石景山一模 北京市石景山区届高三一模英语试题及答案.docx

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石景山一模北京市石景山区届高三一模英语试题及答案

2015年石景山区高三统一测试

英语

知识运用

21._______thesightofthepoliceofficers,thethiefranoff.

A．InB．AtC．OnD．With

22.IwenttoseeDr.Smithyesterday,onlytobetoldthathe_______forleave.

A．wouldaskB．wasaskingC．hasaskedD．hadasked

23.---Hi,Anna.Icalledyouseveraltimesyesterdayafternoonbutthelinewasalwaysbust.

---Sorry,TomandI_______ourprojectonthephone.

A．haddiscussedB．discussed

C．werediscussingD．havebeendiscussing

24.Onekeypointofhisspeechonartsis_______artsshouldservethepeople.

A．thatB．whichC．whatD．/

25.Thevillagers_______theburiedpeoplewithoutstopsincetheaccidenthappened.

A．searchedforB．havesearchedfor

C．hadsearchedforD．havebeensearchingfor

26.BeautifulstoriesandlegendsabouttheWestLake,_______havebeenpasseddownforhundredsofyears,keepaliveChinesehistoryandculture.

A．thatB．whereC．inwhichD．which

27.Although_______fromillnessesforyears,theoldladystillfacesherdaywithasmile.

A．sufferedB．havingsufferedC．sufferingD．havingbeensuffered

28._______impressesthereadersmostistheauthor’shumorandwisdom.

A．WhoB．WhichC．WhatD．That

29.You_______paythepriceifyouinsistondoingso.

A．mayB．mustC．canD．shall

30.Thetwinbrotherswerebusyplayinggamesand_______noticedtheirmom’sreturning.

A．neitherB．eitherC．nooneD．both

31.ThenewsoftwareEmperor’sOneDaygiveschildrenthechance_______lifeasaruler.

A．experiencedB．toexperienceC．beingexperiencedD．havingexperienced

32.Weareeagertoseeconcretemeasuresagainstsmog_______inthenearfuture.

A．takenB．beingtakenC．totakeD．take

33._______speedreadingisausefulskillintheInternetage,slowreadingisgettingpopular.

A．SinceB．WhileC．IfD．Because

34.Tommadeanexcellentspeechwithout_______hisnotesevenforonce.

A．referredtoB．beingreferredtoC．referringtoD．havingreferredto

35.Theoldmanwishedhe_______toseethebirthofhisgrandchild.

A．wouldliveB．livedC．hadlivedD．lives

完形填空

HalloweenComingOut

“Amanwasshotinthefaceduringabankrobbery.”Thatwasthenewsaboutmefiveyearsago.FromthenonIneverlookedina____36____;itevenscaredmyselfwhenseeingmydestroyedface.Ilivedinmyhousealonewithoutoutsidecontact.ButonenightIwasmakingan____37____.ItwasHalloween.

Whatafittingnightformeto____38____!

Ilongedforhumancontact.Whenmypumpkinlanternsmiledatoothywelcomeinmyfrontdoor,Iheardfootstepsandgiggling（咯咯的笑）aschildrencameclosetomyhouse.

“Trickortreat,”theycried.

Myhandsstartedto____39____.Iopenedthedoorandgavethema____40____smilethroughmydamagedlipsbeneatharoughscarwheremynoseonce____41____.

“Doyouwantatrick,ordoyouwantatreat?

”Myvoicesoundedmorelikeaghost.The____42____expressiononthechildren’sfacessuggestedeverything.

“Treat!

”They____43____pickedacandyortwofrommybucket,andrantothe____44____oftheirparents.

Iclosedthedoor,andpressedmybackagainstit.Ifeltdizzy,butI____45____it.Thenthebellrang.“Trickortreat.”a____46____voicecametome.Iopenedthedoortofindasmallgirl,wearingaShirleyTemplemask.

“Hi,Shirley.”Ispokequietlynotto____47____her.“Aren’tyoubeautifultonight?

”

Shestaredatherfeetandshookherhead,“No.”

“Yes,youare.You’reShirleyTemple,themostbeautifulgirlintheworld.”

Shelookedupatme,andpulledher48_totheside.Seeingherdeformed（变形的）face,myheartmissedabeat.

“Well,Ithinkyouarebeautiful,darling.”Isaidgently.

Atthewords,hereyesconnectedwithmine.Anuncertainhandreachedtowardmybucketandtookonepieceofcandy.“Thankyou.”Hervoicewasa____49____.Sheturnedandrantohermother.Inoddedmyheadtohermotherandgavethembotha____50____.

Iclosedmydoorandturnedoffmygatelamp.My____51____lifebeganagain.

ThenextmorningIheardmydoorbellring.Itriedtoignoreit,____52____itrangagain.Iwenttothedoorandcalledout,“Who’sthere?

”

“It’sShirleyTempleandherMom.”

Iopenedthedoorinafew____53____andlooked.Itwasthewomanandherdaughterwithouthermask.BeforeIspoke,themothersaid,“Mygirlsaidshewantedtomeetyou.”Iwatchedtearsstartto____54____inthemother’seyes.”Thisisherfirsttimeoutsidewithouthermask.”

Ipulledthedooropenandthatwasalsothefirsttimeinfiveyearsformetoinvitesomeoneintomy55_.

