湖南省湖南师大附中长沙市一中等六校高三英语下学期.docx

1、湖南省湖南师大附中长沙市一中等六校高三英语下学期湖南省2014届高三六校联考英 语 试 题总分:150分时量:120分钟Part I Listening Comprehension （30 marks）Section A（ 225 marks）Directions: In this section, you II hear six conversations between two speakersFor each conversation, there are several questions and each question is followed by three choices m

2、arked A, B and CListen carefully and then choose the best answer for each questionYou will hear each conversation TWICEConversation 1lWhere does the man play tennis? AAt the university BAt the community center CAt the club2How often does the woman swim? AOnce a week BFive times a week CThree times a

3、 weekConversation 23Whose photo are the speakers talking about? AThe womans friends BThe womans colleagues CThe womans familys4What does Mary do? AShe is an accountant BShe is a business woman CShe is a lawyerConversation 35What is the man doing? APreparing for a trip BWriting an article CSelling hi

4、s articles6Where did the man go last month? AAmazon BAsia CAmericaConversation 47Where is Rick working now? AIn a travel company BIn a hotel CIn a law office8How does Rick feel about his trip? AExcited BCurious CNervous9When will Rick probably leave? AIn three days BIn a week CIn a monthConversation

5、 510What is the man worried about? AHis childrens friends BHis childrens behaviors CHis childrens health1lWhat do we know about the mans children? AThey do their schoolwork till midnight BThey are interested in computer games CThey feel bored about pop music12How many children does the woman have? A

6、. 2 B3 c4Conversation 613Which of the following is TRUE about the boy? AHe got an A in maths BHe hasnt studied hard enough at history CHe likes history14What can we learn about the boys study of government? AHe has a new teacher BHe has got a B in it CHe finds it confusing15What is the boys mothers

7、attitude to his report card? AShe doesnt take it too hard BShe doesnt excuse him CShe thinks it very badSection B （75 marks）Directions: Inthis section, you will hear a short passage, Listen carefully and then fill in the numbered blanks with the information you have heard Fill in each blank with NO

8、MORE THAN THREF, WORDSYoull hear the short passage TWICEPart Language Knowledge （45 marks）Section A （15 marks）DirectionsFor each of the following unfinished sentences there are four choices marked A,B,C and DChoose the one that best completes the sentenceExample:The wild flowers looked like a soft o

9、range blanket the desert Acovering Bcovered Ccover Dto coverThe answer is A21We the computer problem, and got back online to continue our research Ahave solved Bsolve Cwould solve Dsolved22 Making a silly mistake at a job interview is sometimes very embarrassing, but if ， it may become a driving for

10、ce Aproperly handled Bproperly handling Cyou properly handled Dyou properly handling23 The little girl showed no anxiety before the competition She seemed for it pretty well Ato prepare Bto have prepared Chaving prepared Dpreparing24 I first met MrLi three years agoHe had just returned from abroad a

11、nd English in Senior One then Ataught Bwould teach Cwas teaching Dhad taught25 Only when at least 50% of our energy is provided by grain a balanced and healthy food consumption Awe had Bdid we have Cwe have Ddo we have26The Beijing transport authority released the news buyers of green cars can now r

12、eceive a maximum amount of 5700 yuan from the central government Awhen Bthat Cif, Dwhich27How can you catch a taxi at home? Don-t worryI have opened an account on DiDi DacheI for a taxi driver to pick me up here Awas waiting Bhave waited Cam waiting Dhad waited28 MrJenkins wanted to buy a computer a

13、s soon as possible, he decided to shop around to see which shop had the best deal AWhile BAs CWhen DOnce29Gertrude was upset when one of her cats overturned a glass of wine, a dot on her favorite carpet Aleave Bleft Cto leave Dleaving30What a heavy rain ? YesI to take an umbrella with me, but I didn

14、t Ahad planned Bwould plan Chave planned Dwill plan31Mary doesnt mind lending you her e-dictionary She I have already borrowed Janes Acant Bmustnt Cneednt Dshouldnt32_ your support, I could have missed the first prize AShould it not be for BHad it not been for CIf it had been for D If it should be f

15、or33Today is my grandfathers l00th birthday, an occasion we are going to celebrate with all the family and a few friends in for the evening Awho Bwhich Cwhere Dwhen34It is very important to recognize what kind of person you are and which special qualities make you different from in your club Aanyone

