高中英语阶段评估检测新人教版必修1

阶段评估检测（三）

必修3

（120分钟150分）

第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）

第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）

听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并

标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下题。每段对

话仅读一遍。

1.Wheredoesthisconversationmostprobablytakeplace?

A.Inadepartmentstore.

B.Inagrocerystore.

C.AtthetailorJs.

2.Whencanthemangetthecomputer?

A.OnTuesday.B.OnWednesday.

C.OnThursday.

3.Howdidthewomancometothecity?

A.Onfoot.B.Bybus.C.Driving.

4.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?

A.Somesingers.B.Aliveconcert.

C.Arecord.

5.Whatistheman?

A.Asalesman.B.Apoliceman.

C.Astudent.

第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出

最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒

钟；听完后，各小题给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。

听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。

6.Whenwilltheplanetakeoff?

A.At9:00.B.At9:15.C.At9:30.

7.Whatwillthemandoaftertheconversation?

A.Fastenhisseatbelt.

B.Takehisseat.

C.Findaproperseat.

听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。

8.Whatseasonisitmostlikelynow?

A.Summer.B.Spring.C.Winter.

9.Whydidthewomancomehere?

A.TovisitDavid.

B.Toteachskating.

C.Toattendawedding.

10.Wheredoesthemanworknow?

A.AtBankofAmerica.

B.Attheradiostation.

C.InChicago.

听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。

11.WhatisBengoingtodo?

A.Haveaparty.

B.Seehisgirlfriend.

C.Breakupwithhisgirlfriend.

12.WhatdoesthewomanthinkofCamilla?

A.ShethinksCamillaistoocaring.

B.Shehasahighopinionofher.

C.ShethinkssomethingiswrongwithCamilla.

13.Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation?

A.Benwantstoattendthepartytonight.

B.CamilladoesnotloveBenanymore.

C.Benhasn,ttalkedwithCamillaaboutit.

听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。

14.Whatdoestheladywanttofindout?

A.What'shappening.B.What'son.

C.What'sup.

15.Howlongdoestheafternoonperformancelast?

A.150minutes.B.120minutes.C.165

minutes.

16.Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation?

A.Thechildrenunder7aren,tallowedtoenter.

B.Thewomanmightbeastrangertothecity.

C.Anyticketisavailableathalfprice30minutesinadvance.

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17.Whatdoesthepassagetellus?

A.Thewaytomakeastonewall.

B.ThepartsofNewEnglandwhichfirstneedstonewalls.

C.ThereasonwhytherearemanystonewallsinNewEngland.

18.WhyisfarmingdifficultinNewEngland?

A.Becausethesoilisrockyandthin.

B.Becausethewinterisverylongthere.

C.Becausethefarmsareveryold.

19.Whathavewelearnedfromthepassageabouttheworkofremovingstones?

A.Itmustbedoneagainandagain.

B.Itisusuallydoneduringthewinter.

C.Ittakesthefarmersalotofmoney.

20.Whatarestonewallsusedfor?

A.Toprotectthefarmers?fieldsfromthieves.

B.Toprovideprivacyforthefarmers?families.

C.Tokeepthefarmers'cattlefromwanderingaway.

第二部分词汇知识运用（共两节，满分30分）

第一节多项选择（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）

21.［武汉模拟］Historyisaboutforgivingnotforgetting.Ifsomepeopleforgethistory

weshouldthem.

A.repeatB.rememberC.remindD.

record

22.DuringtheWorldCup,thoughthefootballteamfromKorealostthegame,the

crowdcheeredastheplayersleftfortheirhomeland.

A.desperateB.enthusiastic

C.anxiousD.indifferent

23.［黄冈模拟］Whenyoukeepyourpromise,nomatterhowmucheffort（努力）ittakes,

youwillbe

A.spottedB.surrounded

C.admiredD.rewarded

24.［皖南八校联考］TheTVplayseriesTheRevolutionof1911,broadcastonCCTV1lately,

isthe100thanniversaryofTheRevolutionof1911.

A.infavorofB.inhonorof

C.inplaceofD.insearchof

25.Teachershavetothebrightchildrenandatthesametimegiveextrahelpto

thosewhoneedit.

A.bringbackB.bringon

C.bringinD.bringout

26.Hisbrotheraimstobe_ofhisparentsbythetimeheistwenty.

A.innocentB.beneficial

C.invisibleD.independent

27.TheU.S.officialsaidNorthKoreaandIranshouldfollowinthestepsofLibya,

whichlastDecembersaiditwouldworktoallowinternationalweaponsinspectors

todotheirwork.

