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1、省 市高三教学质量检测一英 语 试 题本试卷分为第一卷选择题和第二卷非选择题两局部。全卷总分值共150分，考试时间120分钟。第I卷两局部，共95分考前须知：2每题选出答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其它答案标号。不能答在试卷上。第一局部：英语知识运用共四节, 总分值55分第一节：语音知识共5小题，每题1分，总分值5分从每题的A、B、C、D四个选项中，找出其划线局部与所给单词的划线局部读音相同的选项，并在答题卡上将该选项涂黑。1averageAattractBattitudeCbatheDmaster2desertAsurfBdecisionCr
2、efuseDsister3theyAweatherBbirthdayCthumbDthief4normalAforgetBvisitorCworryDhorse5workedAcoveredBhelpedCturnedDshouted第二节 情景对话共5小题，每题1分，总分值5分根据对话情景和内容，从对话后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最正确选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。选项中有两项为多余选项。C=CustomerS=SalespersonC: Can you help me, please? I need some tea and oranges.S: No problem. How much
3、tea do you need? 6 C: I need about 10 oranges and one kilo of tea.S: The tea is on the shelf over there. 7 C: OK, thanks! Is it this shelf? I cant read the English names. 8 S: Its nine dollars a packet.C: Do you have anything cheaper?S: No. 9 C: I wont take the tea then. But I want ten organs.S: Tha
4、ts seven dollars for the oranges.C: 10 Ill pay you four dollars!S: Thats my price. No bargaining here!AIs this very expensive tea?B And how many oranges?C Whats the matter with you?D Help yourself.E Do you want those eight oranges?FThats far too much!G Thats very nice of you.第三节 语法和词汇知识共15小题；每题1分，总分
5、值15分从每题的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最正确选项，并在答题卡上将该选项涂黑。11So more meat?No, .Ano more, thanksBits my pleasureCdont mention itDyou are welcome12He is eager know the result of his examination.AasasBsoas toCeitherorDtooto13As the saving goes, breath of flowers is far sweeter in air than in hand.A不填，anBthe, th
6、eCa, anD不填, the 14It is said that we will have a holiday during New Years Day.Atwo daysBtwo-dayCtwo-daysDtwo days15How does it that you are late again?Acome acrossBcome onCcome aboutDcome out16The world is full of wonders we open our eyes to see them.Aonly ifBeven ifCalthoughDunless17She wasnt used
7、to Paula talk to her in such an intimate tone.AhaveBhavingCbeing hadDbe had18Meryl Streep, 63 as the best living movie actress nowadays.Ais widely regardedBwidely regardedCwidely regardsDis widely regarding19 across nine different coutries, the Amazon rainforest makes for over half of the planets re
8、maining rainforests.ATo stretchBStretched CStretchingDHaving stretched20I find difficult to communicate with her.AthatBoneCthisDit21Its raining cats and dogs. .ASo it isBSo was itCSo is itDSo it was22 we all have in common is some difficulthy determining whats healthy.AThatBWhichCWhatDWho23Fatterson
9、 imagines a future people carry or even wear many computers.Afor whichBwhatCwhoDin which24Another exciting news is this release of the new film could very well go 3D.AwhenBwhyCthatDwhich25I dont think boys be allowed to have long hair at school.AmustBneedCoughtDshould第四节 完型填空共20小题；每题分，总分值30分阅读下面短文，从
10、短文后各题所给的四个选项A、B、C和D中，选出最正确选项，并在答题卡上涂黑。When our dog Abbey died, my young daughter Sarah was SO upset. She wanted to write a letter to God so that God 26 recognize Abbey in heaven. She told me 27 to write and I did it. Then she 28 a picture of abbney to the letter. Having put our return 29 on it, I le
11、t her 30 it into the box at the post office that afternoon.A few days later when we returned home from shopping one day, there was a 31 wrapped in gold on our front porch. It was 32 to Sarah, so she took it 33 and opened it immediately. Inside was a book title “When Your Pet Dies, with the picture o
12、f Abbey taped on the cover and the letter we has written in its 34 envelope, and this handwritten note on pink paper.“Dear Sarah, I know that you will be happy to find out that Abbey 35 safely and soundly in heaven. Having the picture 36 you sent to me was a big help! I 37 Abbey right away! You know
13、, Sarah, she isnt 38 any more. Her spirit is here with me (just like it stays in your 39 ), young and running and playing. Since we dont need our 40 in heaven, I dont have any pockets to keep things in. 41 I am sending you your beautiful letter back with the picture 42 you will have this little memo
14、ry book to keep.One of my angels is taking care of this for me. I hope this little book will help. Thank you for your beautiful 43 .Signed, God, and one of his special angels(who wrote this letter after God told her the 44 ).How wonderful! I never 45 there were angels working at the post office!26An
15、eedBwouldCdareDmust27AwhatBhowCwhereDwhy28 AtookBsoughtCattachedDmoved29AnumberBtimeCdirectionDaddress30AharingBdropCpushDdrag31AnoteBsuitcaseCbookDpackage32AwrittenBmadeCaddressesDprepared33AinsideBoutsideCawayDoff34AbrokenBopenedCsortedDunited35AcameBrestedCarrivedDtended36AthatBwhatCbeforeDafter3
