高三级英语科试题卷
第一卷
I. Listening comprehension
(30%,每小题1.5分)
第一节
1. Is the shopping centre far away?
A. Yes, it is too far to walk. B.
No, it is within walking distance.
C. No, but it is too far to walk.
2. How many students did the woman
believe had taken the exam?
A. Fifty. B.
Forty. C.
Twenty-five.
3. Can the woman buy a carpet?
A. Yes, but not at a special
price. B.
Yes, at a special low price.
C. No, they are not for sale.
4. Where did this conversation most
probably take place?
A. At a railway station. B.
At an airport. C.
In Miami.
5. What does the man think about
Paul?
A. He is not hungry. B.
He wants something to eat. C.
He is angry.
第二节
听第六段材料, 回答第6-7小题
6. What is the probable
relationship between the two speakers?
A. Teacher & student. B.
Salesgirl & customer C.
Doctor & patient.
7. What does the man feel will help
the woman?
A. Some medicine. B.
Breathing slowly. C.
Some tests.
听第七段材料, 回答第8-10小题
8. Which of the following
was NOT mentioned as a reason for Nancy’s enjoying
her new job?
A. She needn’t pay for the trip. B.
She’ll earn a great deal of money.
C. She can practise her Spanish.
9. How soon will Nancy be leaving?
A. In a week. B.
In six weeks. C.
Immediately.
10. What is one thing Nancy will not need for this trip?
A. Swimming suit. B.
Passport. C.
Money.
听第八段材料, 回答第11-13小题
11. Where is Mary going?
A. Home. B.
To the park. C.
Waiting for a bus.
12. Why doesn’t Mary like walking through the street?
A. It’s too cold. B.
The park is too far. C.
It isn’t interesting.
13. When did the conversation most likely take place?
A. Late in the morning. B.
In the late afternoon. C. Early in the morning.
听第九段材料, 回答第14-16小题
14. Why does Julia want to leave her present job? Because she ______________.
A. doesn’t like the job B.
wants to do something different
C. wants to travel and
teach English
15. Which of the following countries is Julia most likely to go if she is given
a job
there?
A. Canada. B. America. C. Italy.
16. Who is Tom?
A. Julia’s husband. B.
Julia’s brother. C.
Julia’s boss.
听第十段材料, 回答第17-20小题
17. Who is going travelling with the speaker’s family?
A. His cousin. B.
His nephew. C.
His brother.
18. How many people are making the trip?
A. 3. B.
4. C.
5.
19. How are they coming back?
A. By air. B.
By ship. C.
By car.
20. How much luggage altogether can they take with them if they travel by air?
A. 44 pounds. B.
88 pounds . C.
220 pounds.
II. Multiple choice (15%,每小题1分)
21. The result of the football match was 2 to 2, ____ the satisfaction of both teams.
A. with B. for C. at D. to
22. We ____ a pleasant journey but for the rain.
A. would have B. will have C. had had D. would have had
23. The day we have been looking forward to ____ at last.
A. come B. coming C. came D. has come
24. Never ____ time come again.
A. has lost B. will lose C. will lost D. lose
25. Have you noticed the man, ____ walking with his dog over there? That’s a spy.
A. he B. one C. who D. the one
26. ____ the books we have got, we need some ten more.
A. With B. Except C. Unless D. Besides
27. ---You’re not going out today, are you?
---____________. I need to
go shopping.
A. Yes, I am B. No, I’m not C. Yes, I’m mot D. No, I am
28. I’d like to read at home ____ going to a film in such a cold, rainy day.
A. but B. to C. instead D. rather than
29. --- C an you tell me something more about Mike Smith’s adventure?
--- Sorry, I know ____ about that _____ I have told you.
A. anything more; except that B. something more; except
C. nothing more; except what D. only a little more; than
30. It is said that there ____ a concert this Saturday. Do you want to go?
A. is going to have B. will have
C. is going to be D. will be having
31. I found the book I ____ I ____ in the office! What a happy afternoon!
A. think; have lost B. thought; had lost
C. thought; lost D. thought; to have lost
32. What if we meet with a situation ____ we won’t be able to deal with?
A. where B. in which C. what D. that
33. --- ____ you _____ to Beijing?
