山东省潍坊市临朐县届高三阶段性教学质量检测英语试题.docx

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山东省潍坊市临朐县届高三阶段性教学质量检测英语试题

高三阶段性教学质量检测

英语试题

本试卷分第I卷（选择题）和第II卷（非选择题）两部分，共12页，满分150分。

考试用时120分钟。

第I卷（选择题，共105分）

注意事项：

1.答第I卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号、考试科目涂写在答题卡上。

2．每小题选出答案后，用2B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，再选涂其他答案标号。

在试题卷上作答无效。

第一部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分55分）

第一节单项选择（共10小题：

每小题1．5分，满分15分）

1．________toakeyuniversity，allthestudentsinSeniorthreearemakinggreateffortstostudy．

A．ToadmitB．AdmitingC．AdmittedD．Tobeadmitted

2．HaveyouseentheTVshowWhereAreWegoing,Dad______guestsarewell-known?

A．itsB．thatC．whoseD．ofwhich

3．Itwasherturntogetintothemanager’sofficeforaninterviewafter_____seemedanendlesswait．

A．thatB．whatC．whenD．which

4．—Canyouhelpmewiththishardmathproblem,Jack？

________

—Ok,letmethinkitover．

A．I'mstuckB．Ican’tfindit

C．Ididn’tgetit，D．I'mfedupwithit

5．—Dad,howdidyougetaticket?

Ialways___you______acarefuldriver．

—Sorry，butIthoughtIcouldgetthroughthecrossingbeforethelightturned．

A．think；areB．amthinking；areC．thought；wereD．think；were

6．Afterplayingintheparkforafewhours，thepupilsgatheredundertrees___shadeand____downtoeattheirpicniclunch．

A．provided；satB．providing；satC．provided；sitD．providing；sitting

7．—Howaboutyourjob-hunting，dearbrother?

—Noluck．Now，I’vereachedthestage_____Idon’tcarewhatIdo．

A．whereB．whatC.whichD．why

8．—Nowlet’smoveontothenexttopic．Doyoufollowme，Jane?

—______，Mr．Smith．

A．No，I’mnotB．Yes，Iwill

C．No，Ihaven’tD．Yes，perfectly

9.—_____youwritecompositionsbothinEnglishandChinesesowell?

—Byreadingandkeepingdiarieseveryday．

A．HowisitB．WhatisitC．HowisitthatD．Whatisitthat

10．Friendsareangelswholiftustoourfeet____ourwingshavetroublerememberinghowtofly．

A．unlessB．thoughC．becauseD．when

第二节完形填空（共两篇；第一篇短文l0小题，每小题1分；第二篇短文20小题，每小题1.5分；满分40分）

阅读下面两篇短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

Somebodymightsay，“Iwanttobeabigfish，asbigasBillGates,inabigpool，aslargeasMicrosoft．”However,weallknowitis11foragreenhandinthefield．Thenyouhaveto12themattercarefully．Certainlywhicheversideyouchoosetotake，youhaveyouropportunitytosucceed．Nowtheproblemiswhichcanprovideyoumore13．

Ichoosetobeabigfishinasmallpool．Abigcompanymaygiveyouahighstartingpoint,butasmallcompany14youopportunitytopracticevariousskills．Duringtheprocess，youmay15yourself,recognizeyourstrongpointsandfindyour16．What’smore，withoutsomanylimitationsand17inasmallcompany，ifyoureallyhaveabilities，you’llgetmoreopportunitiestoclimbtoahigherpoint．Finally，beingabigfish（although）inasmallpool，givesagreenhand18whichisquiteimportantforsuccess．

19，youshouldnotjuststayinyoursmallpool．Althoughyoumaybe20ofbeingabigfishthere，youshouldalwaysdreamofbeingabigfishinabigpool!

