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广东省汕头市新世界中英文学校0809年高三英语第三次月考试题
广东省汕头市新世界中英文学校08—09年高三第三次月考
英语试题
I听力（共两节。
满分35分）
第一节听力理解（5段共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）
每段播放两遍。
各段后有几个小题，各段播放前每小题有5秒钟的阅题时间。
请根据各段播放内容及其相关小题，在5秒钟内从题中所给的A．B．C项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
听第一段对话，回答第1～3题。
1．WhatisJackworriedaboutwhenhestartscollege?
A．Hisformerclassmateswillgraduatethisyear．
B．Histimeoffwillputhimatadisadvantage．
C．Hewillhavetopracticealot．
2．AfterhowmanyyearsdidSusanreturntocollege?
A．Threeyears．B．Twoyears．C．Oneyear．
3．WhatadvicedoesSusangiveJackabouthisstudy?
A．Don'texpecttocatchonquickly．
B．Don'ttaketheEnglishmajor．
C．Don'ttaketoomanycourses．
听第二段对话，回答第4～6题。
4．WhatdoesthemanthinkofChinatowninSanFrancisco7
A．It’slargerthanhisowntown．
B．It’slikeanyothertown．
C．It’sthebestintheU．S．
5．WhydoestheChineseNewYearchangeeveryyear?
A．It’sbasedonthedifferentcalendars．
B．It’sintheextramonth．
C．It’ssetasaholiday．
6．Inwhatyearwasthemanborn?
A．YearoftheRooster．
B．YearofthePig．
C．YearoftheOx．
听第三段独白，回答第7～9题。
7．Whyisthemarathonatthe1968Olympicsatrulyhistoricevent?
A．Becausethreerunnerstriedveryhardtowinthemarathon．
B．BecauseBikilawonhisthirdvictoryinthemarathon．
C．BecausethelastrunnerwontheOlympicmarathon．
8．WhatdidWoldedowhenhesawBikiladropout?
A．HestoppedtoassistBikila．
B．HefilledBikila’sshoes．
C．Heranevenfaster．
9．Whydidthecrowdcheerwhenthelastrunnercrossedthefinishline?
A．Theyweresurprisedtoseehiswoundedleg．
B．Theyweregreatlymovedbyhisspirit．
C．Theythoughthewasthewinner．
听第四段对话，回答第10～12题
10．WheredidthemanmeetClaudia?
A．Ataclassdiscussion．
B．Atamusicstore．
C．OntheInternet．
11．WhatistherelationbetweenthemanandClaudia?
A．Boyfriendandgirlfriend．
B．Closefriends．
C．Webfriends．
12．WhatdoesthewomansuggestaboutgreetingClaudia'?
A．Bringinghersomeflowers．
B．Usingherfamilyname．
C．Arrivingontime．
听第五段独白，回答第13～15题。
13．Howdorainforestsmanagetosurvive?
A．Bystoringlargequantitiesofcarbondioxide．
B．Bydevelopingwaystoprotectthemselves．
C．Byproducingalargeamountofoxygen．
14．Whydotheleavesofatreeneveractuallytouchthoseofothers?
A．Becauseit’sawaytopreventthespreadofanytreediseases．
B．Becauseitmakesitdifficultforinsectstoeatleaves．
C．Becauseanimalscanjumpbetweenthem．
15．Howmuchraincanrainforestsproduceinsomeareasinayear?
A．About75％oftheirownrain．
B．Asmuchas430inches．
C．Atleast80inches．
第二节听取信息（共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分）
听下面一段对话，请根据题目要求，从所听到的内容中获取必要的信息，填人答题卡标号为16～20的空格中。
听录音前，你将有10秒钟的阅题时间，录音读两遍。
你将有60秒钟的作答时间。
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II．语言知识及应用（共两节，满分35分）
第一节 完形填空（共10小题；每小题２分，满分20分）
阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从21－30各题所给的ABC和D项中，选出最佳选项．
Thefinestandmostsought-afterviolinswerehandcraftedbyanItalianviolinmakerover250yearsago．Theman’snamewasAntoniusStradivarius．Hewasbornin1644andbeganhiscareer21aviolinmaker’sapprentice（学徒）．Workingonhisownby1680,hebecamedeterminedtomake22thatcouldreproducetonesasrichasthoseproducedbythehumanvoice．He23severalshapesandstylesforhisviolinsuntilhearrivedatadesignthatpleasedhim．Duringhiscareerhecrafted1,100violins．Thosein24havebecometreasuredpossessions．
Unfortunately,thesecretoftheStradivariusviolindiedwithitsmaker．DuringhislifetimeStradivariuskepthisnotessafely25,evenhistwosons,whohelpedhiminhisworkshop,didnotknowallthestepsinvolvedineachviolin’sconstruction．
Throughtheyears,manyexpertshaveoffered26explanationsfortheuniquetoneofa“Strad”．Somesayitisduetotheviolin’sshape．Otherssuggestthatthesecret27thespecialproperties（特性）ofthewood,whichStradivariusobtainedfromnativeItaliantreesthatnolongerexist．Themostwidelyacceptedexplanationisthatitiscreatedbythevarnish（清漆）thatthe28usedtocoathisviolins．Chemistshaveanalyzedascloselyaspossiblethevarnishandhavefoundits29hasimprovedthesoundofmanyviolins．30,nootherviolinmakerhasbeenabletofullyreproducethetoneoftheStradivarius’sviolins．
21．A．jobB．careerC．professionD．work
22．A．instrumentsB．facilitiesC．equipmentD．tools
23．A．investigatedB．surveyedC．testedD．experimented
24．A．fashionB．existenceC．possessionD．use
25．A．protectedB．buriedC．hiddenD．covered
26．A．possibleB．accurateC．detailedD．persuasive
27．A．bringsinB．takesinC．resultsinD．liesin
