高三英语上册期末考试试题一

第一部分：听力理解（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）

1.Whatdoesthemanthinkofthewhiteshirt?

A.ItisprettyoldB.Itdoesn'tfithimC.Helikesitsdesign

2.Whatdoesthewomanadvisethemantobuy?

A.SomefruitsB.SomeflowersC.Somebooks

3.Whatdoesthewomanmean?

A.Shehasalreadybeentothedoctor'sB.Shehasn'tseenadoctor

yet

C.Sheisallrightnow

4.Whichapartmentisthewomaninterestedin?

A.Theone-bedroomapartment.B.Thetwo-bedroomapartment.

C.Thethree-bedroomapartment.

5.Whatisthewomandoing?

A.GivingadaviceB.AskingthewayC.Makingarequest

第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。

6.Whatdoesthemanwantthewomantodo?

A.BuyaCDforhimB.LendhimhernotesC.Lookafterhis

mother

7.Howmanytimesdidthemancallthewoman?

A.TenB.NineC.Eight

听第7段材料，回答第8、9题

8.Whoboughtthenewcar?

A.ThewomanB.HenryC.Lily

9.WhatdoweknowaboutLily?

A.ShelikesHenryverymuchB.Shewantstomarryafamous

man

C.Shedoesn'tlikemoneysomuch

听第8段对话，回答第10至12题

10.What'swrongwiththeman?

A.Hecan'tstopcoughingB.HeishavingaheadacheC.Heis

havingastomachache

11.What'stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?

A.FriendsB.MotherandsonC.Brotherandsister

12.Whatwillthemandonext?

A.GiveacalltoLucyB.HavearestonthebedC.Gotosee

Lucy

请听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。

13.What'stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?

A.BossandsecretaryB.HusbandandwifeC.Brotherandsister

14.Whenwillthemangotheairport?

A.At12:30B.At13:30C.At3:00

15.Wherewillthemanbeontheseventeenthdayofhisbusiness?

A.InChinaB.InAmericaC.InJapan

16.WhydoesthewomanthinkTomislucky?

A.BecausehecancomebackhomeearlyB.Becausehedoesn't

goonbusiness

C.BecausehecantraveltoTokyo

请听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17.WhendidAnderson'sfatherdie?

A.In1815B.In1816C.In1828

18.HowoldwasAndersonwhenhedied?

A.60yearsoldB.65yearsoldC.70yearsold

19.WhichismostlikelythenumberoffairytalesAndersonleftthe

world?

A.168B.136C.116

20.Whatcanwelearnfromthetext?

A.AndersononceworkedonafarmB.Andersondidn'tgoto

university

C.Anderson'sfathermadeshoesforaliving.

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.I'msorryIdidn'trecognizeyourvoicejustnow.Itsoundedquite

differentthephone.

A.fromB.inC.onD.to

22."Yousmokeinthebedroom,“Rosesaidtoherhusbandand

pushedhimoutoftheroom.

A.needn'tB.mustn'tC.darenotD.won't

23.—ThecombinationofChinesecultureandmoderntechnologieswill

maketheBeijingOlympicsaspecialevent.

A.GoodideaB.That'sallrightC.It'sfunD.Icouldn't

agreemore

24.Unlessallhisdemandswere，hewouldrefusetosignthe

agreement,heinsisted.

A.metB.permittedC.allowedD.replied

25.一Don'tyouthink400thousandyuanistherightofthe

house?

—No.It'smorethanIcanafford.

A.moneyB.priceC.valueD.cost

26.—How'sthat?Whobroketheglass?

—Well,itme.Iwasdoingmyhomeworkthewhole

evening.

A.hasn'tbeenB.hadn'tbeen

C.weren'tD.wasn't

27.Thenewshasspreadallovertheworldthesatellite

Chang'E1hasbeensuccessfullysentuptocirclethemoon.

A.thatB.whichC.whetherD.what

28.—Isitsafeenoughtostandhere.Morn?

—No,comeabittome,honey.

