicaloftheinsightsthatmuseumscommonlyprovideaboutartworksintheircollections.Dates,dimensions,provenance:
thesearethebreadandbutterofscholarshipandarthistory.
Butbyofferingdetailsaboutpictures____37____thismanner,aremuseumsfundamentallymissingthepointof____38____artisallabout?
Onemanwhobelieves____39____areistheBritishphilosopherAlaindeBotton.“Spring(FruitTreesinBloom)”isexactlythesortofpicture____40____________deBottonisreferring:
peaceful,untroubled,andremindingpeopleofasimplepleasureoflife.Yet,theMetropolitanavoidstacklinganyofthis.Readingtheonlinelabel,youwouldneverguessthatMonethadthepowertosummonpleasurableandsoothingemotionssuchasthese.
A.disapproved
B.understated
C.signals
D.commercials
E.triggered
F.scale
G.indicator
H.depressing
I.alert
J.revealing
K.religiously
GeorgeOrwellwrotein1941thatEnglandwas“themostclasscountryunderthesun”.Britonsaresurprisingly____41____toclass-boththeirownandthatofothers.AlmosteverythingelseinEnglandisaboutclassandthisaspectisfrequently____42____ofbyothercultures.
Mondeo-testisagood____43____.MentiontheFordMendeotomiddle-classorupper-middleclassesandtheywillsneeringlyremarkonitassomethingbelongingtoaninsurancesalesman.Someupper-middlesmaybetoopolitetolaughoutloud,soyouhavetowashtheirfacescarefullyforthecharacteristicsmoue(撅嘴)ofdistastethatwillbe____44____bytheword‘Mondeo’.Inotherwords,lower-classisassociatedwiththiscar.MercedesBenztellsanotherstory.Upper-middleclasspeopleinrespectableprofessions,suchasbarristers,doctors,civilservantsandseniorarmyofficersturnuptheirnosesatthe____45____world.Intheirmind,vulgarrichbusinesspeopledrivethe‘Merc’.Theymightwelldriveatop-of-therangeAudi,whichcostsaboutthesameasabigMercedes,butisregardedasmoreelegantly____46____.
Theunwrittenclassrulesinvolvedincarcareareevenmore____47____thanthosegoverningchoiceofcar.TheEnglishwillgaugeyoursocialrankbytheappearanceandconditionofyourcar,whichmaybesendingoutevenmorepowerfulclass____48____thanthecarmode.Dirtycarsareconnectedwithboththehighestandlowestendsofthesocial____49____,cleancarswiththemiddleranks.Doyouwashandpolishthecaryourself____50____everyweekend,inthedrivewayorthestreetoutsideyourhouse?
Thenyouarealmostcertainlylower-middle.
RobertFrank,aneconomistatCornell,believesthathisprofessionisrestrictingcooperationandgenerosity.IntheU.S.,economicsprofessorsgive____51____moneytocharitythanprofessorsinotherfields.EconomicsstudentsinGermanyaremorelikelythanthosefromothermajorstorecommendanoverpricedplumberwhentheyare____52____todoit.Economicsmajorstendtorate____53____as“generallygood,”“correct,”and“moral”morethantheirpeers.
Doesstudyingeconomicschangepeople?
Maybenot.Itcouldbeself-selection:
studentswhoalreadybelieveinself-interestare____54____toeconomics.Butthisdoesn'texcludethepossibilitythatstudyingeconomicspushespeoplefurthertowardtheselfishextreme.Byspendingtimewithlike-mindedpeople,economicsstudentsmaybecome____55____thatselfishnessiswidespreadandreasonable--oratleastthatgivingisrareandfoolish.
“Asabusinessschoolprofessor,theseeffectsworryme,aseconomics,____56____everyaspectofourlives,istaughtwidelyinbusinessschools,providinga____57____forcoursesinmanagement,finance,andaccounting.”saysFrank.
Ifeconomicscan____58____pro-socialbehavior,whichiscentraltothewell-beingofpeopleorsociety,whatshouldwedoaboutit?
Achangeineconomicsandbusiness____59____issuggested.Coursesinbehavioraleconomics,whichconsiderstheroleof“socialpreferences”like____60____,fairnessandcooperation,arerequiredforstudentsofeconomicsmajor.Infact,economicscoursesnotinvolvingsomebehavioraleconomicsareconsideredbothaninadequateeducationandapoorpreparationtobeapractisingeconomist.Also,____61____width,economicsmajorsarerequiredtotakecoursesinsocialscienceslikesociologyandpsychology,whichplaceconsiderableemphasisonhowpeopleare____62____aboutothers,notonlythemselves.____63____,withineconomicscourses,weshoulddoabetterjob____64____theprincipleofself-interest,whichinvolvesanythingapersonvalues-includinghelpingothers.
UntilthenwemaybedoomingstudentsandsocietytoafateforeshadowedbyNobelPrize-winningeconomistandphilosopherAmartyaSen.Callingeconomists“rationalfools,”Senobserved:
“Thepurelyeconomicmanisindeed____65____tobeingasocialmoron(傻子).”
51.A.fewerB.lessC.smallerD.more
52.A.encouragedB.requestedC.assignedD.paid
53.A.teamworkB.greedC.desireD.economics
54.A.opposedB.entitledC.drawnD.attached
55.A.convincedB.depressedC.relaxedD.doubtful
56.A.dependingonB.adaptingtoC.differingfromD.relatingto
57.A.potentialB.judgmentC.foundationD.reason
58.A.assessB.researchC.discourageD.cause
59.A.educationB.standardC.approachD.application
60.A.competitionB.evaluationC.communityD.generosity
61.A.incaseofB.intermsofC.inrelationtoD.inneedof
62.A.concernedB.anxiousC.curiousD.enthusiastic
63.A.HoweverB.ThereforeC.FurthermoreD.Otherwise
64.A.claimingB.definingC.overlookingD.recalling
65.A.resistantB.familiarC.eagerD.close
A
SirWilliamOslerhasafewwordsforyou:
“IntheLifeofayoungman,themostessentialthingforhappinessisthegiftoffriendship.”Truerwordswereneverspoken.Forwhatmorecouldyouaskthancomrad