A.unconditionallyB.unwillingly

C.unfortunatelyD.uncomfortably

28.TomhasagreedtoletmeusehiscomputertosurftheInternet,and

rmtreatinghimtoagooddinneratthenewly-builtrestaurantjustaroundthe

corner.

A.inchargeB.inplace

C.inreturnD.inturn

29.一I'mdrivingtoBeijingafterbreakfast.

-Takecare,withallthisfog.

A.mainlyB.especially

C.extremelyD.really

30.［湖北八校联考］—Iwonderwhyhehasbeenactingsostrangelythesedays.

—Recentpressureatworkmayhisbehavior.

A.accountforB.makefor

C.changeforD.standfor

第二节完形填空（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）

InthekingdomofDeor,therelivesagirlnamedShadowwho31

QueenAudreybutsheisneitheraladynoraservant.Sheiswhather

namesuggests-a32fortheQueen.

EversinceShadowcan33,shehaslivedherlifenextto

QueenAudrey,34tohelpprotecttheQueen,forit'sbeensaidthat

theQueenwilldiebeforeher16thbirthday.AndShadow's35is

tobebyhersidealways.Althoughmakingno36,Shadowisnot

treatedasroyalty.Sheisslappedwhenshesayssomethingoutofline,sheis37

forbeingmoreknowledgeablethantheQueenandsheislaughedatbytheQueenJs

ladies-in-waiting（侍女）.

Shadowwantsnothingmorethanto38thislife.She,s39knownhername,

nottomentionherparents.Shehasno40whosheisandshecannotwaittoleave

thecastlegroundsandstartherownlife.41,herdreamsaredashedwhentheQueen

mysteriously42inhersleep.Thestaff43Shadowandthrowherintothe

castle'sdungeon（地牢）.44,sheisrescuedbySirKenway,ayoungknight（骑

i）thoughttobetheQueen?sfuturehusband.

WhenSirKenwaytellsherthathisordersaretokeepShadow45atallcosts,

Shadowisfullof46aboutwhoshereallyis.47_theQueenisdead,whyShadowis

stillkept48?Whyshouldheprotecther?WillShadowdiscoverhertrue49

beforethekingdomisdestroyedbyamadman?50"Shadow”,anovelbyJennyMoss.

31.A.goeswithB.worksfor

C.mixeswithD.looksfor

32.A.shadowB.friend

C.coverD.relative

33.A.communicateB.imagine

C.surviveI),remember

34.A.fightingB.speaking

C.existingD.wandering

35.A.promiseB.dutyC.habit

D.worry

36.A.decisionB.attempt

C.preparationD.mistake

37.A.abusedB.valued

C.discussedD.envied

38.A.thinkofB.tryout

C.escapefromD.lookinto

39.A.neverB.seldom

C.alreadyD.always

40.A.hopeB.beliefC.guess

D.idea

41.A.ThereforeB.However

C.BesidesD.Anyway

42.A.laughsB.hidesC.dies

D.leaves

43.A.blameB.puzzle

C.examineD.follow

44.A.FinallyB.Especially

C.ImmediatelyD.Surprisingly

45.A.quietB.safeC.honest

D.brave

46.A.horrorsB.sorrowsC.doubts

D.dreams

47.A.NowthatB.Whatif

C.AsthoughD.Onlyif

48.A.happyB.aloneC.healthy

D.alive

49.A.locationB.identity

C.careerD.advantage

50.A.WriteB.DiscoverC.Read

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第三部分阅读理解(共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分)

(A)

Whenwasthelasttimesomeonedidsomethingunexpectedlyniceforyou?Notsomeone

youknew,butatotalstranger?Ithappenedtomeafewtimes,buttwoinstancesreally

standout.

Afewyearsago,Iwasdiningoutwithapersonwhokeptgoingonandonabout

himself,completelyoblivioustothefactthatIwassittingthereinmisery.Itwasn,t

hiscompanythatdisappointedme.Iwasrecoveringfromabrokenheart,andjustsitting

downtodinnerremindedmeofmylastrelationship.Icouldhavecollapsedintears

rightthereatthetable.

Whenwepickedupthecheck,thewaitresssaid,“Yourmealwasalreadypaidfor.”

MyfriendandIdidn,thaveacluehowithappened.ThenIrememberedamancomingin

outofthecornerofmyeye.Hewasdressedinmostlywhite,satdownatthebar,hada

glassofwine,stayedformaybetenminutes,andthenleft.Thewaitresssaid,“Yes,

thegentlemanwhowashereawhileagopaidforyou.”

