昌乐一中高三英语周末自测2.docx

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昌乐一中高三英语周末自测2

昌乐一中高三英语周末自测试题

（二）2013.9.17

第I卷（共95分）

第一部分英语知识运用（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）

从A、B、C、D四个选项中，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。

1．I'msorryyousolong,butit'llstillbesometimebeforeJimgetsback.

A．waitB．waitedC．hadwaitedD．havebeenwaiting

2．WhenIwasachild，myfatherreadmeastoryatnightbeforebedtime．

A．wouldB．shouldC．couldD．might

3．Martindrovealonghefoundaconvenientparkingplace．

A．afterB．whenC．untilD．since

4．IwillvisitAustriatheinvitationofmyfriendthissummervacation．

A．byB．forC．toD．at

5．Programmes，tobringtheoldandtheyoungtogether,aregrowinginpopularityallovertheworld．

A．designedB．tobedesignedC．designingD．havingdesigned

6．—Thankyouforyourcoffee．—Butyouit.

A．didn'tdrinkB．aren'tdrinkingC．don'tdrinkD．hadn'tdrunk

7．—Excuseme．visitinghoursareover．It'stimeforyoutoleave．

—I'msorry,Ididn'tknowthetimeorIearlier．

A．willleaveB．wouldleaveC．hadleftD．wouldhaveleft

8．Simplethecartoonis，themeaningitconveysisdeep．

A．untilB．asC．althoughD．despite

9．ItwasJuly24thwhenhearrivedinLondon，the30thOlympicGameswouldbedeclaredopen3dayslater．

A．thatB．howC．whereD．who

10．Hecamehereinthehopehecouldlearnaboutthecauseoftheaccident．

A．whichB．howC．thatD．what

11．Evenifyouhadnotbeenabletoseeher,youus．

A．wouldtellB．wouldhavetoldC．shouldtellD．shouldhavetold

12．Guangzhoukaraokebusinessesarereporteda12yuanroyaltyfee（版权税）foreachkaraokeroom，achargesetbytheChinaAudioandVideoAssociation．

A．torefuseB．tohaverefusedC．refusingD．havingrefused

13．Itisobviousthatpeopleholddifferentopinionsaboutvoluntaryservicesshouldbefinanciallyrewarded．

A．thatB．whatC．howD．whether

14．Althoughheknewlittleaboutthelargeamountofworkdoneinthefield，hesucceededothermorewell-informedexpertsfailed．

A．whichB．whereC．whatD．that

15．isknowntousisthattheoldwriter,forlifewashardinthepast，stillworksveryhardinhiseighties．

A．What，whomB．As，whomC．It，whoseD．What，whose

第二节完型填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）

阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上涂黑。

Travislaughedashetoreatthewrappingpaperonhisbirthdaypresent．Hewasso16!

Finally,hewouldhavethecoolestpairofname-brandbasketballshoes．

Alltheguysonhisteamwerewearingthename-brandshoesofapopularbasketball17，ChuckHart．18Hartwascriticizedforhispoorsportsmanshipandinfamous19，hewasagreatplayer．Infact,Traviswasn'tthinkingaboutHart'sbehavior；hehadonlyexpectedtoseeHart's20onthesideofthebox，Thefirstindicationthatsomethingwas21cameashetoreawaythelastpieceofpaper．NotHaftsatenewshoeswerethename-brandofanotherplayer,RobertRyann，whowas22forhisamazingworkinthecommunity．

Travis'shands23；hisheartstopped．Itwasn'tthattheRyannshoesweren'tnice，butwhatwouldhisfriendsthink?

TheywerethewrongshoesandTraviswouldbe24bytheotherplayers．Whenhelookedupintohisdad'seyes，however,Travisknewhe25tellhim．”Thanks，Dad．Iwasreallyhopingforshoes，”Travissaidashepulledtheshoesoutofthebox．

Nextmorninghisdaddrovehimtoschool．Whenthey26infrontofhisdestination，Travisslowlyopenedthecardoor．Justthen，hisdadstoppedhim．

“Hey,Travis，waitaminute，look…”：

hisdadsaid27”Travis，Iknowthosearen'ttheshoesyouhadhopedfor,butIsawthenamesofthetwoguysandmadea（n）28．Theguywhosenameisonthoseshoes，”hesaid，

pointingdownatTravis'sfeet,”issomeoneI29.DoyouknowhowoftenRyannhasfoundhimselfin30?

”

“No，”Travissaid．

“Never．He'snevertalkedbacktohiscoachorstartedafight，andhe'sateamplayer．Youcouldhaveactedlikea31whenyoudidn'tgettheshoesyouwanted，Travis，32youwerepoliteandmadethebestofit．Youhave33，liketheguywhosenameisontheseshoes．I'mhopingthatsomeday,yournamewillbeonthecoolestpairofshoesI'lleversee．”

WhenTravislookeddownathisfeet，hesawtheshoes34．Hisdadhadusedhismindandhearttogivethesonathoughtful35．

16．A．surprisedB．ashamedC．excitedD．worried

17．A．teamB．playerC．coachD．game

18．A．UnlessB．IfC．BecauseD．Although

19．A．skillB．performanceC．behaviorD．action

20．A．nameB．photoC．signD．model

21．A．strangeB．wrongC．trueD．funny

22．A．knownB．encouragedC．adoptedD．influenced

23．A．fellB．frozeC．shookD．folded

24．A．questionedB．noticedC．teasedD．attacked

25．A．mustn'tB．needn'tC．wouldn'tD．couldn't

26．A．pulledupB．putupC．tookupD．turnedup

27．A．peacefullyB．hesitantlyC．delightedlyD．naturally

28．A．choiceB．effortC．commentD．mistake

29．A．believeB．missC．admireD．remember

30．A．dangerB．angerC．sorrowD．trouble

31．A．teammateB．adultC．kidD．student

32．A．soB．andC．butD．or

33．A．honorB．courageC．dreamD．belief

34．A．clearlyB．carefullyC．patientlyD．differently

35．A．giftB．lookC．hopeD．lesson

第二部分阅读理解（共25小题，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（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

Headingofftocollegethisyear?