11．A．importantB．impossibleC．unnecessaryD．unfair

12.A．supposeB．describeC．realizeD．weigh

13．A．chancesB．adviceC．freedomD．fortune

14．A．requiresB．sendsC．offersD．causes

15．A．improveB．increaseC．impressD．encourage

16．A．imaginationB．dreamC．1imitationD．potential

17．A．interestsB．habitsC．rulesD．beliefs

l8．A．patienceB．confidenceC．coincidenceD．violence

l9．A．ImmediatelyB．GenerallyC．CertainlyD．Occasionally

20．A．carefulB．proudC．tiredD．regretted

B

IwasshoppingintownwhenIsawamanagedabout30walkingwithdifficultydowntheroad．Hedidn’thaveanypossessionswithhimandIguessedhewas21andthatheseemedtohavepaininhis22．Iwatchedhimforafewminutes23Iwasunabletohelpthatday.

AllthateveningIthoughtabouthimand24abouthislifeandhisstory．Goingtobed，I25thatifourpathscrossedagainIwouldhelphim．

Isawhimtheverynextday!

Hestoppedand26ayoungwomaninfrontofmeforsomecash．Shelookedsurprisedandnotvery27tobestopped．Butshe28gavehimafewcoins．I29walkingbehindandsawhimdropthemoneyintoacharitybox．Iquicklywenttothecashmachinetogetsomemoney30tryingtowatchwherehewent．

With31inmypocket，Ifollowedhimatadistance．Hewasstillwalkingasif32.Iheardhimaskaladyformoney，33hehadulcers（溃疡）inhislegandhewantedtogetsome34forthem．Shecouldn’thelpbutatleastspoketohimabouthis35．

Iwalkeduptohimafterthat，putthefolded36inhishandsohewouldn'tfeeluncomfortable，andheldhishandforasecondortwo．Ididn’tsay37，wejustlockedeyesandhesaid，”Godblessyou!

”Withthat，hewalkedaway．I38Ihadhungaroundandspokentohim．

About10minuteslater，Isawhim39somefood，perhapswiththemoneyI’dgivenhim．Icannottellyouhe40itfelttohavehelped.

21．A．shyB．weakC．1azyD．homeless

22．A．armB．waistC．1egD.foot

23．A．andB．butC．orD．because

24．A．talkedB．caredC．wonderedD．doubted

25．A．choseB．suggestedC．declaredD．decided

26．A．invitedB．askedC．encouragedD．attempted

27．A．excitedB．eagerC．happyD．nervous

28．A．evenB．everC．yetD．still

29．A．gaveupB.stucktoC．carriedonD．turnedto

30．A．whileB．beforeC．sinceD．until

31．A．stuffB．cashC．medicineD．food

32．A．invainB．ateaseC．inpainD.onpurpose

33．A．sayingB．cryingC．complainingD．warning

34．A．comfortB．treatmentC．adviceD．sympathy

35．A．futureB．1ifeC．problemD．way

36．A．noticeB．paperC．pictureD．money

37．A．anythingB．somethingC．everythingD．nothing

38．A．rememberB．wishC．forgetD．insist

39．A．wasteB．begC．buyD．prepare

40．A．wiseB．goodC．thankfulD．regretful

第二部分阅读理解（共25题，每小题2分，满分50分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

Johnsatonthesofaasusual，notknowingthathislifewouldchangeonthatbeautifulautumnday．Ashelefthishouse，hethoughtofeverythingthatheneededtobuy，madealist,andthengotintohiscar．Ashebegantodrive，hismindcametothefightthathehadwithhisgirlfriend．Whenhefinallybegantofocusbackonhisdriving，itwasjustamomemttoolate.Hehadhitacarandtherewasnowaytostopwhathappenednext．

Thesmellofpetrolfilledtheair，andheknewthatheneededtogetoutofthecar．Strongarmsbegantopullhimoutandhesawawomanwhowasscreaming．Astrangerhandedachildtoherandthechildwasinjured．Afterwards，theyweretakentothehospital．

Bychance，hewasinaroomonthesamefloorasthemotherandchild．Forthefirsttimeinhislife，hewastrulysorry．Hemadehiswaytotheirroom，lookedattheupsetmotherstraightintheeyeandsaidsimply．“PleaseforgivemeandIdidn’tmeanforthistohappen．”Thewomanstoodthere，completelyshocked，andsaid，“Ittookalotofcourageforyoutoaskforforgiveness，andmydaughterisalwayssayingtometojustforgiveandforget．Iwillgiveyouforgiveness.”