Justlastyear,IwasrunningahaIf-marathon.Withjust0.1milestogo,Iwasout

ofgas.Runnerscallit“hittingthewall"；IthoughtIcouldn,tmoveanother

muscle.Outofnowhere,ateenagerjoggedupnexttomeandsaid,“What'syourname,

sweetie?Jennifer?Okay,Jennifer,let'sgo!Comeon!It'sjustaroundthecorner!You

candoit!”AndheranwithmeuntilIpickedupmypace.Ifoundhimatthefinish

linetothankhimfortheencouragementonlytolearnhewasn'tevensupposedtobein

theracethatday.Hewasrunninginplaceofsomeoneelse.

IstillshakemyheadwhenIthinkofthesemomentaryangelsthatcametomeatmy

pointofneed.Doyouhaveanyexperiences1ikethis?

51.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A.TheKindnessofStrangers

B.AnUnpleasantCompanion

C.TwoSpecialExperiences

D.HittingtheWall

52.Whatdoyouthinkofthemanpayingforthemeal?

A.Heshowedhiskindnessforhisformergirlfriend.

B.Heisanacquaintancetothetwopersons.

C.Heisgenerousandwarm-heartedtoothers.

D.Heenjoysmakingfunofothersbydoingthat.

53.Howdidtheteenagerhelptheauthor?

A.Hegavetheauthoraglassofwater.

B.Hegavetheauthorordersfirmly.

C.Heranfollowingtheauthor.

I).Heranwiththeauthor.

54.Whatcanweinferfromthelastparagraph?

A.Theauthorstillbelievesherexperiencetoday.

B.Theauthorfeelsgratefulforthehelpshereceived.

C.Theauthorthinkseveryoneisanangel.

D.Theauthoroftengetshelpexpectedly.

(B)

OneofthefoundingfathersoftheInternethaspredictedthe

endoftraditionaltelevision.VintCerf,whohelpedtobuildthe

InternetwhileworkingasaresearcherinAmerica,saidthatthetelevisionwas

approachingits“iPodmomentw.

InthesamewaythatpeoplenowdownloadtheirfavoritemusicontotheiriPod,he

saidthatviewerswouldsoonbedownloadingmostfavoriteprogramsontotheircomputers.

“85%ofallvideoswewatcharepre-recorded,soyoucansetyoursystemtodownload

themallthetime,“saidMrCerf,whoisnowthevice-presidentoftheGoogle,the

world'slargestsearchengine."You'restillgoingtoneedlivetelevisionfor

certainthings-likenews,sportingeventsandemergencies-butincreasinglyitisgoing

tobealmostliketheiPod.”

AlthoughtelevisionondemandhasnotyetbecomeamainstreamactivityintheUK,

theBBC,ITVandChannel4haveallspentvastsumsofmoneyontechnologywhichenables

viewerstowatchtheirfavoriteshowsontheircomputers.

Butsomecritics（批评人士），includingsomeInternetserviceproviders,havewarned

thattheInternetwillcollapsewithmillionsofpeopledownloadingprogramsatthesame

time.Overthenextfouryears,itisthoughtthatthenumberofvideoswatchedoverthe

Internetwillbefourtimesasbigasthat.Broadbandcompaniesclaimthattheservice

willcause“trafficjams”,whichwillcostmillionsofpoundstogetittonormal.

ButMrCerfdismissedthewarningsas“scarethoughts?,,sayingthatcriticshad

predicted20yearsagothatthenetwouldcollapsewhenpeopleallaroundtheworld

startedtouseitalltogether."Inthepast30yearsit'sincreasedamilliontimes.

We'refarfromreachingthecapacity,“hesaid,"It'sanunderstandableworrywhen

theyseehugeamountsofinformationbeingmovedaroundonline.”

55.WhatchangewouldhappentotelevisionaccordingtoVintCerf?

A.Televisionwouldcometoanend.

B.Televisionwouldbereplacedbythecomputer.

C.ViewerswouldpreferwatchingTVprogramsdownloadedontotheircomputers.

D.MostpeoplewouldprefertheInternettotelevision.

56.Accordingtothepassage,peoplecanalwaysdoallthefollowingEXCEPT.

A.watchtheirfavoriteshowsovertheInternet

B.downloadliveTVovertheInternet

C.downloadpre-recordedvideosovertheInternet

D.listentotheirfavoritemusicontheircomputers

57.Accordingtothelastparagraph,MrCerfheldtheideathat.

