台湾省板桥高中高三英语第一学期第二次测试题Word格式文档下载.docx
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3.___________________yourgenerosity,Icouldnothavelivedthroughthehardtime.
(A)Wereitnotfor(B)Haditnotbeenfor(C)Ifitwerenot(D)Ifithadnotbeen
4.Physicalexercisecanhelp___________and___________yourmentalstress.
(A)relaxing,handling(B)relaxing,handle(C)relax,handle(D)relax,handling
5.Thestatuesarestandinginthecirculararrangement,withthetallestone__________twotons.
(A)weighting(B)weight(C)weighing(D)weighed
6.Thebiggeststonehereis2meters______________.
(A)widely(B)width(C)inwide(D)inwidth
7.Theconstructionofthepyramid_______________thelaborofahundredthousandworkers.
(A)isestimatedtobeinvolved(B)isestimatedtohaveinvolved
(C)estimatedtoinvolve(D)estimatestohaveinvolved
8.8.Whichofthefollowingcannotberewrittenbyusing“it”asadummysubjectorobject(虚主词或虚受词)?
(A)Ifounditwasdifficulttocommunicatewithforeigners.
(B)Thatsomanypeoplearedyingofstarvationisatragedy.
(C)Wecan’ttakeourparent’sloveforgranted.
(D)Moderntechnologyhasmadesendinganemailinafewsecondspossible.
9.____________whenmyheartwasyoungandgay.
(A)Gonearethedays(B)Arethedaysgone
(C)Gonethedaysare(D)Thedaysgoneare
10._________livingcostskeepgettinghigh,Isuggestwestayhomecookingandnoteatout.
(A)Assoonas(B)Nowthat(C)Although(D)For
11.Ifthethingsonthelistarealreadydealtwith,theycanbe_____________.
(A)checkedoff(B)wipedout(C)off(D)ontheadviceofyou
12.Therestaurantissopopularthatyouhadbettermakeareservationatleast2days___________.
(A)bynow(B)upanddown(C)inadvance(D)fornow
13.Theunexpectedeventmademeseehim_________;
Itotallychangedmythoughtabouthim.
(A)inadifferentlight(B)beyondhiscontrol
(C)inthefirstplace(D)atthemoment
14.Theamountoftheinterest-freeloanislimited;
weshould______familieswithlowincomes.
(A)meanalotto(B)knowforsure(C)askfor(D)givepriorityto
15.Switchoffyourheadlights,oryou’ll_____________thebatteries.
(A)reachfor(B)hangup(C)chipoff(D)rundown
II.ClozeTest:
16-35(20%)
Pyramids16tobebuiltover4500yearsagoinEgypt.ThePyramidofKhufuhadbeenthetallestbuildingintheworlduntilthe13thcentury.Manyofthestonesinthegreatpyramidweighed9,000poundsormore.Itisnotknown17theEgyptianswereabletomovesuchenormousstonesintoplace.AnothergreatmysteryisStonehenge,a18astronomicalobservatory19backto4,000yearsago.20thepyramids,latergenerationshadnoideahowalotoften-tonblocksofstonewerequarried,movedseveralmiles,andsetinperfectposition.Twothousandyearslater,theinhabitantsofEasterIslandwereableto21over200enormousstatues,22weighedmorethan100tons.Thetalleststatueevererected239.80meterstall.Nooneknowshowtheybuilt,moved,orerectedthesestatues.StillanotherfamousmysteryistheconstructionoftheNascaLines.Giantlines,triangles,circles,spirals,birds,spiders,monkeys,andflowersaredrawnintothedesertofNasca.Theselinesandshapescannotbeseenfromtheground,buttheylookveryclearfromthesky.24isnotknownwhytheancientNascacarvedtheselines.Someexperts,however,havespeculatedthattheselineswereused25withgods.
16.(A)estimated(B)wereestimated(C)estimate(D)hadestimated
17.(A)how(B)what(C)who(D)where
18,(A)messy(B)massive(C)mutual(D)moral
19.(A)dates(B)dated(C)dating(D)todate
20.(A)Aswith(B)Likewise(C)Similarly(D)Identically
21.(A)amaze(B)identify(C)estimate(D)erect
22.(A)whichsome(B)somewhich(C)someofwhich(D)whichofsome
23.(A)measuring(B)measured
(C)measure(D)wasmeasured
24.(A)It(B)That(C)One(D)There
25.(A)tocommunicating(B)communicating
(C)tocommunicate(D)communicate
Everyoneexperiencesstressattimes---adults,teens,andevenkids.__26__asanon-specificresponseofthebody__27__aparticularevent,everyoneexperiencesstressalittle__28__.Theissueiscomplicatedbythefactthat__29__onefindsrelaxingmaybestressfulto__30__andviceversa.Additionally,althoughenoughstresscanbeagoodthing,toomuchstressisadifferentstory.__31___,feelingalittlestressaboutatestthat’scomingupcanmotivatestudentstostudyhard.Butstressingouttoomuchoverthetestcan__32__ithardtoconcentrateonthematerialstudentsneedtolearn.Thepointisthatweshouldtrytomakeitworkforus__33___againstus.Themostimportanthelpfulmethodofdealingwithstressisthatwelearntorecognize__34__ourbodiesareunderstressthatcomesalongwithanynewchallenge,goodorbad.Stress-managementskillsworkbestwhenthey’reusedregularly,notjustwhenthepressure’son.Knowinghowto“de-stress”whenthingsarerelativelycalmhelpusgetthroughchallengingcircumstancesthatmay__35___.
