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连云港海州高中学年第一学期期中考试高三英语无听力

2017—2018学年度第一学期期中考试

高三英语试题

第一卷(选择题共85分)

第一部分听力(略)

第二部分英语知识运用

第一节单项填空

21.Whenthegeneralsecretaryfinishedhisspeech,thejournalistsrightinwithdifferentquestions.

A.shuttledB.scratchedC.pluggedD.dived

22.Mostmen,whoarebreadwinners,thinkthattheirbusinessisoutsidehomes,sotheytendtobetohousework.

A.sensitiveB.objectiveC.committedD.allergic

23.–Ifwetakeaplane,we’ll,ofcourse,havearrivedinParisbynextweekend.

--Don’tbesure,weshouldtheweatherfactors.Whatshallwedoifitisfoggy?

A.reflectonB.answerforC.correspondtoD.calculateon

24.MyfatherhelpsarrangeaSundaybrunchatthecommunitycentertheseniorcitizenscangettogetherwiththeirfriends.

A.inthatB.incaseC.sothatD.forthat

25.youmaynotbethenextBillGates,forexample,bylearningfrompeoplelikehimyoumaybecomejustas,ifnotmorefamous,becauseofyoursuccess.

A.IfB.WhileC.SinceD.As

26.–Mom,isitreallynecessarytoremovethosesmallerweedsfromtheflowerbed

--Yes,theyaredestructivetotheflowers.

A.littlemoreB.nolessC.notabitD.notintheleast

27.–It’sdisappointingthatJohnfailedinthemathsexam.

--Don’tlookathimasofaloser.Hewillcatchupsoonifheworkshard.

A.allB.somethingC.someD.everything

28.Smartphoneshaveourlives.Mostofuscan’tgomuchlongerthan10minutesbeforewecheckourphones.

A.turnedoverB.takenoverC.gotoverD.goneover

29.Sincewehavebeenfriendsformanyyears,nomoreofthisfancyplayingwithwords—Iwantsometalkhere.

A.straightB.informalC.fluentD.concrete

30.theshortageoftime,thechairmandecidedthateachcandidateshouldfinishthespeechwithinfiveminutes.

A.IncontrasttoB.InresponsetoC.IntermsofD.Inviewof

31.Sinclair’snextcomputer,theZX81,wasanevenbiggerhit,andhiscompany’sgrewby600%overthepreviousyears.

A.allowanceB.receiptsC.financeD.salary

32.Anotherreasonthatmenmakegreatnursesisthat,menhavestrongerbodiesthanwomen.

A.inallB.inparticularC.ingeneralD.inconclusion

33.Byservingothers,apersonfocusesonsomeoneotherthanhimselforherself,canbeveryeye-openingandrewarding.

A.whichB.thatC.whoD.what

34.Ourteachersthemselvesheartandsoulintotheirworkofbringingupanewgeneration.

A.employB.dedicateC.throwD.devote

35.Ashipinharborissafe,butthat’snotshipsarebuiltfor.

A.whatB.thatC.whyD.how

36.TheadmissionrequirementsforZhenhuaareaboutthesameasformanyothercountries.

A.thatB.thoseC.onesD.one

37.Thethree-wheeledvehiclewasveryslow,smallandlowtotheground,makingitlooklikeachildren’stoyapropervehicleforanadult.

A.morethanB.otherthanC.ratherthanD.lessthan

38.Wasitnearthebuilding,ifImayask,MartinLutherKinggavethespeechIhaveadream?

A.whereB.whichC.thatD.when

39.Withglobalizationsweepingtheworld,learningforeignlanguageswillbecomeincreasinglynecessaryifacountryeconomically.

A.willcompeteB.istocompeteC.weretocompeteD.competes

40.It’stoobadthatmycomputerhasgotanewvirus.IfonlyIthatprogramme!

A.didn’trunB.haven’trunC.hadn’trunD.wouldn’trun

41.–Hassherecovered?

--No.Shehastakenalotofdifferentmedicines,buthasworkedonherillness.

A.nothingB.noneC.neitherD.either

42.Ifyoudon’tgetanyresponse,youshouldyourfaxbygivingthemacall.

A.takeupB.makeupC.pickupD.followup

43.Anyonebeavictimofroadaccidentsifhedoesn’tobservetrafficregulations.

A.canB.mustC.shouldD.shall

44.Ithinkitisagoodideatosomeofyourmoneyeachweektomakeitlast.

A.giveawayB.getawayC.putawayD.takeaway

45.Sofarallclonedanimalshavesufferedfromsomedifferentseriousdisorders,dyingsoonafterbirth.

A.manyofthemB.manyofwhomC.manyofwhichD.manyofthat

46.Wearenowlivinginagreattime,wearefacedwithnumerouspossibilitiesaswellaschallenges.

A.theonewhenB.theonewhichC.onewhichD.onewhen

47.–SoJackfailedtobeadmittedbyhisdreamuniversityandisfeelingquitedepressedthesedays.

--Itserveshimright.Ihimmorethanoncetotakehisstudyseriously.

A.remindedB.haveremindedC.havebeenremindingD.hadreminded

48.Opportunitiesfavorthepreparedmind;foradream,onehastomakepreparationseverysingledayratherthanfancyinvain.

A.torealizeB.beingrealizedC.toberealizedD.realizing

49.–Whynotaskyoursisterforhelp?

Sheisinchargeofthegroup.

--?

Shealwaysadvisesmetodependonmyself.

A.WhymeB.WhatforC.WhybotherD.Sowhat

50.I’llsoonhavetothrowawaytheprinter,forit’sbeyondrepairandit’s.