36.A．mirrorB．walletC．pocketD．bank

37.A．expectationB．appointmentC．introductionD．exception

38.A．actB．stayC．appearD．flee

39.A．shakeB．crossC．danceD．tap

40.A．bitterB．friendlyC．simpleD．quiet

41.A．livedB．satC．breathedD．slept

42.A．movedB．excitedC．shockedD．puzzled

43.A．easilyB．politelyC．sadlyD．quickly

44.A．securityB．shadowC．defenseD．sight

45.A．finishedB．promotedC．gotD．did

46.A．thinB．loudC．claimD．clear

47.A．interruptB．scareC．discourageD．cheat

48.A．glovesB．hatC．maskD．glasses

49.A．whistleB．whisperC．signalD．sigh

50.A．glanceB．waveC．handD．surprise

51.A．busyB．socialC．meaningfulD．lonely

52.A．forB．soC．butD．or

53.A．secondsB．effortsC．inchesD．steps

54.A．wellB．dryC．freezeD．fix

55.A．futureB．storyC．mindD．life

阅读理解

A

Inordertohelpcustomersfindwhattheywantquickly,it’simportanttokeepthethousandsoftitlesintheMainStreetMoviesstoreorganizedproperly.ThissectionoftheEmployeeHandbookwilltellyouhowtoorganizevideos.

EachMainstreetMoviesstorehasthreemainsections:

1.NewReleasesWall.

2.Filmlibrary.

3.VideoGames.

NewReleasesWall.Almost70percentofmovierentalsarenewreleases,andthatisthefirstplacewheremostcustomersgowhentheyenterthestore.ThecentersectionofshelvesonthiswallholdsHottestHits.Whennewtitlescomeintothestore,placethemonthiswallinalphabeticalorder.TheshelvesbesideHottestHitsarecalledRecentReleases.TheNewReleasesWall,includingtheHottestHitsandRecentReleasesshelves,holdsabout350titles.

FilmLibrary.ThethousandsoftitlesintheFilmLibraryareorganizedintocategories.Thefilmswithineachcategoryaredisplayedalphabetically.Herearethecategoriesandtheirtwo-lettercomputercodes:

AC

Action

DR

Drama

HO

Horror

CH

Children

FA

Family

MU

Music

CO

Comedy

FL

ForeignLanguage

SC

SCIENCEFiction

*ForeignLanguagetitlesincludefilmsthatwereoriginallymadeinaforeignlanguageandfilmswithforeignlanguagesubtitles.Astickeronthebackofeachboxtellswhichtypeoffilmitis.

VideoGame.AllthevideogamesinMainstreetMoviesarearrangedinalphabeticalorder.Althoughvideogamesrepresentonlyasmallpercentageofourinventory（库存）,theyarestolenmoreoftenthananyothertypeofgoodsinourstore.Therefore,videogamesareneverdisplayedontheshelves.ShelvesintheVideoGamesectionholdcardboardwithpicturesandinformationabouteachgame.Whenacustomerwantstorentaparticulargame,youthenfindthegamefromthelockedcasebehindthecounter.

56.Whomdoyouthinkthispassageismostprobablyaddressedto?

A．Thereadersinthestore.

B．Themanagerofthestore.

C．Thecustomersinthestore.

D．Thesalespersonsofthestore.

57.Inwhichorderarethenewmoviesmovedinthestore?

A．FromHottestHitstoFilmLibrarytoRecentReleases.

B．FromFilmLibrarytoHottestHitstoRecentReleases.

C．FromRecentReleasestoFilmLibrarytoHottestHits.

D．FromHottestHitstoRecentReleasestoFilmLibrary.

58.Whycan’tvideogamesbeseenontheshelves?

A．Becausethey’vebeensoldout.

B．Becausethey’reinthestorehouse.

C．Becausethey’reinalockedcasebehindthecounter.

D．Becausetheyrepresentasmallpercentageoftheinventory.

59.Howcanacustomerfindafilmwithforeignlanguagesubtitles?

A.Checkthecomputer.

B.Lookatthebackofthebox.

C.Checkthecentersection.

D.Watchafewminutesofthefilm.

B

HearingVoices

Wouldyouliketobeanactor,butaren’ttherightageorphysicaltypeforthepart?

Don’tgiveup:

theremaybeaplaceforyouintheworldofvoice-acting.

Twenty-year-oldRickeyCollinsbringsTuckerFoleytolikeinthecartoonDannyPhantom.Inadditiontomanyappearancesontelevisionandinmovies,Rickeyisavoice-overactor,someonewehearbutdon’tsee.Rickeyhasactedsincehewas6,bothonandoffcamera.Afterschool,hisgrandmother-amanagerandactingcoach-helpedhisdevelophisskillsbydoingvoiceexercisesandreadingaloud.

Voice-overactorsdomanykindsofacting.Theyarethevoicesofcartooncharactersontelevision,inmoviesandvideogames,andforcommunicatingtoys.Infilms,theyreplacetheforeignlanguageconversationwithEnglishversion.Theycreatecrowdnoises,makecommercials,actinradioplays,andrecordtelephoneinstructionsandpublicannouncements.Theyreadbooksontapeandevenrecordmuseumtours.

Likeotheractors,voice-overactorsneedtounderstandscripts,interpretcharacters,andbreathecorrectly.Theyhavetomastervoicetechniques,suchaspacing,volume,andrange.Sometimestheyusetheirnormalvoices;othertimestheychangetheirvoicestocreatedifferentcharactersornoises.RickeyreceiveshisDannyPhantomscriptsonlyafewdaysbeforehetapeseachepisode（集）.Heriteshelpfulnotesonthescripttoguidehimselfonspeakinghispart.

Rickeypractices,thentapesattherecordingstudio.Heandtheothercastmemberssitinasoundproofbooth,actingouttheircharactersastheyreadtheirlinesintothemicrophones.“Thecartoongetscreatedafterwerecordthewords,sowehavetoimagineeverythinginourmind,”daysR