--- Yes, I ____ there four
years ago.
A. Have; been; went B.
Did; go; have been
C. Have; gone; went D. have; been; had gone
34. The table ____ in the corner has a ____ leg. You can’t use it.
A. standing; breaking B. stood; broken
C. standing; broken D. stood; breaking
35. Such a little child as you ____ ticket for the car show.
A. don’t need B.
doesn’t need C.
needn’t D.
needs no
III. Cloze test (30%, 每小题1.5分)
Sheri Straily never knew how
far life’s highway could take her until her dream for her children helped her
find out …
Growing up, Sheri (36) thought for a moment that she’d make it to college. (37), she took a job driving a tractor-trailer. (38) years passed, Sheri fell in love, (39) and had three (40). Because she wanted to be (41) to home, she changed her job for a desk one at the trucking company.
But one day after work, as Sheri (42) her kids playing, she began to (43): I want them to achieve so much, but how (44) I afford to give them the opportunities they will need, like college?
Then it came to her: she was the one who (45) college first!
“Go for it,” her (46) Steve encouraged her. So Sheri enrolled(注册) at the University of Denver’s Women’s College, which let her take all of her (47) on weekends so that she could still (48).
Though Sheri loved her studies, she (49) home: rather than make the two-hour travel home, Sheri (50) in a dormitory(宿舍) on weekends. “I (51) I were home with Steve and the kids,’ she’d think. But Eric, eight, Ryan, seven, and Kristin, five, backed their Mom all the (52). “Just do your best,” they said.
Sheri did, getting straight A’s as she earned a (53) in business administration(商业管理). Now she’s (54) the University of Denver Law School on a merit scholarship(奖学金)!
“It hasn’t been (55),” notes Sheri. “But it’s rewarding -- for me and
my family.”
36. A. sometimes B.
never
C. often D.
seldom
37. A. However B. Therefore C. Instead D. Naturally
38. A. As B. When C. After D. Because
39. A. developed B. selected C. worked D. married
40. A. jobs B. children C. chances D. troubles
41. A. far B. free C. kind D. close
42. A. found B. knew C. watched D. noticed
43. A. wonder B. doubt C. imagine D. think
44. A. should B. will C. can D. must
45. A. liked B. needed C. admired D. demanded
46. A. friend B. husband C. child D. boss
47. A. classes B. jobs C. homework D. holiday
48. A. learn B. rest C. work D. remain
49. A. loved B. left C. lost D. missed
50. A. lived B. stayed C. slept D. settled
51. A. wish B. suppose C. hope D. dream
52. A. way B. day C. year D. same
53. A. position B. praise C. degree D. respect
54. A. learning B. attending C. enjoying D. joining
55. A. anxious B.
difficult C.
interesting D. easy
IV. Reading comprehension (40%, 每小题2分)
(A)
Nobel Prizes are awards given for outstanding work done in physics, chemistry, physiology and medicine, peace, literature, and economics. The awards were established by the will of Alfred Nobel (1833 – 1896), who was a Swedish chemist and inventor. In 1876, he invented dynamite, the explosive material most commonly used in breaking up rocks and in 1889 a smokeless gun powder. He became very rich by making explosives. When he died, he made a will leaving most of his money to establish Nobel Prizes. The prizes are from the interest of the money he left.
Nobel Prizes are given internationally each year. The prizes in chemistry, physics, medicine, peace and literature were first given in 1901. A prize in economics was first given in 1969 from money provided by the Swedish national bank.
Each prize includes a gold medal, a sum of money and a diploma. The amount of money for each prize is different from year to year: in 1972 it was about $100,000. According to Nobel’s will, the Royal Swedish Academy(学院) of Science, the Swedish Academy, and a committee(委员会) elected by the Norwegian parliament decide who are the winners of the prizes each year. The prizes are given on December 10, the anniversary of Nobel’s death. The Peace Prize is presented in Oslo and others in Stockholm. A prize is sometimes shared by two or more people; several times the Nobel Peace Prize has been given to an organization. In certain years, a prize or prizes may not be awarded; this has happened most often with the Peace Prize.
