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高三第二次周考英语

2019-2020年高三第二次周考(英语)

第Ⅰ卷(共85分)

第一部分:

听力(-略)

第二部分:

英语知识运用(共两节,满分45分)

第一节:

单项填空(共15小题;每小题1分,满分15分)

21.WhenIstayedinthecountryside,Ienjoyed____leisurelywalkinthefields,andfelt____warmthofthesunonmyface.

A./;theB.a;aC./;aD.a;the

22.Toimprovethequalityofourproducts,weask____hasusedthemforsuggestions.

A.anyoneB.whoC.nomatterwhoD.whoever

23.Iarrivedlateandmissedtheflight.I____thetraffictobesoheavy.

A.hadn’texpectedB.haven’texpected

C.wouldn’texpectD.wasexpected

24._______theTownHall,wesawastonestatueofabout10metersinheight.

A.ApproachedB.Approaching

C.ToapproachD.Tobeapproached

25.Mymotherisnotinverygoodshape,andhas____tennistogetfit.

A.filledupB.builtupC.takenupD.setup

26.Thisnewmodelofcarissoexpensivethatitisbeyondthereachofthosewith____ine.

A.frequentB.traditionalC.extraD.average

27.Teacherhavetoconstantlyupdatetheirknowledgeinordertomaintaintheirprofessional.

A.consequenceB.independence

C.intelligenceD.petence

28.Itwasfromonlyafewsuppliesthatshehadbroughtinthevillage____thehostesscookedsuchanicedinner.

A.whereB.whenC.thatD.which

29.Sofarwehavedonealottobuildalow—carboneconomy,butitis____ideal.Wehavetoworkstillharder.

A.farfromB.nexttoC.outofD.dueto

30.Whatwewantisanenvironmentallyfriendlycar,especially____isgoodongas.

A.oneB.onewhichC.whichD.onethat

31.Whatistheofhavingapublicopenspacewhereyoucan’teat,drinkorevensimplyhangoutforawhile?

A.senseB.matter

C.caseD.opinion

32.–––Ipromisemydaughter____getanicepresentonherbirthday.

–––Ithinkitwillbeabigsurprisetoher.

A.mustB.shallC.mightD.need

33.Wherewereyouatsuppertime?

I____foryoutojoinme.

A.waitedB.hadwaited

C.havebeenwaitingD.waswaiting

34.–––Ifeltleftoutatthepartylastnight.

–––Really?

____,youshouldhavesaidsomething.

A.IfpossibleB.IfsoC.IfnecessaryD.Ifany

35.Theexperimenthasthepossibilityoftheexistenceofanylifeontheplanet,butitdosenotmeanthereisnolifeonotherplanets.

A.foundoutB.ruledoutC.pointedoutD.carriedout

第二节:

完形填空(共20小题;每小题1.5分,满分30分)

阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

About20yearsago,Iwasluckytoteachadisabledyoungwoman.Notonlywasshegoodatmathandscience,butshewasalsovery_36_inart.Shecoulddrawandpaintbeautifully.WhenAudreygraduatedfromuniversity,shegottwo_37_,oneinfineartsandoneinchemistry.Nottoomanypeopledowellintwosuch_38_areasofstudy.

Justbeforeherhighschoolgraduation,Audrey_39_meawonderfulgift.Itwasawatercolourpaintingofamotherandherbaby.Atear__40fromthemother'seyeasshelooked_41atherchild.Underthepainting,Audreyhad__42thesewords:

“ThedeeplovefromMother,__43me,touchesanother.”Whatabeautifulgift!

Ihadthepieceofartframedand_44inmyoffice.

Yearspassedwithmany__45fromoneofficetoanotherandI_46thepainting.Lastyear,afterabouteightyearsofnotknowingwhereitwas,I_47_aphonecallfromaformercolleaguewhosaidshehad48ofmine.ItwasthepictureAudreyhadpaintedforme18yearsearlier.Whencleaningoutastorageroom,shehad_49_mygift.

Iwasstruckthatthe_50_giftcameback.IknewAudreyverywell.Whenshewasfouryearsold,Audreyhadaserious__51_.What'sworse,herfatherleftthehouse.Itwashermotherwhobroughtherupwithmuchtrouble.She_52_itbutwasdisabled.

To_53_,itisjustapainting,buttomeitshowshowamother'slovehashelped_54_atalentandhowits_55_pushesmeahead.

36.A.talentedB.interested

C.absorbedD.moved

37.A.choicesB.degrees

C.chancesD.jobs

38.A.similarB.difficult

C.differentD.scientific

39.A.presentedB.promised

C.affordedD.gave

40.A.fellB.flooded

C.escapedD.ran

41.A.quietlyB.lovingly

C.warmlyD.gently

42.A.describedB.marked

C.writtenD.signed

43.A.pastB.on

C.withD.through

44.A.hungB.decoratedC.paintedD.added

45.A.shiftsB.movesC.passagesD.turns

46.A.leftB.forgotC.lostD.ignored

47.A.acceptedB.madeC.dialedD.received

48.A.somethingB.booksC.giftsD.letters

49.A.searchedB.discovered

C.observedD.touched

50.A.ancientB.colorful

C.preciousD.abstract

51.A.symptomB.fault

C.heartD.disease

52.A.survivedB.recovered

C.struggledD.managed

53.A.someoneelseB.anyoneelse

C.everyoneelseD.nobodyelse

54.A.encourageB.bee

C.developD.practise

55.A.energyB.force

C.strengthD.power

第三部分:

阅读理解(共两节,满分40分)

阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

Imagineyourselfonaboatlookingoutatthehorizonandallyoucanseeisthewatermeetingtheskywithnolandinsightandyouaresailingstraightaheadtomeettheworld.JesseMartindoesnothavetoimagine:

heislivinginit.