28．A．masterB．violinistC．expertD．user
29．A．attentionB．applicationC．inventionD．foundation
30．A．AdditionallyB．LuckilyC．ThereforeD．Still
第二节语法填空（共10小题，每小题1．5分，满分15分）
阅读下面短文，按照句子结构的语法性和上下文连贯的要求，在空格处填入一个适当的词或使用括号中词语的正确形式填空，并将答案填写在答题卡标号为31-40的相应位置上。
ChinaDaily09/29/2008
TheShenzhouVIIastronautsLiuBoming,ZhaiZhigangandJingHaipengallreturnedsafeandsoundat5:
37pmyesterdayafternoonwithasolidtouchdownintheInnerMongoliaautonomousregion．Theprocesswasbroadcastlive31nationaltelevision．
SpaceshipcommanderandspacewalkerZhaiZhigangtoldChinaCentralTelevisionshortlyafterheandhiscrew32（help）outofthere-entrycapsule:
"Itwasagloriousmission（使命）,fullofchallengeswithaperfectending．Ifeel33（pride）ofourmotherland．"
Thethreeheroicastronautswillhavetowait34thismorningbeforetheycanreturntotheirhomes．Beforethen,theywerearrangedforafullnight'srestinHohhot,thecapitalofInnerMongolia．
Zhai,a42-year-oldastronautfromHeilongjiangProvince,got35placeinthehistorybookswitha20-minutespacewalkonSaturday．"GreetingstotheChinesepeopleandthepeopleoftheworld,"ZhaisaidashefloatedoutofShenzhouVII36（slow）．Liustayedinsidetheorbitalmoduletoassisthim37Jingmonitoredtheoperationfromthere-entrycapsule．
PresidentHuJintaowatchedthespacewalkfromtheBeijingcenter38anumberofotherStateleaders．Shortlyafterward,Hutoldtheastronautsinatelevisedtelephoneexchange:
"Your39（succeed）representsabreakthroughinourmannedspaceprogram,themotherlandandthepeopleare40（thank）toyou．"
三．阅读（共两节，满分40分）
第—节阅读理解（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A．B．C和D项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
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Asyoureadthis，nearly80，000Americansarewaitingforanewheart，kidneyorsomeotherorganthatcansavetheirlife．Tragicallyabout6．000ofthemwilldiethisyear--nearlytwiceasmanypeopleasdiedintheSept．11attacks--becausetheywon’tgettheirtransplantintime．86％ofAmericanssaytheysupportorgandonation，butonly20％actuallysignuptodoit．
Partoftheproblemisthewaywehandleorgandonation．Americanswhowanttomakethissortofgifthavetooptin—thatis，indicateonadriver’slicensethatwhentheydie，theywanttheirorganstobemadeavailable．ManyEuropeanandAsiancountriestaketheopposite，approach．InSingapore，forexample,allresidentsreceivealetterwhentheycomeofageinformingthemthattheirorgansmaybedonatedunlesstheyobject．InBelgium，whichadoptedasimilarpresumed-consentsystem12yearsago，lessthan2％ofthepopulationhasdecidedtooptout．
FurthercomplicatingthesituationintheU．S．isthefactthatwhateverdecisionyoumakecanbeoverruledbyyourfamily．Thefinalsayislefttoyoursurvivingrelatives，whomustmakeuptheirmindsinafewhoursafterbraindeathhasbeendeclared．Thereareasmanyas50bodypartsthatcansaveortransformthelifeofsomeothers，butformanyfamilieslostingrief,theideaofoperatingonalovedoneismorethantheycanlbear．TheU．Slikeallmedicallyadvancedsocietieshasstruggledtofindawaytobalanceanindividual’srightoverhisbodywithsociety’sneedtosaveothersfromdeath．TommyThompson，HealthSecretary,lastspringannouncedplanstoencouragedonations．Perhapsitistimethatthegovernmentconsideredimprovingtilesystem．
41．WhatismostAmericans’attitudetowardstheorgandonation?
A．TragicalB．DoubtfulC．SupportiveD．Objective
42．Accordingtotheauthor,oneofthereasonforashortageoforgansinAmericaisthat
A．mostAmericansareafraidtodonatetheirorgansafterdeath
B．tileinformationaboutorgandonationisnotpopularinAmerica
C．thewaytohandleorgandonationisfarfromperfect
D．peoplewaitingfortransplantarerapidlyincreasinginAmerica
43．Theunderlinedterm“presumed—consent”inParagraph2means
A．theirorgansshouldbedonatedwhethertheyagreeornot
B．theyagreethattheirorganswillbedonatedafterdeath
C．operatingonadeadbodyisinhuman
D．theyaresuretobehappyaftertheydecidetodonatetheirorgans
44．Itcallbeinferredfromthepassagethat
A．Americanshavealongtraditionoforgandonation
B．allthestatesinAmericaresistthepresumed—consentsystem
C．it'snoteasytofindawaytoservetilesociety’sneed
D．tilegovernmentisnotactiveinsolvingtheproblem
45．Whatisprobablytobediscussedinthenextparagraph?
A．Meetsociety’sneedtosaveothers．
B．Findawaytobalanceanindividual’sright．
C．Makeaplantoencouragetheorgandonation．
D．Improvetheorgan—donationsystem．
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