A.closeB.closelyC.closerD.moreclosely

29.Excuseme,Ican,tyou.Couldyoupleaseslowdownabit?

A.lookuptoB.keepupwithC.liveuptoD.come

upwith

30.Withsomebooksbadlyneeded,shehurriedtothe

bookstore.

A.buyingB.boughtC.tobuyD.buy

31.MountWuyiissuchanattractiveplaceofinterest

everyonelikestovisit.

A.thatB.asC.whichD.what

32.Whyareyousolate?

1gotstuckinthetrafficjam,orIearlier.

A.arrivedB.hadarrivedC.wouldarriveD.wouldhave

arrived

33.,Icouldnotmemorizethetext.

A.HoweverharddidItryB.Howeverhard1tried

C.HoweverItriedhardD.HoweverIhadtriedhard

34.Bytheendof2007,abouthalfamillionpeoplehadfloodedintothe

city,uparound10percentofitstotalpopulation.

A.makeB.madeC.makingD.tobemade

35.Don'tbetoohardonhim.Afterall,itwasforthefirsttime

hemadesuchamistake.

A.thatB.whenC.sinceD.before

第二节完形填空(共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分)

Theothernight,Ihadtogotoameeting,whichlastedpastmy

daughter'sbedtime.136homeandwasbrushingmyteethwhenI

37,andthereonthebathroommirrorwasanoteinthe38ofa

heart.Itsaid,“Hi,Mom!ILoveYou.Laurel."39，Icutaheart

outofapieceofpaper,andtapeda(n)40nexttohers,saying,"I

LoveYou,Too,Laurel.Love,Mom,"whichshe41thenext

morning.

Ourfamilyhas42thatbyintegratingwritingintoour43

activities,webecomemorethoughtfulofeachother.Meanwhile,our

daughterislearningtoenjoywritingandbecominga(n)44writer.

Whileteachinginaprimaryschool,I45howinfluentialparents

canbeaschildrenlearntowrite.46whenourdaughterfirstbegan

toscribble(乱涂)，Ibecame47byherwork.Iofferedpraiseforher

48,forIfoundthatscribblingisfarmorecomplexandimportantthanI

had49.Itwasobviousthatherscribbles,50beinglovelyart

objects,showedalotabouther51oftheworldofwriting.

Gradually,ourfamilybeganwritingagreatdeal.Isensedthatwriting

helpedLaurellearn52toread.Asamatteroffact,by53my

ownchildandherfriendsandbyreadingprofessionalbooks,Ibecame

moreandmore54abouthowwritingdevelopsandhow55can

helpchildrenbecomeeagerwriters.

36.A.leftB.returnedC.missedD.headed

37.A.turnedupB.turneddownC.lookedupD.looked

on

38.A.sizeB.shadeC.modelD.shape

39.A.ImmediatelyB.SuddenlyC.FinallyD.Directly

40.A.pictureB.articleC.noteD.page

41.A.feltB.wroteC.readD.heard

42.A.foundB.imaginedC.dreamedD.doubted

43.A.relativeB.usefulC.dailyD.personal

44.A.importantB.ordinaryC.fortunateD.skilled

45.A.learnedB.regardedC.considered

D.discussed

46.A.YetB.ThoughC.ButD.So

47.A.disappointedB.attractedC.puzzled

D.worried

48.A.effectsB.effortsC.suggestions

D.methods

49.A.caredB.insistedC.realized

D.proved

50.A.apartfromB.farfromC.insteadofD.rather

than

51.A.argumentsB.fearC.understanding

D.dislikes

52.A.whenB.howC.what

D.whether

53.A.noticingB.discoveringC.checking

D.observing

54.A.particularB.clearC.anxiousD.crazy

55.A.teachersB.friendsC.books

D.parents

第三部分阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）

A

Theotherdayatthesupermarket,1sawanaughtychildofaboutsix

cryingloudly,fallingtothefloorandrefusingtomove.Allthewhilethe

troubledmotherwastryingtopersuadehimtobehavewellbutfailed.A

littlesmack（掴，打）onhisbottomwouldhavedonethejob,Ithought.

