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高三第二次阶段性检测英语试题
第I卷(共70分)
第一部分:
英语知识运用(共两节,满分30分)
第一节:
单项填空(共20小题,每题0.5分,满分10分)
1.---Cathy,doyouhavethetime?
---_______.
---Nevermind.Thanksanyway.
A.Ofcourse,Ido.Thetimeis6:
30B.Sure.ButI’mafraidit’stoolateforme
C.Yes,it’shalfpastsixD.Sorry,butIleftmywatchathome
2._______H1N1influenzacasesaccountedfor89.4%ofallflucasesreportedin_______mainlandofChinalastweek,almost3%pointshigherthanthefigureofthepreviousweek.
A.The;theB./;/C.An;theD.The;/
3.Don’tm
entionthatatthebeginningofthestory,oritmay_______theshockingending.
A.giveawayB.giveoutC.giveupD.giveoff
4.IfIcanhelp____,IpreferlivinginHangzhoubecausetheweatherhereisbetterthan___ofWuhan.
A.that;thatB.it;thatC.that;oneD.it;it
A.Howcome?
B.What’supC.Howisthat?
D.Whatfor?
11.I’vealreadyforgotten___________youputthedictionary.
A.thatitwaswhereB.whereitwasthat
C.wherewasitthatD.thatwasitthat
19.---IamwonderingifIcansmokehere.
---Youcan’tsmokehere.Regulations_______inthisroom.
A.areforbiddentosmokeB.areforbiddensmoking
C.forbidtosmokeD.forbidsmoking
20.-----Whyaretheytakingalltheequipmentaway?
-----____________,theyarepackinguptoleave.
A.ThejobwasdoneB.Thejobhasbeendone
C.WiththejobdoneD.Withthejobdoing
第二节:
完形填空(共20小题,每题1分,满分20分)
阅读下面短文,掌握其大意,然后从21—40各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C、D)中,选出最
佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
Irecentlyheardastoryaboutafamousresearchscientistwhohadmadeseveralveryimportantmedicalbreakthroughs.Whatsethi
msofarapartfromothers?
He__21that,inhisopinion,itallcamefroman__22__fromhismotherthathappenedwhenhewasabout2yearsold.Hehadbeentryingto__23__abottleofmilkfromtherefrigeratorwhenhelosthis____24____ontheslipperybottleandit__25___,makingitscontentspouringalloverthekitchenfloor.
Whenhismothercameintothekitchen,insteadof___26___athim,givinghimalecture,orpunishinghim,shesaid:
“Robert,whata__27___andwonderfulmessyouhavemade!
Ihave___28___seensuchahugepoolofmilk.Well,thedamagehasalreadybeendone.Wouldyouliketo__29__downandplayinthemilkforafewminutes__30__wecleanitup?
”
Hismotherthensaid:
“Youknow,whathappenedjustnowisa__35__experimentinhoweffectivelytocarryabigmilkbottlewithtwo__36__hands.Let’sgooutinthebackyardandfillthebottlewithwaterandseeifyoucan
__37__awaytocarryitwithoutdroppingit.”Thelittleboy__38__thatifheheldthebottleatthetopnearthelipwithbothhands,hecouldcarryitwithoutdroppingit.
Thisscientistthen__39__thatitwasatthatmomentthatheknewhedidn’tneedtobeafraidtomake__40__.
Wouldn’titbegreatifallparentswouldrespondthewayRobert’smotherrespondedtohim?
21.A.added
B.advised
C.responded
D.commented
22.A.experience
B.accident
C.experiment
D.inspiration
23.A.send
B.cool
C.bring
D.remove
24.A.hold
B.control
C.balance
D.way
25.A.fell
B.rolled
C.turned
D.burst
26.A.crying
B.staring
C.shouting
D.laughing
27.A.powerful
B.great
C.touching
D.sarcastic(嘲笑的)
28.A.shortly
B.always
C.already
D.rarely
29.A.put
B.get
C.take
D.lie
30.A.when
B.until
C.before
D.after
31.A.however
B.whatever
C.wherever
D.whenever
32.A.recover
B.restore
C.recollect
D.replace
33.A.like
B.prefer
C.tak
e
D.decide
34.A.cleanedup
B.sweptoff
C.suckedout
D.tookapart
35.A.finished
B.shared
C.failed
D.valued
36.A.tiny
B.clever
C.smooth
D.wet
37.A.invent
B.discover
C.imagine
D.make
38.A.knew
B.thought
C.convinced
D.learned
39.A.argued
B.sensed
C.remarked
D.criticized
40.A.mistakes
B.assumptions
C.decisions
D.differences
第二部分:
阅读理解(每题2分,满分40分)
A
Don’tyoujustloveiceskatingeverywinter?