A.aHerculeantaskB.onitslastlegsC.asacredcowD.overthemoon

第二节完型填空

AttitudeiswhathaschangedOregonStateUniversity’swomen’ssoccerteam.It’sthefirsttimetheteamhas51

theopeningtwogamesofaseasonsince1995.Sowhathasledtothisnewfoundsuccess?

TheanswerissimpleifyoutalkwithteamcaptainsLeilaKaadyandWhitneyHorn.“It’s52attitude,”commentedKaady.“Thisseasonwearealotmoreconfidentandalot53indecisionmakingandmoreconfidentintheplayersontheteam.”

Severalfactorscanresultinthe54ofattitudeinthisseason’steam,butmotivationandteamunityseemto

55abovetherest.“Ithinkhavingaseasonwhenweweren’t56andthenbringableto57thingsaroundhavekeptusmotivated,”saidKaady.Theplayersknewsomethingneededchangingtobecompetitiveand58thedisappointingresultsofthepast.“Ourfitnesslevelaswellasourattitudehasbeen59.”commentedHorn.

“Coacheswillalwayspushtheplayersasfarastheycanandwe’vealwaysdonethat,butthisgroupofplayershavemadethedecisionto60themselvesfurtherthanothergroupshave,”saidHorn.“Abig61ofthatistheleadershipthatwe’vehadfromsomeoftheseniorplayersandobviouslyagoodgroupofyoungsterscomingin.”Theleadershipthatwasstartedlastspringmadeadifferenceandsetthe62whenthefreshmencamein.”Withsoccer63tostartoveramonthbeforethebeginningofnextcompetitionseason,theplayershavespentmostoftheirtimetogether.Manyareroommatesandallagreethathavinga64teamhelpsalotwithsuccess.

Nowthat’sthekindof65thatmakesadifference.

51.A.lostB.achievedC.wonD.held

52.A.casualB.singleC.simpleD.pure

53.A.harderB.earlierC.strongerD.wiser

54.A.changeB.displayC.existenceD.appearance

55.A.pickoutB.standoutC.setoutD.figureout

56.A.cheerfulB.stressfulC.successfulD.helpful

57.A.getB.changeC.twistD.turn

58.A.neglectB.eraseC.ridD.cancel

59.A.steppedupB.addedupC.caughtupD.takenup

60.A.improveB.motivateC.pushD.train

61.A.resultB.impactC.reasonD.factor

62.A.ruleB.toneC.sceneD.limit

63.A.practiceB.projectC.spiritD.team

64.A.closeB.youngC.newD.athletic

65.A.successB.playerC.competitionD.attitude

第三节阅读理解

A

Friendsshouldalwaysbehonestwithyou,right?

Sowhentheylie,itcanbereallyhardtotake.Youwanttotrustyourfriendsandthatmeansknowingthatthey’lltellittoyoustraightnomatterwhat.Butafriendwholiesisn’talwaystryingtohurtyou.Whydoesthishappen?

Protectyourfeelings

Oneofthebiggestreasonsfriendslieissimplytoavoidhurtingyourfeelings.

Somepeopledon’tunderstandthedifferencebetweenbeinggentlyhonestwithafriendandbeingsostraightforwardthattheyleaveaverbalwound.Theychoosetoavoidthesetwoextremesintheformofalie.

Whatyoucando:

Encourageyourfriendstobestraightwithyou.Nomatterwhattheiransweris,letthemknowyouappreciateit.Ifyouoverreactorgetangrywiththem,theywon’tfeelcomfortabletellingyouthetruthagain.

Theyfeelembarrassed

Sometimesfriendswilllieaboutthingsintheirlifebecausetheyaretooembarrassedtoadmitthetruth.Maybetheyaregoingthrougharoughtimeandtheyjustdon’twantyoutoknowaboutit.

Whatyoucando:

Avoidtryingtobadger(纠缠)yourfriendintotellingyouwhat’swrong.Instead,makeitclearthatyouarethereforthemwhenandiftheyarereadytotalk.Makeyourfriendshipasafeplaceforthemwheretheycansharetheirtroubleswithyouwithoutfeelingjudgment.

Avoidanargumentwithyou

Perhapsyourfriendknowsthatiftheytellyouthetruth,you’llgetangrywiththem.Avoidingconflictisnotalwayshealthyforafriendshipbecauseitallowsproblemstogrowovertime.Ifyouhaveabadtemper,yourfriendmighttryandavoidgettingintoanargumentwithyouandinsteadjusttellyouwhatyouwanttohear.

Whatyoucando:

Makesurethatifafriendtellsyousomethingunpleasant,youdon’toverreact.Considerwhat’sbeingsaidandwhyyourfriendistellingyouthis.Ifyoudoenduparguing,doitinarespectableway.

Excludeyou

Lyingisn’talwaysasignthatfriendsaretryingtoprotectyou,however.Sometimestheyliebecausetheywanttoexcludeyoufromtheirplans.Iftheytellyoutheyarestayinghomesomenightwhenyouwanttogoout,forexample,andyoufindoutlaterthattheypartiedwithoutyou,itmaymeantheyaren’tasgoodfriendsasyouthoughttheywere.

Whatyoucando:

Whenyoufindoutwithcertaintythatyourfriendwaslyingtoyou,tryandconfrontthem.Beforewarned,however,thatifafriendliestobeginwith,he/shemayliewhenaskedadirectquestionabouthis/herdishonesty.Gowithyourgutsonthis.Ifyoufeelyourfriendislyingbecausehe/shedoesn’twanttobearoundyou,that’syou

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