Teenagersalsocausediscipline（名己律）problems.AsateacherIhada

16-year-oldstudent

whohadfalleninlovewithawaiteratafast-foodrestaurant.Infact,she

hadlefthometostaywithhim.Sowedecidedtoputherintheschool

hostel.Sherefused.Whensheheardhermotherbegginghertostayin

thehostelsheturnedroundandsaid：”Whydon'tyoustayinthehostelif

youlikeit80much?^^

Mypalmswereitchingtoslapherforbeingsorudebutthepoor

mothercontinuedtocajoleher,hopingthatgentlepersuasionwould

workwonders.Itdidnot.ThelastIheard,shehadrunawayfromhome

again.

Thelistgoesonandon.Coulditbethattoday'sparentsaresofter

andbelievethattheymustnotrod（棍棒惩罚）theirchildrenforfearof

thebadresult?Ordotheyactuallybelievethatthechildrenwillgetridof

thebadhabitsandbehavewellnaturallyastheygrowolder?Ibegto

disagree.IbelieveitistheparentsJdutytodisciplinethechildrenevenat

ayoungage.

MychildrenwhoarenowadultswillprovethefactthatIusedthe

rodwhenIthoughtitnecessary.Laterwhentheywentabroad,they

relatedtotheirBritishuniversityfriendsonhowtheywere

disciplined.Theirfriendsabroadwerefilledwithhorrorandtoldmy

daughterthatIcouldbechargedforchildabuse（虐待）.However,my

daughtershowedgreatrespectformewhenshetoldthemthatshe

wouldnotbewhereshewastodayifnotformystrictdiscipline.

56.Accordingtothepassage,theauthorwouldprobably.

A.beatthechildreneverydayB.punishthechildrenwhen

necessary

C.leavethechildrenastheyareD.treatthechildrenina

softerway

57.Theunderlinedword“cajole”(inParagraph3)probably

means.

A.persuadeB.scoldC.forgiveD.punish

58.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothlepassage?

A.Thenaughtyboy'smotherhithimonthebottomatlast.

B.Theteenager'smotherlivedtogetherwithherdaughterinthe

schoolthen.

C.Theauthorwaschargedforchildabusebyherdaughter'sfriends

abroad.

D.Theauthor'sdaughterwasverythankfulforherparent'sstrict

discipline.

59.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleofthispassage?

A.RespectParentsB.SpoilKidsC.ValueDiscipline

D.ProtectKids

B

Iwentonlinetocheckmypaywasinmybankaccount(账户).To

myamazementIdiscoveredthatnotonlyhadIbeenpaid,acompany

rdneverworkedforhadalsopaidme!IknowFdhavebeenbeside

myselfifmyownsalarywasnotinmyaccount,soItriedtogetthe

moneybacktotherightperson.Easiersaidthandone.

Thebankcouldn'thelpasit"wasn'tabankproblem."The

human-resourcedepartmentatthecompanythatpaidmewasunableto

helpasIdidn'thaveenoughdetails.1rangthebankagain.Thankfully

Ihadasympatheticcalloperatorwhogavemeaname,soIagainrangthe

company“Daniel"workedfor.

Iexpectedthebankwouldcontactmetoarrangetotakethemoney

frommyaccountandrepayDaniel.Iheardnothingforamonthandthe

moneyremainedinmyaccountwhenDanielcalled,explaininghe'd

triedtogetbackhismoneybuthadbeenunsuccessfulasneitherthebank

norhiscompanyfeltitwastheirerror.HehadrungtoaskifIcouldspeak

tothebank,butafterchattingforafewminuteswerealizedwecould

probablyfixthisproblemourselves.