Iamsure,thatsincewinterisapproaching,yourskatesaresettocomeout,justwaitingtobeused.Impressyourfriendswithyournewtrickonhowtoice-skatebackwardswiththehelpofthesetips.Skatingbackwardsoniceisabitdifficultbutonceyoumasterthebasic,there’snothinglikeit.Followthestepsgivenbelowandyouwillbeabletoskatebackwardsinnotime.
StandStraight
Thefirstthingthatyouneedtodois,standstraight.Ifyoufeelthatyouarefallingbackwards,thenjustputyourchin(下巴)upandslightlybendyourknees.Don’tworry;thishappenstoall.
ConfidenceisWhatYouNeed
Onceyouareconfidentthatyoucanscullwitheitherfoot,thenextthingthatyouhavetodoisincreaseyourspeed.Tryso
meofyourowntricksnow.Scullwitheitherfootorwithbothatthesametime.
ScullandBeAware
Whileyoukeeponefootstraight,keepscullingwiththeother.Youcandothatsimultaneously(同时,一起)withbothfeet.Concentrateonwhatyouaredoingbutdon’tgetsoinvolved,thatyoudon’tseewhereyouaregoing.Ifyouarenotwatchingyourback,youmightjustbangagainstsomethingorsomeone.
41.Accordingtothetextconfidencecomesfrom___________.
A.highspeedB.strictcoaches
C.constantexerciseD.goodtechniques
42.Whichistherightorderofice-skatingbackwards?
a.Increasingyourspeed.b.Beingabletoscullwithonefoot.
c.Beingabouttostandstraight.d.Tryingsomedifferenttricks.
A.c→a→d→bB.c→b→d→aC.a→c→b→dD.c→b→a→d
43.Inordertokeepbalancewhenskatingbackwardsyoushould__________.
A.skateinascissorgesture
B.usebothyourfeettoscull
C.skateforwardfirstandthenbackward
D.putmostofyourweightontheskatewithwhichyouaresculling
B
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C
Momwasright!
Ifyousaythankyou,foreventhesmallestgiftorslightestshowofkindness,you’llfeelhappy.
Gratitude(感谢),saysRobertA.Emmons,aprofessorofpsychologyattheUniversityofCalifornia,isanimportantelementofhappiness.Inhisrecentbook,Thanks!
Emmonsusesthefirstmajorstudyongratitudetoprovemom’spoint.Inacknowledginganddevelopingthismuch-ignoredexpressionofthankfulness,heexplainshowpeoplehavebenefited—evenimprovedtheirhealth.Asoneoftheleadingscholarsofthepositivepsychologymovement,headmitsgratitudemaybedifficulttoexpress.Headvisesyoutobeginbyadmittingthatlifeisgoodandfullofeventsandelementsthatmakedailyexistenceawonder.Second,re
cognizethatthesourceoflife’sgoodnessismorethanjustyou.Thatsourcemaybeyourmom,afriend,partner,child,colleagueatworkorplay,oranycombinationofthese.
Gratitudeisalwaysother-
directed,notesEmmons.Youcanbepleasedorangrywithyourselfandfeelguiltyaboutdoingsomethingwrong,butyoucanneverbegratefultoorforyourself.Expressinggratitudeshouldn’tbeareaction;itshouldbeastateofmind.Tofeelgratefulwhenlifeisabreezeandyouhavemorethanyouneediseasy.Tofeelgratefulintimeofcrisis—anger,hatredandbitterness—iseasier.Also,toomanypeopleareawareoflife’sblessingsonlyafterthesearelost.Thevoicesexpressinggratitudefromhisstudiesofindividualsaremany.
It’scrisisandchaos—danger,disease,disabilityanddeath—thatbringmanyindividualstorealizejusthowdependenttheyareonothers.Yetit’sthewayeachofusbeginslifeandendsit.It’stoobadthatsomanypeoplewastethosedecadesinbetweenlabouringundertheillusion(幻觉)theyareself-sufficient,saysEmmons.
Toena
bleandembracegratitude,EmmonsencouragesthereadersofThanks!
tokeepagratitudediary.Heevenprovideseasy-to-followdirectionsonhowtopractiseandcultivategratitude.I’mnotareaderoradvocateofself-helpbooks,butIamthankfulforthereferenceIfoundinanewspaperarticletotheresearchEmmonswasconductingongratitudeinvolvingorgandonorsandrecipients(接受者).Thechancediscoveryledmetothisbook.
Momimpliedthatkindnessseemstofinditswaybacktothegiverbecauselifereallyisallaboutgiving,receivingandrepaying.SoI’llpayattentiontoherprofessionaladviceandsay:
Thankyou,professorEmmons.
D
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