OnDec.7,1998,at17yearsold,JessesetsailfromMelbourne,Australiaonhisboat,attemptingtobeetheyoungestpersontosailaloneandnonstoparoundtheworld.HesailedsouthofNewZealand,throughtheSouthPacific,aroundSouthAmerica,northontheAtlantic,backsouthpastAfrica,throughtheIndianOceanandbacktoMelbourne.

Evenasayoungchild,JessehadbeenanadventurerwhotraveledalloverEuropeandAsiawithhisparents.BorninMunich,Germanyin1981,hemovedtoAustraliawithhisfamilywhenhewasonlytwoyearsold.TheymovedclosetoarainforestinCowBay,about3500kmsnorthofMelbourne,wheretheybuiltasmallhousewithnoelectricityorrunningwater.Jessegrewupatthebeachenjoyingtheoutdoorstoitsfullest.

At14,hesailedforthefirsttimewithhisfatherandbrother,Beau.Itwasafterthistripthathebegantodreamaboutsailingaroundtheworld.

Jesse’sfamilyplayedanimportantrole.“IwasmadetobelieveIcoulddoanything.”hesays.Although,hesays,therewereothersthatwerenotsoencouragingorsupportive,“PeoplethatIlookedupto,respectedandtrustedtoldmeIcouldn’t.Thankfully,Itrustedmyself.Therewerepeoplethatsaidthattheboatcouldn’tbereadybythetimeIhadtoleave.”However,throughperseveranceandbeliefinhimselfhewasabletodowhatmanytoldhimwasimpossible.

OnOct.31,1999,morethan10monthsafterhesetsail,JesseMartinwentdowninhistoryastheyoungestpersontosailaroundtheworldalone,nonstopandunassisted.

56.What’stheauthor’spurposeinencouragingthereadertoimagineasailingexperience?

A.Toshowhowdifficultitistobeasailor.

B.ToshowhowwonderfulJesse’ssailingis.

C.TodescribewhatJesse’ssailingislike.

D.Todescribewhatasailor’slifeislike.

57.JesseMartinwasattheendofhisvoyagewhenhe_______.

A.sailedontheSouthPacific.

B.sailedontheIndianOcean.

C.sailedpastAfrica

D.sailedpastSouthAmerica.

58.WhichofthefollowingmadeJessedecidetosailalonearoundtheworld?

A.Hischildhoodadventureexperiences.

B.HisjourneystoEurope.

C.Hisfirstsailingtripwithhisfamily.

D.Hisloveforoutdooractivities.

59.WhatcanwelearnfromJesseMartin’sstory?

A.Interestleadstosuccess.

B.Astrongbeliefwillmakeapersonstronger.

C.Lifeisanunusualadventureweshouldenjoy.

D.Failureisthemotherofsuccess.

B

Earlierthismonth,theObamaAdministrationcalledforincreasedprotectionoftheworld’smostsoutherncontinent,Antarctica.ScientistssayclimatechangeandhumanactivityhaveincreasinglyledtothemeltingofmassivepiecesofAntarcticice.Thedisappearanceoficewillnotonlyaffectwildlifeintheareasuchassealsandpenguins.Themeltingwillalsocauseoceansandseasaroundtheworldtorise.

Thisrepresentsamajorthreat,especiallytocoastalareas.Forexample,theancientcityofVenice,Italyhaslongbeenthreatenedbyrisingsealevels.Thesituationismadeworsebythefactthatitsancientbuildings,builtonabodyofwatercalledalagoon(淡水湖),areslowlysinking.Whenthecitywasfoundedabout1,600yearsago,theleveloftheAdriaticSeawasalmosttwometerslowerthanitistoday.

Risingsealevelsarenottheonlythreat.ThesaltywaterisalsodestroyingVenice’sfamousbuildingsandartworks.TheItaliangovernmentistryingtofixtheproblemwiththeconstructionofaseven-billion-dollarsystemofmovingfloodbarriers.

Climatechangeisalsoleadingtothemeltingoficeinotherareas,suchasMountKilimanjaroinnortheasternTanzania.ItisthehighestpointinAfrica,measuringalmost6,000meters.Themountainsupportsfivevegetationzonesandmanykindsofanimals.

Theiceglaciersonthemountainaredisappearingveryquickly.Thiswillhaveabadeffectonthemountain’secosystemsandonTanzania’stravelindustry.Also,avaluablerecordofthousandsofyearsofweatherhistorywillalsobelostiftheicemelts.Scientistsstudypiecesofglaciertounderstandweatherpatternsfromthousandsofyearsago.

IntheUnitedStates,theicymassesinGlacierNationalParkinMontanamaysoonpletelydisappearbecauseofclimatechange.In1850,therewereanestimated150glaciersinthemorethan400,000hectarepark.

Thereare26glaciersremainingtoday.Scientistsestimatethattheglacierswillbegoneby2030.Warmingtemperaturesarealsothreateningthemanykindsofplantsandanimalsthatliveinthismountainecosystem.

60.Thewriterdevelopedthepassagemainlyby______.

A.givingexamplesB.listingreasons

C.

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