Wedecided1wouldtakethemoneyfrommyaccountandhewould

pickitupfromme.DuetomybusyjobIwasunabletomeetDaniel

personallybutheleftmealovelybottleofwineinexchangeforwhatwas

rightfullyhis.IneverhadanyintentionofkeepingDanieFspaybutred

tape（繁琐手续）madeitdifficulttodotherightthing.Itallcamedownto

twopeoplebeingabletodowhatahugebankandalargecompany

couldn'tdo——admitamistakehasoccurredandfixit.

60.Whatwastheattitudeoftheauthortowardstheextramoneyinhis

bankaccount?

A.Hedidn'tknowwhattodowithit.

B.Hefeltluckytogetit.

C.Hethoughtofkeepingitforhimself.

D.Hewantedtoreturnittotherightperson.

61.Theunderlinedphrase“besidemyself”(inParagraph1)probably

means.

A.veryfortunateB.veryangryC.readythankfulD.at

ease

62.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A.Danielhadbeenrepaidwhenhecalledtheauthor.

B.Theauthorwastoblameashedidn'thaveenoughdetails.

C.Neitherthebanknorthecompanyadmittedtheirfault.

D.Danielhadthesamenameastheanthor5s.

63.Howwastheproblemsolvedintheend?

A.TheauthorandDanielsolvedtheproblemthemselves.

B.ItcostDanielalovelybottleofwinetogetbackhismoney.

C.Theauthorgavethemoneybacktothecompany.

D.Thecalloperatorofferedtosolvetheirproblem.

64.Fromthepassagewecaninferthat.

A.thebankcouldsolvetheproblemsoonandeasilywiththeredtape

B.somelargeorganizationsusuallyhavetroublesomeofficialrules

C.Danieldidn'tknowtheelrorbeforehecontactedtheauthor

D.thecompanygavethewrongaccounttothebank

C

Oneblueskyaboveus,

Oneoceanlappingatourshore,

Oneearthsogreatandround,

Whocouldaskforanythingmore?

PeteSeeger

Infact,nobodyhastherighttoaskforanythingmore.Ifwehumans

failtokeepabalancebetweenourneedsandtheneedsofthenatural

world,ourgreatroundEarthwillnolongerbefittoliveon.

Therearemanyreasonsforkeepingthisbalance.

Forone,ifwecontinuetoover-fishtheseas,certainspecieswill

disappear.Thekindsoffishthatwehumanscatchfeedonsmallerones,

andifallthesekillersdisappear,thesmallerfishwilloverwhelm（泛

滥）thesea.Edible（可食的）fish一aswellasmanyfishermen's

livelihoods一willdisappear.

Andifwecontinuetoclearland,cuttingdowntrees,theanimals,

whichusetreesasafoodsourceandforshelter,willsufferfroma

disturbance.Manyofthemwilleventuallydieout.

Sincewelovethebeautyandgraceofdeerandmooserunningin

ourwoods,protectionagainstover-huntingisalsoamust.Ifhunters

breakourlawsandkillanimalswhenitisnottime,thenthesespecies

won5tbethereanymore一forbeautyorhunting.

Finally,ifmankeepspollutingandlitteringthewatersfreshand

saltnonbiodegradablesubstances（非降解物质）willbuildupand

makethewaterunfittosupportunderwaterlives.

Again,manypeoplewhomaketheirlivingfromtheseawillnolongerbe

ableto.

Weneedthisbalancetokeepthebeautyofourworldforourselves

andforourchildrenandgrandchildren.Forifthatbeautydisappears,

everythingmancanhopetoachievewillbelostforever.

65.Thepoematthebeginningisquoted（弓I述）.

A.toshowtheunlimitednaturalresources

B.toshowthereadersthedamagedonetonature

C.todrawthereaders'attentiontotheprotectionoftheearth

D.toexpresstheprideofwhatwe'vedonefornature

66.WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentionedinthepassage?

A.Over-fishing.B.Over-hunting.

C.Waterpollution.D.Globalwarming.

67.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A.Hunterscankilltheanimalsfreelywhenit'stime.

B.Thesmallerfishwillfloodtheseabecauseofoceanpollution.