26(A)Define(B)Defined(C)Defining(D)Todefine
27(A)in(B)at(C)to(D)for
28(A)differ(B)different(C)difference(D)differently
29(A)that(B)what(C)which(D)when
30(A)theother(B)other(C)another(D)others
31(A)Nevertheless(B)Onthecontrary(C)What’sworse(D)Forexample
32(A)make(B)put(C)lay(D)found
33(A)inspiteof(B)insteadof(C)regardlessof(D)intermsof
34(A)how(B)what(C)when(D)which
35(A)rise(B)arise(C)arouse(D)raise
III.文意选填:
36-45(10%)(请忽略句首大小写问题)
WhenthefirstDutchsailingshipcametoEasterIslandin1772,thecaptainandcrewwereafraidtolandfortheysawalineofgiantslookingdownatthemfromthehighcliffs.Astheshipgraduallysailedcloser,thegiants(36)still.Finally,thesailorsrealizedthegiantswereonlystatues.Thesehugecarvingshavepuzzledtheworldever(37).
Thehuman-likestatues,knownas“moai,”aresomeofthemostincredibleancientrelicseverdiscovered.TheynotonlyfeaturethisChilean-governedislandbut(38)severalunanswerablequestions.ThebiggeststatueonEasterIslandmeasuresupto60feetandweighsover100tons.Thereareagreatnumberofsmaller(39),about15feethigh.Forunknownreasons,allthestatuesarecarvedoutofvolcanicrockandalllooksolemn,someofthemeven(40)stonehats.
Peoplefind(41)confusinghowtheinhabitantsachievedthisverydifficultfeat.SomescientistsspeculatethatpalmtreesflourishedonEasterIslandinthepast.Theythinkitwastheinhabitants(42)cutthetreesdownandplacedtheheavystatuesonthetreetrunks(43)ameansoftransportation.(44)disputethistheorybecausetherearenopalmtreesontheislandtoday.
Despitethedebate,theactualpurposeofthestatuesaswellashowtheyweremovedintoplace(45)amystery.
(A)others
(B)remains
(C)present
(D)since
(E)wearing
(AB)ones
(AC)who
(AD)as
(AE)stayed
(BC)it
IV.篇章结构:
46-50(10%)
Stressiswhatyoufeelwhenyouhavetohandlemorethanyouareusedto.Whenyouarestressed,yourbodyrespondsasthoughyouareindanger.46.Thisiscalledthefight-or-flightstressresponse.
Somestressisnormalandevenuseful.Itcanhelpifyouneedtoworkhardorreactquickly.Forexample,itcanhelpyouwinaraceorfinishanimportantjobontime.
47.Itcanbelinkedtoheadaches,anupsetstomach,backpain,ortroublesleeping.Itcanweakenyourimmunesystem,makingithardertofightoffdisease.48.Itcanmakeyoumoody,tense,ordepressed.Yourrelationshipsmaysuffer,andyoumaynotdowellatworkorschool.
Sometimesitisclearwherestressiscomingfrom.Youcancountonstressduringamajorlifechangesuchasthedeathofalovedone,gettingmarried,orhavingababy.49.
Itmayhelptokeepastressjournal.Getanotebookandwritedownwhensomethingmakesyoufeelstressed.Thenwritehowyoureactedandwhatyoudidtodealwiththestress.Keepingastressjournalcanhelpyoufindoutwhatiscausingyourstressandhowmuchstressyoufeel.
50.
(A)Othertimes,however,itmaynotbesoclearwhyyoufeelstressed
(B)Ifyoualreadyhaveahealthproblem,stressmaymakeitworse
(C)Itmakeshormonesthatspeedupyourheart,makeyoubreathefaster,andgiveyouaburstofenergy
(D)Thenyoucantakestepstoreducethestressorhandleitbetter
(E)Butifstresshappenstoooftenorlaststoolong,itcanhavebadeffects
V.ReadingComprehension:
51-60(20%)
Peoplehavebeendrawingandpaintingforthousandsofyears.Noonereallyknowswhenpaintingfirstbegan.Archaeologists,scientistswhostudyancientpeopleandtheircultures,havefoundpaintingsindifferentplacesallovertheworld.Someofthemarecloseto30,000yearsold!
Thesepaintingstellusalotaboutpeopleandlifeinprehistorictimes.
ThebestexamplesofprehistoricartwerediscoveredincavesinsouthernFrance,neartheborderbetweenFranceandSpain.Inthatareatherearemanymountainsmadeofrock.Insideofthesemountainsaredarkcaves.Theyareveryhardtofindbecausetheentrancestothecavesareoftenundergroundorevenunderwater.Thecavesaredarkanddifficulttoenter.Therearelong,narrowpassagesaroundlarge,sharprocksthatleadintothecaves.Attheendofthepassagestherearelarge,openspaces.Inaplaceli
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