A.theInternetwillcollapsewithmanypeopledownloadingprogramsatthesametime

B.thenetwillcollapsewhenpeopleallaroundtheworldstarttouseitalltogether

C.theInternetservicewillbreakdownwithmanyvideoswatchedovertheInternet

D.people'sdownloadingTVprogramsontheircomputerswon'tcausethecollapseofthe

Internet

58.Thispassagemainlytellsus.

A.aGoogleexpertispredictingtheendoftraditionaltelevision

B.theInternetwillneverbeusedtodownloadpeople'sfavoriteshows

C.theInternetwillbecomemorepopular

D.somethingaboutVintCerf

(0

Foundedtwoyearsago,AllGreenElectronicsRecyclingisafull-serviceelectronics

recyclerandcollector.Itofferspick-upservicesaswellashundredsofconvenient

drop-offlocations,nationwide.Currently,itcollectsmorethantwomillionpoundsof

electronicspermonth.AllGreenElectronicsRecyclingannouncesitsnewnational

headquartersJgrandopeningonJanuary13,from5:30p.m.to7:30p.m.—aGreen

CarpetEvent-followedbyafree,three-dayelectronicsrecyclingeventaimedatgiving

backtothelocalcommunityinOrangeCounty.Bothareopentothepublicandare

locatedat15561DelAmoAveinTustin.

“Weareparticularlyexcitedaboutthepromisingnewjobopportunitiesavailable

forCaliforniaresidents,“saysArmanSadeghi,CEO,AllGreenElectronicsRecycling.

AllGreenisgrowingaljaw-droppingrates.Whilemanycompaniescontinuetocut

backandlayoffvaluableemployees,AllGreenhashiredanewpersonevery4.1days

sinceitsincorporationandispredictedtohireanother100employeesinthenextsix

months.

Inadditiontonewjobs,manylocalnon-profitsandschoolswillalsobenefit.All

Greeniscreatingcommunitypartnershipsandsettingupcollectioneventswhiledonating

apercentageoftheproceedsfromtherecycledelectronics.

Ratherthanallowingoldtelevisionsorcomputerstoendupatthedump,AllGreen

providesthepublicwithawayofrecyclingtheiroldworkingornon-workingelectronics

safelyandresponsiblyforfree.Infact,thosewithatleast10computers,monitorsand

televisionscangoto:http://\mv.a1Igreenrecycling.comtoscheduleafreepickupin

manyareas.

Unlikemanyofitscompetitors,thecompanysortsandseparatesalle-wastewithin

theirwarehouseanddoesnotshipanythingoverseasforprocessing.Italsoensuresthat

anyelectronicsplacedinitscarewillneverfinditswayintoalandfill.

AllGreenalreadyhasarecyclingfacilityinSacramentoandissettoexpandits

NewYorkoperationswithin60days.

Formoreinformation:tocheckouttheElectronicsRecyclingCarbonFootprint

Calculator;ortolocateafacilityinyourarea,visit:mma1Igreenrecycling.com.

59.WhichofthefollowingistrueofAllGreenElectronicsRecycling?

A.Itofferssecondhandelectronicsforfree.

B.ItwillopenonJanuary13,inTustin.

C.Itprovidesdrop-offlocationsnationwide.

D.Ithasnoheadquartersinthepasttwoyears.

60.Whatdoestheunderlinedsentence“AllGreenisgrowingatjaw-droppingrates.”

inthethirdparagraphmean?

A.AllGreenisdevelopingatanamazingspeed.

B.AllGreenisverypopularwithemployees.

C.AllGreenwilllayoffsomevaluableemployees.

D.AllGreenisgrowingintoincorporationsoon.

61.What'sthedifferencebetweenAllGreenanditscompetitors?

A.Itprovidesmanynewjobstotheresidents.

B.Itdonatessomepercentageoftheproceeds.

C.Itoffersasafewayofrecyclingoldelectronics.

D.Itneversendse-wasteabroadorputitinlandfills.

62.WhatcanbeinferredfromParagraph5?

A.Peoplemaythrowawaytheiroldtelevisionsorcomputers.

B.Peoplemustvisithttp://\mv.allgreenrecycling.comtohandlee-waste.

C.Onlyifyouhaveover10wastedelectronics,canAllGreenhandlethem.

D.OnlyaftertheelectronicsareoutofusecanAllGreenhandlethem.

(D)

ThemicrobloghasbecomeanotherclassroomforZhaiLangwei,andtheteachersare

allbignamesinacademia(学术界).ZhaidiscussedwithLuGusunthepossibleEnglish

translationof“literaryyoungwomen“inChinese.LuisthechiefeditorofThe

English-ChineseDictionary,apopulardictionaryprintedbytheShanghaiTranslation

PublishingHouse.