C.Thedeerwillnolongerbebeautifulasaresultofdisappearanceof

trees.

D.Bothunderwaterlivesandhumanswillbeindangerunlessthe

watersarekeptclean.

68.Thepassagemainlytellsusthat.

A.thenecessityoffightingagainstlittering

B.theserioussituationofwaterpollution

C.thedisappearanceofthebeautyofourworld

D.theimportanceofkeepingthebalanceofnature

D

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69.Fromthead,wecaninferthatSunnyfieldisprobably

A.ahospitalservingpeoplewithdisabilities

B.ahotelofferingjobopportunitiesforthedisabled

C.anorganizationofferingservicestothedisabled

D.afactoryforthedisabledtotraintheirskills

70.Whichofthefollowingshowstheflexibilityandvarietyofthejob

offered?

A.Youcanworkeitherfull-timeorpart-timeatdifferentplaces.

B.Youneedadrivinglicencewhenapplyingforajob.

C.Youshouldworkfarawayfromhome.

D.Youshouldhaveyearsofworkexperience.

71.HowmanywayscanonegetfurtherinformationaboutSunnyfield?

A.One.B.Two.C.Three.D.Four.

E

AlfredKorzybskibelievesthatallhumanbeingsleadakindof

doublelife.First,peopleliveinaninternal（内在的）worldofideas,

feelings,etc.Thehappeningsinthisworldarepatternsofeventsinthe

humannervoussystem.Secondly,peopleliveinaworldoutsidetheir

skins,theexternal（外内的）worldof“reality”.Thehappeningsinthis

worldarepatternsofeventsbestknowntoscience.

Thefirstworld,thepatternsofeventsinsideourskins,Korzybski

calledtheINTENSIONALarea.Thesecond,thepatternsofevents

outsideourskins,hecalledtheEXTENSIONALarea.Thinkfora

momentaboutthetwoworldsinwhichyoulive.Look,forexample,at

thefollowingdiagram：

INTENSIONALPATTERNSEXTENSIONAL

PATTERNS

"cat"AnobjectwecaII

“cat”

physicaland

Theimageofthiscat.chemicaIevents

best

Ideasaboutcats.knowntoscience.

FeeIingsaboutcats.

Physicaltensionsaroused

bythecat：theurgeto

pickitup,tokickit,etc.

Thinkingalongtheselines,AlfredKorzybskibegantoseewhatwas

wrongwiththegreatnumberofpeople：theyconfusedintensionalevents

withextensional“reality”.Hebelievedthattoomanypeoplemistakethe

eventsintheirownnervoussystemsforeventsintheoutside

world.Whentheygetlostinastrangecity,moreoftenthannottheyare

angryatthemaptheyuse.Infact,it'sthemapsofwordsintheirheads

thataretoblame.

72.AccordingtoAlfredKorzybski,wehumanbeingslivein.

A.theworldofideas

B.theworldofreality

C.eithertheworldofideasorthatofreality

D.boththeworldofideasandthatofreality

73.The1NTENSIONALareainthepassagereferstothepatternsof

events.

A.outsideourskins

B.bestknowntoscience

C.inthehumannervoussystem

D.intheexternalworldofreality

74.WhichofthefollowingbelongstoEXTENSIONALpattern?

A.Acomputerontheshelf.

B.Acomputerisuseful.

C.Ilikethecomputer.

D.Iwanttobuythecomputer.

75.AccordingtowhatAffredKorzybskistatesinthelastparagraph,you

getlostbecauseof.

A.themapyoubringwithyou

B.themapsofwordsinyourhead

C.therealityworldbeforeyou

D.thestrangecityyouvisit

2011-2012学年上学期高三英语期末考试

第二卷

第四部分写作（共两节，满分35分）

第一节

Mr.Smithboughtahousenearaschool.Hespentthefirstweekthere

in—76—（和平）.Thencameanewschoolyear.Everyafternoonafter

schoolseveralboyscametoplayfootballb_77—hishouse.They

made_78m