Herearesomefashiontipsfromourexpertsyoushouldkeepinmind：

Dresstoimpress．StylistandbusinessconsultantDanielaSmithsays，“Girlsshouldkeepinmindthatyourcollegeprofessorswilloftenbethebridgethatconnectsyoutoyourfuturecareerandyourclassmateswillbecomeyourprofessionalnetwork，Youdon'tneedtodresslikeyou'regoingtotheoffice,butyou．shoulddisplayallabilitytoproperlypresentyourselfwithappropriatematurityandconfidence，andlookputtogether．”

Logomania（品牌狂热症）．Wearingthelogesofbrandsaimedatyoungercustomersphysicallyidentifiesyouaspartofthatagegroup，soconsiderthetargetedagegroupofthestoresyoushopat．It'stemptingtoloaduponloges，especiallywell-knownlogesthatsignifyhigh-endbrands．Butconsiderthis：

collegeisatimeofself-discovery,achancetodevelopyourownpersonalstyle．Insteadofwearinglogesheadtotoe，“walkingadvertisement”-style，whynotexpresswhoyoureallyare?

Wearrealpants!

Thecombinationofleggingsandbaggyshirtsisalltoocommononcollegecampuses．Smithpointsoutthatleggings，yogapants，andSweatpantsaleentirelyunacceptableinpublicunlessyou'reexercising．Althoughleggingswornaspantsareacommontrendamonghighschoolandcollegegirls，theyarenotanappropriatechoicefordaywear；Asayoungwoman,yourstylechoiceshouldbegintoreflectyourmaturitylevel．So，getridofleggingsandwearrealpants!

Keepthecutefactortoaminimum．StayawayfromsweatersandT-shirtswithsmilinganimals,cartooncharacters，orHelloKittyonthem．Sure，kittensmightbecute，butthey'renotdoingyouanyfavorsinthestyledepartment．Dressingtoocutesycantakeyearsoffyourlook，andnotnecessarilyinagoodway!

36．Thesecondparagraphindicatestheimportanceof.

A．impressingprofessorsB．gettingonwellwithclassmates

C．creatingaprofessionalimageD．dressingappropriately

37．Theauthorbelievesthatcollegegirlsshould．

A．choosea1ogothatsuitstheirageB．trytoloaduponwell-knownlogos

C．uselogostoshowwhotheyareD．findtheiridentitybytryingdifferentlogos

38．Theauthorrecommendswearingrealpantsbecause．

A．leggingsandbaggyshirtsaretoocommon

B．yogapantsandsweatpantsarenotascomfortable

C．realpantscanpresentyouwithappropriatematurity

D．peoplelikerealpantsbettermantheotherpants

39．What'sthewriter'sattitudetowardssweaterswithanimalsonthem?

A．Theymakepeoplelooklovely．B．Theyareveryfashionablethesedays．

C．Theywillshowyou'reananimallover．

D．Theyarenotsuitableforcollege-agedstudents．

40．Inwhichmagazinewouldyoumostlikelyfindthispassage?

A．BusinessWeek．B．Parents．C．Instyle．D．Travel＆Leisure．

B

Likedistancerunnersonameasuredcourse，allofuswillmovethroughtimeinaroughlypredictablepattern．

Inthefirststageofourlives，wedevelopandgrow,reachingtowardthetopofphysicalvitality（活力）．

Afterwegrowup，however,thebodybeginsaprocessofgraduallywearingout．

Anewawarenessofphysicalfitnessmayhelplengthenouryearsofhealthandvitality，yetnothingwedowillworktostoptheunavoidableforceofaging．

Mostofthechangesofagingtakeplacedeepinsidethebody．Thelungsbecomelessabletotakeinoxygen．Powerfulmusclesgraduallylosetheirstrength．Theheartlosespowerandpumpslessblood．Bonesgroweasiertobreak．

Finally,wemeetastress，astressthatisgreaterthanourphysicalresistance．Often，itisonlyaminoraccidentorchanceinfection（adiseasecausedbyvirus），butthistime，itbringslifetoanend．

In1932，aclassicexperimentnearlydoubledthelifetimeofrats，simplybycuttingbackthecaloriesintheirdietThereasonfortheeffectwasthenunknown．

Today,attheUniversityofCaliforniaatBerkley,Dr．PaulSeaglehasalsogreatlylengthenedthenormallifetimeofrats．Theresultwasachievedthroughaspecialproteinlimiteddiet，whichhadagreateffectonthechemistryofthebrain．Seagleshowedthatwithinthebrain，specificchemicalscontrolmanyofthesignalsthatinfluenceaging．Bychangingthatchemicalbalance，theclockofagingcanbereset．

Forthefirsttime,themysteryofwhyweageisbeingseriouslychallenged．Scientistsinmanyfieldsarenowmakingstrikingandfar-reachingdiscoveries．

Anaveragelifetimelasts75years，yetineachofusliesapotentialforalongerlife．Ifwecouldkeepthevitalityandresistancetodiseasethatwehaveatagetwenty,wewouldlivefor800years．

41．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”referto?

A．Physical