Zhaiisinterestedinzoologyaswell.Hefilledinaquizfromazoologistofthe

ScienceSquirrelsClub.Hegotfullmarksandtheexpert'sattention."Thefeedback

fromgreatscholarshasencouragedmetofollowmyinterests,“saidthe21-year-old

studentmajoringinEnglishatGuangdongUniversityofForeignStudies.Zhaiisoneof

hundredsofmillionsofmicroblogusersinChina.AccordingtoChinaInternetNetwork

InformationCenter,bytheendofJune,72.3percentofmicrobloguserswerecollege

students.

Theinformationonmicroblogsisshortandsweet,anditcanbespreadbybeing

forwardedbyoneuserafteranother.Thismaybepartlythereasonwhy,withthehelpof

microblogs,studentsareabletointeractwithcelebrities.

LuHuiquan,21,isastudentmajoringinEnglishatRenminUniversityofChina.He

hassomecelebrityfansonhisSinaWeibo."Withmymicroblogbeingforwarded,Ihave

abiggerchancetoletfamouspeopleseemyopinions,“Luexplained."Anditdoesn,t

takemuchtimeandeffortforthemtoreadandreply."MoreandmorestudentslikeLu

havestartedreachingouttogreatmindsforinteractiononmicroblogs.

StudentsfromGuangdongUniversityofBusinessStudiesstartedanonlinepollin

Aprilonhowmicroblogsinfluencecollegestudents.Microblogsfunctionasahelpful

toolforstudentstobroadentheirhorizonsandlearnnewthings,said36.86percentof

respondents.

63.Accordingtothepassage,weknowZhaiLangwei

A.majorsinzoologyinuniversity

B.hashelpedLuGusundosometranslation

C.hasenlargedhisknowledgebyusingmicroblogs

D.hasjoinedtheScienceSquirrelsClub

64.Theunderlinedword“forwarded“inParagraph3means"_______”.

A.receivedB.sent

C.readD.known

65.Accordingtothepassage,wecaninferthatLuHuiquan_______.

A.hasdrawntheattentionofsomefamouspeople

B.isastudentwithgreatmindinhealthybody

C.exchangesideaswithhisclassmateseveryday

D.encouragesmorestudentstosetuptheirownmicroblogs

66.Themainideaofthepassageisthatmicroblogs_______.

A.havebothadvantagesanddisadvantages

B.haveilleffectsonstudents

C.willbemoreandmorepopular

D.areofgreathelptomanycollegestudents

(E)

OnOctober5,,around3:00p.m.,SteveP.Jobs,theco­

founderofApple,diedathishomeinPaloAlto,California,aged

56,sixweeksafterresigningasCEOofApple.Thedeathwas

announcedbyApple,thecompanythatMr.Jobsandhishighschool

friendStephenWozniakstartedin1976inasuburbanCalifornia

garage.

JobswasborninSanFranciscoandadoptedatbirthbyPaulJobsandClaraJobs.

PaulJobstaughthissonbasicelectronicsandhowtoworkwithhishands.Hisadoptive

motherwasanaccountant,whotaughthimtoreadbeforehewenttoschool.Askedina

1995interviewwhathewantedtopassontohischildren,Jobsreplied,“Justtotryto

beasgoodafathertothemasmyfatherwastome.Ithinkaboutthateverydayofmy

life."

Followinghighschoolgraduationin1972,JobswasadmittedtoReedCollegein

Portland,Oregon.Althoughhedroppedoutafteronlyonesemester,hecontinuedtaking

classesatReed,sleepingonthefloorinfriends,rooms,returningCokebottlesfor

foodmoney,andgettingweeklyfreemealsatthelocaltemple.

Inthelate1970s,theydesigned,developed,andmarketedoneofthefirst

commerciallysuccessfulpersonalcomputers,theAppleIIseries.In1985,afterlosinga

powerstruggle,JobsleftAppleandfoundedNeXT,acomputerplatformdevelopment

companyspecializinginthehigher-educationandbusinessmarkets.

In1986,heputmoneyinandproducedToyStory(1995),makingJobsDisney's

largestshareholderatsevenpercent.

Apple's1996buyoutofNeXTbroughtJobsbacktothecompany.Hebecameapermanent

CEOfrom,developingtheiPod,iPhoneandiPadproducts.From,hefoughtaneight-year

battlewithcancer.Heunderwentsurgeryinandreceiveda