16、7AsawBrecognizedChelpedDmissed38AnoisyBafraidClazyDsick39AhouseBneighborhoodCheartDhometown40AbodiesBclothesCmindDsoul41AForBThereforeCHoweverDThough42Aas ifBas soon asCeven ifDso that43AflowerBcardCletterDidea44AwordsBnewsCwayDreason45AlikedBbelievedCadmittedDknew第二局部：阅读理解共两节，总分值40分第一节共15小题，每题2分，总分
17、值30分阅读以下四篇短文，从每题所给的四个选项A、B、C和D中，选出最正确选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。AAt first, I thought I would die of loneliness. No . No running water. The frightening bull in the field. That was when I live with my grandmother for two years on a small farm.“Listen to hear if the cuckoo(布谷鸟)is back! Gran said, imitating the low
18、 call. “Count the lambs. Gather the windfall? from under the plum trees gently engaging meI loved the sounds across the paper as she wrote to the family to say 1 was a great help to herWhen she cooked in iron potsI turned the fan for the open fireLittle by little, I became content with myselfIn 1949
19、, a family illness sent me to my grandmother, a small woman with clear gray eyesShe aired the beds for visitors, and cleaned the houseShe knew of cures from leaves, herbs, and plants, and kept the doctor awayThe midwife(接生婆 often sent for her to assist in difficult workAt night, we would talk in the
20、 light of the oil lampShe told me the stories of their children, and my mother, who was born during 1916It was a terrible time to be alone with a newborn baby and small childrenEvery night we went to the henhouse, she would always count the hens over and overShe called it putting the hens to bedWhen
21、 she was 82, she traveled to attend the farewell party when I left for AmericaShe gave me the money from under her beddings just in case I came back homeFrom my grandmother, I discovered simple joysI learned the practice of writing letters, and how to put the red carpet out for visitorsThrough her e
22、xample, I inherited the lasting gift of being content 46The author left her grandmothers small farm .Ain 1949Bin 1951Cwhen grandmother was 82Dwhen her disease was cured47The author became content with herself because .Ashe had got rid of her lonelinessBgrandmother praised her in the family lettersCs
23、he found she was of some help to grandmother Dshe loved the sounds across the paper as grandmother wrote letters48The underlined word inherited in the last paragraph means ?Adesired for Bturned down Cbrought in Dcarried on49We can learn from the passage that Grandmother was an _womanAexperienced and
24、 devoted Bsimple and considerateCstrong-willed and cautious Dwarm-hearted and sensitiveBThe worlds most famous portrait the Mona Lisa, moved into its new home in the Louvre Museum, in Paris, in April The Salle des Etats, part of the Louvre, has been redecoratedIt was closed in to provide a suitable
25、home for Leonardo Da Vinci s portrait of the woman with the mysterious smile.The reopened Salle des Etals covers 850 square metresThe Mona Lisa is hung behind non-reflective protective glass on a fake wall in the roomAround the main walls will hang other works of 16th century Italian art It should g
26、ive the crowds more room to enjoy the 500-year-old painting in comfortThe Louvre is the biggest art museum in the worldIt holds some 6,000 paintingsBut most of the museums 6 million yearly visitors go straight for the Mona LisaBefore the renovation work, visitors often had to fight for space around
27、the paintingIt was hung behind thick bullet-proof glass on a wall with other piecesThere are many theories as to who the figure in the picture isThere is even one suggestion hat it is actually a self-portrait of Da VinciBut it is most probably the portrait of Lisa Gherardini, the wife of a Florentin
28、e merchantThe Mona Lisa was painted on a thin piece of wood between 1503 and 1506It s also smaller than many people imagineIt measures just 53 by 76 centimeters and often causes cries of disappointment from visitors who expect something much grander than thisThe painting was first transferred to the
29、 Louvre in 1605It shot to worldwide fame when it was stolen by an Italian in 1911 who wanted to return it to its birthplace, It was returned in 191350Which of the following would he the best title for the text?_AWho Is Mona Lisa BThe Mona Lisa and Its HomeC Mona Lisa Gets a New Home DMost Famous Por
30、trait the Mona Lisa51According to the passage, after its re-decorating Salle des Etats .Aattracts the majority of visitors of the Louvre every yearBhas become a comfortable place where visitors can enjoy the works of artChas fake walls which are equipped with thick bullet-proof glassDhas been under