56. From the passage we know that Nobel __________.
A. was a chemist and inventor B.
invented dynamite
C. a rich man D. all of the above
57. Dynamite is the explosive material commonly used in _________.
A. guns and cannons(大炮) B.
wars and battles
C. breaking up rocks D. fighting against the enemy
58. Nobel Prizes were first given for outstanding work done in
________.
A. physics, chemistry, physiology
and medicine, peace, literature and economics
B. chemistry, physics, medicine, peace and literature
C. 1969 from money provided by the Swedish national bank
D. economics and literature in 1901
59. The word “presented” in the last paragraph means ________.
A. given B.
taken C.
shown D.
held
(B)
The writers of murder stories go to a great deal of trouble to keep us guessing right up to the end. In actual fact, people often behave (举止) more strangely in real life than they do in stories.
The following advertisement once appeared in a newspaper: “An opportunity to earn $250 in a few minutes. A man … willing to take chances wanted for an out-of-the-ordinary job which can be performed only once.” A reader found this offer very good and wrote to the advertiser, but being a bit doubtful, he gave a false name. Soon afterwards, he received a reply. In it was a typed note instructing him to ring a certain number if he was still interested. He did so and learnt on the telephone that the advertiser wanted him “to get rid of somebody” and would discuss it more fully with him the next day. But the man told the police and from then on acted under their instructions.
The police saw the two men meet and watched them as they drove away together. In the car the advertiser came to the point at once: He told the man he wanted him to shoot his wife. The reason he gave was that he was suffering from a disease and wanted to live in a warmer country, but his wife didn’t agree to this. Giving the man some money, the advertiser told him to buy a gun and warned him to be careful of the dog which, though it would not bite, might attract attention. He also gave him a photograph of his wife so that he would be able to recognize her. After that, the advertiser suggested that the man should “do the job” the next morning. Meanwhile, he would prepare his wife by telling her that a young man was going to call. After the murder, they would meet again outside a railway station and money would be paid as arranged. The second meeting never took place, for the advertiser was arrested shortly afterwards and charged with attempting to persuade someone to murder his wife.
60. The reader of the ad wanted to take the chance because _______.
A. he was interested in the offer B.
he was a policeman
C. he wanted to take a risk D. he wanted to get rid of the advertiser
61. He met the advertiser ________.
A. right after he had sent his
name to him B. before he rang a certain number
C. after the murder D. after he had told the police
62. The reader didn’t give his real name because _________.
A. he knew the advertiser was a
murderer
B. he didn’t fully believe the advertiser and wanted to be safe
C. he was a policeman
D. he didn’t want to meet the advertiser
63. He told the police about it because __________.
A. the advertiser cheated him
B. the advertiser wanted to get rid of him
C. the advertiser was arranging a murder
D. he didn’t get the money he wanted
64. Finally, ____________.
A. the reader “did the job” B.
the wife told the police
C. the advertiser was murdered D. the advertiser’s plan failed
(C)
You might not know it, but there is something wonderful at your fingertips. You can make people happier, healthier and more hard-working just by touching their arms or holding their hands.
Doctors say that body contact is a kind of medicine that can work wonders. When people are touched, the quantity of hemoglobin (血红蛋白) – a type of matter that produces the red color in blood increases greatly. This results in more oxygen reaching every part of the body and the whole body benefits. In experiments, bottle-fed baby monkeys were separated from their mothers for the first ten days of life. They became sad and inactive. Studies showed the monkeys were more probable to become ill than other babies that were allowed to stay with their mothers.
Human babies react in much the same way. Some years ago, a scientist noticed that some well-fed babies in a clean nursery became weak. Yet babies in another nursery were growing healthily, even though they ate less well and were not kept as clean. The reason, he concluded, was that they often had touches from nurses.
Experiments show that most people like being touched. And nearly all doctors believe touch helps to reduce patients’ fear of treatment. Of course there is time when a touch is not welcome. But even if we don’t like being touched, a smile can make us feel better. Smiling increases blood flow and starts the production of “happy” “brain” chemicals.
So let’s have a big smile and don’t forget to keep in touch.
65. Which of the following is NOT true?
A. Everyone knows that body
contact can make people happier.