Johnbegantocry，andnotknowingwhattodo，hethrewhisarmsaroundthemotheroftheinjuredgirlandtoldherthathewoulddoanythingtheyneeded．Tomakeiteasierforhim；thewomantoldhimherandherdaughter’snames.Thentheysatthereandtalkedforhours，watchingherdaughtersleep．Theyarenowfriendsandareenjoyingthewonderfulfriendship，allbecauseofforgiveness．

41．John．hitacarbecause_______________．

A．thebrakesofhiscarweren’tworkingproperly

B．hehadjuststartedtolearndriving

C．hewasfightingwithhisgirlfriend

D．hewasabsent-mindedwhiledriving

42．Whatcanwelearnfromthetext?

A．Johnboughtacarforhisgirlfriend．

B．ThewomanhelpedJohntogetoutofthecar．

C．Johnwasgoingtobuysomethingjustbeforetheaccident．

D．ThewomanpersuadedherdaughtertoforgiveJohn

43．Whatisthemainideaofthethirdparagraph?

A．Johnlearnedhowtobeforgivenbythewoman．

B．Johnapologizedtothewomanandgotforgiveness．

C．Thewomanwassorryforherdaughterinthehospital．

D．Johnwenttohospitaltoseekadvicefromdoctors．

44．Thewomanforgavetheyoungmanbecause________．

A．herdaughterforgavehimB．hedidn’tmeantohitthem

C．hepaidalotofmoneyD．hewasalsoinjuredintheaccident

45．Whatdoestheauthortrytotellus?

A．Toforgiveistosetyourselffree．

B．Forgivingdoesn’tmeanforgetting．

C．Loveisthesourceofforgiveness．

D．Forgivenessbenefitsboththosewhogiveandreceive．

B

Whatdoyousaywhenyourunintoyourfriendatthemall?

Mostlikely，yousay“hello．”Buthaveyoueverstoppedtothinkaboutwhy?

“Hello”isarelativelynewgreeting．Itfirstappearedsometimeinthemid-l800s，butmanypeoplewouldnothavedreamedofusingit．‘‘Hello’’wasconsideredaveryimpolitewaytogreetsomeone．Instead，peopleusedformalexpressionslike“Howdoyoudo?

’’

Backthen，therewereseveralwordsthatsoundedlike“hello”buttheywereusedtogetsomeone’sattentionortoexpresssurprise．Forexample，ifyoucaughtyourlittlebrotherstealingyoursnack，youmighthavesaid：

“Halloathere!

Stopeatingmycheese!

”Ifyoufoundaflyinyoursoup，youmighthaveshouted，“Hullo!

Howdidthatgetinthere?

”

Everythingstartedtochangein1876，whenAlexanderGrahamBellinventedthetelephone．Thefirsttelephonesdidn’thavenumbersyoucoulddial，nordidtheyhavebells．Instead，yourtelephonesentsignalsalongtelephonelinestoacentralofficewhereanoperatorwouldanswerbysayingsomethinglike“Areyouthere．sir?

”or“Whoiswanted?

’’Theoperatorwouldthenconnectyourphonetothephoneofthepersonyouwantedtoreach．Therewasjustonesmallproblem．Sincetelephonesdidn’tring，howwouldthepersonyouwerecallingknowthatyouwere“ontheline”?

Theansweristhatyouwouldyellintoyourphoneandhopesomeoneontheotherendheardyou．Butwhatwouldyouyell?

Andwhatwouldthepersonyouwerecalli