16、 else Bthe other Csomeone else Dothers35 He appreciated a chance to make a presentation in the annual seminar on Comparative Literature Agiving B to give Cbeing given Dto be givenSection B (18 marks)Directions: For each blank in the following passages there are four words or phrases marked A, B, C a

17、nd DFill in each blank with the word or phrase that best fits the contextAnnie Dillard, the author of TEACHING A STONE TO TALK, tells us a sad story about a British Arctic expedition（远征）that took ship in 1845 to explore the Northwest Passage around the Canadian Arctic to the Pacific OceanNeither of

18、the two ships and none of the 138 men aboard 36 In her book Captain Sir John Franklin prepared as if they were 37 in a pleasure travel rather than a challenging journey through one of earths 38 environments He packed a 1,200 volume library, china place settings and glass wine cups Years later, some

19、of them were found near some 39 bodiesThe voyage was hopeless when the ships sailed into 40 cold waters and became trapped in iceFirst 41 coated the decks, the poles and the ropeThen water froze around the rudders （舵） , and the ships became 42 in the frozen sea desperatelySailors set out to search f

20、or help, but soon 43 to severe Arctic weather and died of exposure to its harsh winds and low temperaturesFor the next twenty years, 44 of the expedition were found all over the frozen landscapeDillard reports that on a voyage that was to last 2-3 years the crew did not prepare for the chance of the

21、 ships being ice-locked and the captain 45 just a 12-day supply of coal for the spare steam enginesHistorians may doubt the wisdom of such a journeyBut I have a question: Are we, too, prepared for the important voyage weve started-the journey we- call 46 ”? I want to be as ready as possible for what

22、 may lie aheadAs long as we are alive, our journey is not overAnd in large part, the success of our journey will be 47 by our regular and systematic preparation36Acontinued Breturned Cexisted Dsurvived37Aresulting Bconsisting Cengaging Dending38Atoughest Bexcellent Ccommonest Dsuperb39Aburned Brotte

23、n Cswelled Dfrozen40Aslightly Blightly Cordinarily Dextremely41Aice Bwave Csteam Dwater42Alost Bmoved Clocked Dopened43Aput up Bgave in Cbrought in Dbroke up44Alibrary Bplace settings Cwine cups Dremains45Adonated Bcarried Cexpected Danswered46Atrouble Bhappiness Clife Ddeath47. A. determined B. dam

24、aged C. defeated D. decoratedSection C（12 marks）Directions: Complete the following passage by filling in each black with one word that best fits the contextNearly all of us have dreamed about winning the big prize in a lottery（彩票） We dream about 48 we would do with the money, but we 49 stop to think

25、 about how the money would change usFor most of us, our way of life is closely linked 50 our economic circumstancesThe different parts of our lives fit together like a jigsaw（拼板） - work, home, friends, hobbies and sports make up our world 51 sudden fortune would change it all and break the jigsawFor

26、 example , some people like the idea of 52 having to work, but winners have found that without work there is no reason to get up in the morningIn seems great to move to a bigger house in a wealthy area, 53 if you do that, you leave old friends behindUsually, though winners are advised not to publici

27、ze _ 54 _ addresses and phone numbers, begging letters still arrive 55 they are not careful, most of their money will be spent on the protection of their possessionsArt Reading Comprehension（30 marks）Directions: Read the following three passages Each passage is followed by several questions or unfin

28、ished statements For each of them there are four choices marked A, B, C, and DChoose the one that fits according to the information given in passageAMy son drew a smiley face underneath the day of the family calendarA1l I could manage was a weak smile and an acceptance of the unavoidable eventWhile

29、he was counting down the days until he left home, I still felt sad and unwi11ing to accept the situationFor 18 years, we had prepared for this momentBut theres still some anxiety in every parent“ was he really ready ?” The boyman was on his way to becoming a manboyA few days later,1 walked in his ro

30、om and felt it was an empty area of oxygenThen I looked around and laughedMy missing scissors Just lay on the groundSadly, a single sock hung over the chair like a flagAn old and torn Michael Jordan poster hung on the wallWhen looking through the possessions he left behind, I found Fred, his teddy bear ,which made the tonsillectomy （扁桃体切除术）seem a little less painful for himHe had marched into the hospital, holding the teddy bear tightly with great determinationAnd then there were loads of books, like the star wars series, w