B. People may wok harder because of body contact.
C. Your fingertips can do something wonderful.
D. People may not understand the importance of touching.
66. According to the passage, __________.
A. human brains need oxygen and
blood supply now and then
B. touches from doctors and nurses have nothing to do with treatment
C. newly-born baby monkeys should stay away from their mothers
D. not all the people like being touched
67. The underlined word “benefits” in the second paragraph probably means _____.
A. to be useful or helpful B. to get something useful or helpful
C. to be ill D. to be hurt
68. The best possible tittle of the passage might be _________.
A. The Wonderful Touch B.
Smile and Touch
C. Wonders of Touch D. Keep in Touch
(D)
Jean Driscoll can go faster in her wheelchair than the world’s best marathoners can run!
In April, Jean finished the Boston Marathon in one hour 34 minutes 22 seconds. That’s about 33 minutes faster than the winning male runner! She competes on the track, too. She was second in the 800-meter wheelchair race at the 1992 Olympics.
Jean doesn’t like to be told she’s brave. “I’m not in sports because I’m courageous,” she says. “It’s because I’m a competitive person!” Jean was born with spinal bifida, a birth illness that damages the spine. She began to use a wheelchair to get around in high school. Then she tried wheelchair race and was amazed (惊奇). “Players bumped into each other and fell out of their chairs,” she says, “It’s fun.”
Jean tried other wheelchair sports. At the University of Illinois, her wheelchair basketball team won two national tittles.
Now Jean couches and teaches. She tries to get people to set goals. “When I sign an autograph(签名),” says Jean, “I write, dream big and work hard.”
69. What made Jean take part in sports?
A. She was brave. B.
She was competitive.
C. She was strong. D. She was disabled.
70. What kind of education did she receive?
A. High school. B.
Junior middle school.
C. Higher education. D. Primary school.
71. What is Jean’s advice on how to succeed?
A. Work hard. B.
Hope for the best.
C. Dream a lot. D. Have great wishes and work hard.
(E)
Foreign Attacks on US Soil
*During the War of 1812, British forces burned the new capital at Washington D.C. They also attacked Baltimore and New Orleans and seized Detroit, which at the time was a remote military outpost (前哨基地).
*A brief invasion by Mexican troops across the Rio Grande began the US-Mexican War in 1846. But the remaining action in that conflict(冲突) occurred in California, New Mexico and in Mexico. California and New Mexico belonged to Mexico at the time.
*Mexican revolutionaries led by Pancho Villa attacked the town of Columbus N.M. on March 9, 1916.
*Japan attacked Pearl Harbor in Hawaii on Dec. 7, 1934, killing nearly 2,400 people and plunging America into World War II.
* Terrorists blew up a truck bomb in the basement of the World Trade Center in February 1993, killing six people and injured more than 1,000.
*Terrorists hijacked several planes on Sep. 11, 2001. Two ploughed into New York’s World Trade Center (WTC), toppling the two highest buildings in the city; a third seriously damaged the Pentagon (五角大楼). The fourth hijacked plane crashed in Pennsylvania. Several thousand people were killed in the attacks.
72. During the War of 1812, British forces did the following except
that _______.
A. they seized Detroit
B. they attacked Baltimore and new Orleans
C. they attacked the town of Columbus N.M.
D. they burned the new capital at Washington D.C.
73. During the September 11th terrorist attacks, ________.
A. terrorists hijacked three planes
B. terrorists destroyed the Pentagon completely
C. terrorsist killed six people and injured more than 1,000
D. two planes knocked into New York’s World Trade Center
74. Which of the following is true?
A. California and New Mexico
didn’t belong to the USA in 1844.
B. Washington D.C. had been the capital of the USA until 1812.
C. Japan’s attacking Pearl Harbor led to World War II.
D. A truck bomb destroyed the World Trade Center in 1993.
75. The underlined word “toppling” in the last paragraph means
_________.
A. reaching the highest point of B.
causing to fall
C. overthrowing D.
damaging
第二卷
V. Proof reading (10%) (按答题要求作答;每行最多一错处)
(1)多一词者,把该词用斜线( \ )划掉,然后在横线上写出该词,再
用斜线划掉.
(2)缺一词者,在缺词处加一漏词号(∧),在横线上写上该加之词.
(3)错一词者,在错词下划一横线,在横线上写出改正后之词.
(4)原行没错,在横线上划上( √ ).