31、decoration for the first time to make a comfortable home for Mona Lisa52Which of the following statements is TRUE about the Mona Lisa? _AThe portrait is now hung behind protective glass on a fake wall with other works of artBNever has the portrait been in any other place except in ParisCMany visitor
32、s longing to appreciate it always get disappointed after their visitsDThe portrait is a piece of 16th century Italian art53The figure in the Mona Lisa is _ALeonardo Da Vinci himself Bprobably Lisa GherardiniCprobably a Florentine merchant Dthe wife of Leonardo Da VinciCIn the United States, learning
33、 is childrens own thingUSstudents develop a self-learning attitude-Learning depends on interest or Learning is your own thing at a young age Moreover, this independent spirit has already been deep into all aspects of child developmentA child after the age of 18 must work to make money to support him
34、self or herselfEven some very wealthy families wouldnt normally provide all kinds of fees for children and parents usually ask their children to pay back money after graduation. What do Chinese parents think of it?American children always like to talk to people, They have the inherent内在的humor Even i
35、n the first meeting with strangers, they know how to produce a little humor, so conversation is more interesting not boring. This sense of humor comes from the attitude “Dont take yourself seriously.In the U.S., we usually hear children and their parents call each other by their names. I asked an Am
36、erican parent about it, and he said, “It is good, normal. Kids think of me as their friend, avoiding hypocrisy虚伪and politeness. Look, they like to go straight. And in the American family, kids are respected, so children are willing to express their views even if some ideas are naive天真的and ridiculous
37、.In the U.S, childrens curiosity is very strong. As long as they do not understand, they will not stop asking. Once in a plane I met a little American girl beside me with brown-orange hair and in front of her was a toy bear. She smiled and started to talk to me. She asked me many questions. At that
38、time, I found that like a magician, I opened the door of knowledge for her. So it is curiosity that leads people to the ocean of knowledge.54Which aspect of American children is NOT mentioned in the passage?ACarefulnessBHumorCIndependenceDCuriosity55When an American child expresses his disagreement
39、to his parents, his parents will .Abecome angryBpersuade him to accept their ideaCrespect his ideaDignore his idea56It can be inferred from the passage that the author .Aappreciates the characteristics American children displayBmust be an American himselfC favors the way Chinese children are raisedD
40、thinks American children are spoiledDThe honey badger (蜜獾) is no doubt one of the most fearless animals on the planet. Despite its small size, the honey badger will fearlessly attack if cornered.To understand the honey badgers fearless nature, you must look first to their existence. From birth the h
41、oney badger is at risk from actually any predator (捕猎者), including their own species. Once it is fully grown, the honey badger still faces many dangers. Adult honey badgers have no real home. They are constantly on the move, resting only at occasional abandoned shelters. Unlike most badgers, they do
42、 not build homes. This leaves the honey badger out in the open most of the time and in danger from predators. As a result the honey badger has been forced to. become highly aggressive and fearless.Another reason for their fearless nature is food. The honey badger will eat fruits, insects, and snakes
43、. Their preferred food source is honey, however. They will follow the honey guide birds to the trees that contain nests, and the honey badger will then climb the tree and knock the nest to the ground, so honey badgers risk bee stings. They do build up a sort of immunity against them, hut on occasion
44、 they will even die from the stings.The same holds true to a certain extent with the poisonous snakes of their region. The honey badger loves eating themThis inevitably不可防止地 leads to snake biles and the honey, badger is more immune to them than most animalsThey are in great danger, but often come ou
45、t on the winning aide of a fight with a snakeOne of the most incredible tales of honey badgers being fearless is fighting face to face with a lionIt is a fact that lions make meals of honey hadgera but the honey badger sometimes is able to scare away these fierce predatorsThe honey badger has sharp teeth and is known to attack people, though this is rare57A honey badger will fearlessly attack when Ait is hungry and cannot find food