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世纪金榜英语答案
世纪金榜2016英语答案
【篇一:
河南省天一大联考2016届高三上学期阶段性测试(三)英语试卷】
-2016学年高中毕业班阶段性测试(三)英语试卷
第二部分阅读理解(共两节,满分40分)
第一节(共15小题,每小题2分,满分30分)
阅读下面短文,从每题所给的四个选项(a、b、c和d)中,选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将其涂黑。
a
princeton,nj---gallup’sannuallifestylepoll,conductedeachdecember,asksamericanabouttheir
attitudesandbehaviorstowardspets.herearesomeinterestingfactsaboutamericanandtheirpets:
1.sixintenamericanownsometypeofpet.amongpetowners,73%ownadogand49%owna
cat.
petownershipamongtheamericanpublicbreaksdownthisway---asthechart(图表)belowshows:
2.asidefromdogsandcats,10%ofamericansownafishandmuchsmallerpercentagesown
birds(5%),reptiles,snakes,orlizards(2%),andguineapigs(2%),horses(2%),andrabbits(1%).
3.dogstendtolivewiththeirownerswithoutothercanine(犬科的)companions;catsareabitmore
likelytosharetheirowner’shomewithfellowfelines(猫科动物).mostdogowners,59%,havejustone
dog,whilecatownersarelikelytohavemultiplecats(51%)astheyaretohavejustone(49%).
21.whatarethefavoritepartsofmostamericanpetowners?
a.fishb.catsc.birdsd.dogs
22.amongthegeneralpublic,thepercentageofcatownersis____.
a.49%b.32%c.30%d.12%
23.whatinformationcanwegetfromthelastparagraph?
a.petcatsarelesslikelytobealonethanpetdogs.
b.fewcatownershavemorethanonecat.
c.
mostdogownerskeepmorethanonedog.
d.mostdogownerskeepacataswell.
b
myshoelessonnumberone
backinmydaysasaconsumeradvocate(推销员),iwasonmywaytodeliveraspeechinnewfoundland.sittingcomfortablyintheairplaneseat,mymindwasbobbingaimlesslyonanoceanofemptiness.suddenlyibrokeoutinacoldsweatasirealizedihadforgottenmydressshoesathome.yikes!
iwaswearingrunning
shoesforanimportantspeech.
iknow,icouldbuyanewpairwhenilanded.itwastoolate,andthestoreswerealreadyclosed.
whataboutinthemorning?
no,thenextdaywassundayandmyspeechwasscheduledat9:
00a.m.ninety
secondslater,however,mycoldsweathadmiraculouslybeenreplacedwithasingleidea.
thenextmorning,ibeganmyspeech:
“youmightbewonderingwhyiamwearingrunningshoestoday.
well,it’saboutthisrequesther.wheni’mdonespeaking,i’llberunningdoortodoorandiwanteveryoneofyoutocomerunningwithme,too.”
mylittle“good-up”becameacleverdemonstrationofactionspeakinglouderthanwords.
myshoeslessonnumbertwo
mybrotherwasgettingmarried.wehadjustwitnessedthesigningofthepapersattheirhouse,andthey
wererushingovertoanotherplacefortheceremony.aswelockeduptheirhouse,mywife’ssandalbroke.shetriedwalkinginit,butinvain.soofftothenearestshoestorewequicklywent.weknewtheywouldwaitforusbeforestartingtheceremony.whatwedidnotknowwashowlongtheywouldwait.
thatday,mywifeperformedamiraclethatnootherwomanhaddonebeforeorsince.shewentintothe
storeandcameoutjustfiveminuteslaterwiththeperfectpairofsandals---breakingtheold
woman-shopping-for-shoesolympicrecordintopieces!
perhapsthemostimportantlessonhereisthat,countrytopopularbelief,theshoesdoesnotmaketheman
(orwoman).butthelackofshoescanbuildcharacter.
24.howdoestheauthorimpressyouwithhisfirstshoestory?
a.hewasveryintelligent.
b.hewastooambitious.
c.hewasstrictandcareful.
d.hewasreallystrict.
25.whatdoestheunderlineword“goof-upprobablymean?
26.beforeenteringtheshoestore,theauthorthoughtit______.
a.unlikelyforhiswifetofinishshoppinginashorttime.
b.agreatpitytohavetomisshisbrother’swedding
c.importanttotestthequalityofanewpairofshoes
d.strangetobeinadifficultsituationforasecondtime
27.whatmessagedoestheauthorconveythroughthetext?
a.emergenciescanhelpshapeourcharacter.
b.it’shardtochargeourcharacterovernight.
c.youcanneverjudgeapersonbyhislooks.
d.neverbuyshoeswithouttryingthemonfirst.
c
tensofmillionsofyearsago,anasteroid(小行星)hitwhatisnowtheyucatanpeninsulaofmexico.the
eventledtoaglobalmassextinctionthathasbeenlinkedtotheendofthedinosaurs.newresearchshowswhatthatgreatdisasterledtoisamodernageoffish.
sixty-sixmillionyearsago,theoceanwasadifferentplace.sharksandoctopus-likecreatureswerepowerful.butscientistelizabethsibertwaystherewereotherimportantspeciesaswell.“therewerealsomanyreptiles(爬行动物)intheoceanthatwereswimmingaround.andofcoursetherewerefish.absolutelytherewereray-finnedfisharound.it’sjustthattheyweren’tverydominant(占优势的).”