Dear Liu Hua,
I have received your letter
just now. Don’t worry about me. 76.
________
I’m getting along well with my research works in the lab. But 77.
________
to my surprise you say you will give up learn English. 78.
________
The reason is because you have not done well in it recently 79.
________
and you have lost interest. I’m afraid I can’t agree to you. 80.
________
I know it is not easy to learn English well, and English is 81. ________
widely used in the world today and it will be important 82. ________
tool in your future work. Beside, it is becoming more and 83. ________
more important in our daily life. If you study hard, and 84. ________
you will succeed. Do remember that where there is a 85. ________
will, there is a way. I’m looking forward to hearing good news from
you.
VI. Writing (25%)
中国面积达9,600,000平方公里, 气候因地而异。根据下列信息写一篇关于中国气候及农业的短文。字数在100-120词之间。
| 地区 | 冬季 | 夏季 | 农作物 |
| 南方 | 凉爽;湿润 | 炎热;潮湿 | 宜种水稻 |
| 北方 | 寒冷;干燥 | 炎热;多雨 | 主种小麦 |
| 西部 | 终年干旱少雨 | 不利耕作;但部分地区盛产各种水果 | |
| 东部 | 常年雨量充沛 | 庄稼生长良好 | |
高三级英语科试题答题卷
第二卷 Mark_______
V. Proof reading (10%) (按答题要求作答,否则不得分!!!
每行最多一错处)
(1)多一词者,把该词用斜线( \ )划掉,然后在横线上写出该词,再
用斜线划掉.
(2)缺一词者,在缺词处加一漏词号(∧),在横线上写上该加之词.
(3)错一词者,在错词下划一横线,在横线上写出改正后之词.
(4)原行没错,在横线上划上( √ ).
Dear Liu Hua,
I
have received your letter just now. Don’t worry about me. 76.
________
I’m getting along well with my research works in the lab. But 77.
________
to my surprise you say you
will give up learn English. 78.
________
The reason is because you have not done well in it recently 79.
________
and you have lost interest. I’m afraid I can’t agree to you. 80.
________
I know it is not easy to learn English well, and English is 81. ________
widely used in the world today and it will be important 82. ________
tool in your future work. Beside, it is becoming more and 83. ________
more important in our daily life. If you study hard, and 84. ________
you will succeed. Do remember that where there is a 85. ________
will, there is a way. I’m
looking forward to hearing good news from you.
VI. Writing (25%)
中国面积达9,600,000平方公里, 气候因地而异。根据下列信息写一篇关于中国气候及农业的短文。字数在100-120词之间。
| 地区 | 冬季 | 夏季 | 农作物 |
| 南方 | 凉爽;湿润 | 炎热;潮湿 | 宜种水稻 |
| 北方 | 寒冷;干燥 | 炎热;多雨 | 主种小麦 |
| 西部 | 终年干旱少雨 | 不利耕作;但部分地区盛产各种水果 | |
| 东部 | 常年雨量充沛 | 庄稼生长良好 | |
高三英语参考答案
1 --- 5 B B A B C 6 --- 10 C
A B A B 11
--- 15 B C A B C
16 --- 20 C C C A C 21---
25 D D D C D 26
--- 30 D A D C C
31 --- 35 B D A C D 36--- 40 B C A D B 41 --- 45 D C D C B
46 --- 50 B A C D B 51 ---55 A A C B D 56 --- 60 D C B A A
61 --- 65 D B C D A 66
---70 D B C B C 71
--- 75 D C D A B
76. 去have 77. works
– work 78.
learn – learning 79. because – that
80. to – with 81.
and – but 82.
be^an important
83. Beside – Besides
84. 去 and 85.
ü
参考范文
China covers an area of as big/large/much as 9,600,000 square kilometers. The climate is different from place/area to place/area (depending on the area). In the south, it is cool and wet in winter, hot and damp in summer. This area is good/suitable for growing rice. In the north, it is cold and dry in winter, hot and rainy in summer. Wheat is mainly grown in this area. The western part of China is dry with little rain all the year round. It is not good/suitable for growing crops, but in some places varieties of fruit are grown/produced. And the eastern part enjoys plenty of rain most of the year, so crops grow very well there.