ms.sibertisagraduatestudentattheuniversityofcalifornia.sheandherprofessorcomparedfossilfish
teethandsharkscalesinsediment(沉淀物)thatdatedbeforeandafterthemassdeath.“basicallythedeeperdownyouget,theolderyouget.sowelookedatsedimentsfrom75millionyearsagotoabout45millionyearsago,lookingevery200,000yearsinsomecases,andevery10,000yearsinothercases.”
fossilevidenceshowedthattheratio(比率)offishtosharkchangedsharplyaftertheasteroidhit.“wesee
thatinsteadofhavingaboutequalnumberofsharkfossilsandfishfossils,weseethatthefishfossilsmoredoubleandthattrendcontinueswhilethesharkfossilsstaymoreorlessthesame.”ms.sibertexplains.
thestudysuggeststhatthemassextinctionkilledmanyanimalsatboththetopandbottomoftheoceanfoodchain.thispermittedanimalsinthemiddleofthechaintoincreasetheirnumbers.thoseanimalsarethe
ray-finnedfishthatrepresentnearlyallfishspeciestoday.
ms.sibertsayshernextstepistogobacktothemicro-fossilrecord.shewilltrytolearnfromithowthefishdealtwithotherstressesintheocean,likeglobalwarming.
28.whatcanwelearnfromthefirsttwoparagraphs?
a.thereweremoresharksthanreptilesbeforetheasteroidevent.
b.fishwerealreadyverypowerfulbeforetheasteroidevent.
c.thedinosaursdisappearedpartlybecauseoftheasteroidevent.
d.animalsonthelandsufferedmorefromtheeventthanthoseintheocean.
29.inherresearch,ms.sibertstudiedsedimentscovering______.
a.10,000yearsb.75millionyears
c.200,000yearsd.30millionyears
30.aftertheasteroidhit,________.
a.thenumberofsharksalmostdoubled
b.thenumberoffishfossilsfellgreatly
c.thenumberofsharksdidn’tchangemuch
d.thenumberoffishandsharksbecameequal
31.whatcouldbethebesttitleforthetext?
a.thebaseofoceanfoodchain
b.whydidthedinosaursdieout
c.asteroideventleadstoriseoffish
d.globalwarmingandthedinosaurs
d
catslikeclimbingtreesandtherearelogicalreasonsbehindthisbehavior.interestingly,duetosomeoftheirphysicalfeatures,catswillmeettroublegettingdownfromthetreesafterclimbingup,whichmayseemunusual.inthatcase,wehumansneedn’tbothertoofferagreatdealofhelp.
thereareseveralreasonswhycatsclimbtrees,mostlytodowithdefensivepurposes.cats,aspredators(捕
食者),liketounderstandtheirenvironmentwell.astheyaresmallanimals,theirscopeofvisionisconsiderably
smallerthantheoutdoorenvironmentoftheiryardsorneighborhoods.catsoftenclimbtreestogetabetterviewoftheirsurroundingstohelpthemseeanypotentialdangersorpotentialprey(猎物).
whilecatsarepredators,theyarealsovulnerabletoattacksfromlargeranimals,suchasdogsorevenother
cats.atreeoftenprovidesasafehidingplace.inthewild,carsclimbuptreestogivethemarestingornappingplacethatisoutofpredators’range.italsohelpsdisguisetheirpresence,whichcanpreventanypreyfrom
noticingthatthereisacatnearby.
somecatsmayclimbtreesforfun,onoccasion,orpossiblytoworkonimprovingtheirclimbingabilities.
kittensfrequentlytestouttheirclawskillsbytryingtoclimbupanythingandeverything,frombookcasestotreestoaperson’sleg.climbingpracticeisgoodforcats;itcanimprovetheirstrengthandflexibilityandteachthemanimportantdefensiveskill.topreventthemfrompracticingindoorclimbingofyourfurniture,however,ownersmaywishtopurchaseacarpetedcattreefromclimbing,andfeellessguiltywarningthemawayfromthesofa.
ifacathasgottenupatreeandcannotgetdown,theownermaywonderwhyitsremarkableclimbing
abilitiesonlyworkinonedirection.acat’sclawscurveinward,allowingittogripontosurfaceswhilegoingupheadfirst.unfortunately,thisusefulclimbingcurvedoesnothingtohelptheanimalgetbackdownagain.
eventually,mosttrappedkittieswilleitherjumpoutofthetreeorrealizethattheycangetdownbygoingtailfirst,slowlyshimmy(摇摆).eitherway,acatupatreeisusuallynothingtopanicaboutunlessitisinjuredordisabled;theyareintelligentanimalsandwillfigureouthowtogetdownsoonerorlater.
32.inmostcases,catsclimbtreesinorderto__________.
a.seekfoodb.protectthemselves
c.havefund.pleasetheirowners
33.what’sthepurposeofbuyingacarpetedcattree?
a.totrainyourcatinclimbing
b.tohelpprotectyourfurniture
c.tokeepyourcatwarminwinter
d.toimproveyourcat’sclawskills
34.seeingyourcatupatree,youaresupposedto______.
a.offeritsomefoodatonce
b.leaditdownslowly
c.justtakeiteasy
【篇二:
山西省太原市2016届高三上学期期末考试英语试卷word版含答案】
/p>第一部分听力(共两节,满分30分)
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录音内容结束后,你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转写到答题卡上。
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一小题。
每段对话仅读一遍。
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