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北京市丰台

北京市丰台区2009年高三统一练习

（二）

英语试题

第二部分：

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）

20090505

21．Whowilltakeofficeandbecomepresidentofthatcountryhasbeenunderdiscussionsometimenow.

A．an；theB．不填；aC．the；不填D．不填；the

22．ItwasaneasytestandJohn,buthedidn’t.

A．shouldpassB．shouldhavepassed

C．mustpassD．musthavepassed

23．ImyhandssothatIcanhelpyouwiththecooking.

A．washB．washedC．havewashedD．waswashing

24．—What’sthematterwithTim?

—Oh.Hiselectronicdictionarywasleftinataxiaccidentally,neveragain.

A．tofindB．tobefoundC．findingD．beingfound

25．Youwillhavetowaitforonemoreweek,theteacherwillbebackfromthetrip.

A．beforeB．whenC．asD．until

26．Lookingatherselfinthemirror,Sofiadecidedtohaveherhairagain.

A．waveB．towaveC．wavingD．waved

27．—Don’tgotherealoneinsuchlatehours.

—Don’tworry.I.

A．don’tB．won’tC．haven’tD．didn’t

28．I’veheardthattunebefore,butIdon’tknowthewordsthesong.

A．toB．forC．ofD．in

29．—IheardyouweregoingtoNewZealandaroundChristmas.Haveyoubookedtheflight?

—Notyet.Itobookmyflightintwoweeks’time.

A．amplanningB．plannedC．haveplannedD．willplan

30．Abigfirebrokeoutinarestaurantlastnight,atleast5people.

A．havingbeeninjuredB．havinginjured

C．injuringD．injured

31．wegavehersomethingtoeat,shewouldsaveitupforherlittlebrother.

A．WhateverB．HoweverC．WheneverD．Whoever

32．—Really,Idon’tknowtojointhearmyortofindajobaftermygraduation.

—Whydon’tyouseekyourparents’advice?

Theywillsurelyhelpyou.

A．ifB．howC．whereD．whether

33．—Whatdoyouthinkofthefurnitureonexhibition?

—Well,great!

ButIdontthinkmuchof______youbought.

A．theseB．itC．thatD．which

34．Afterthenewtechniquewasintroduced,thefactoryproduced______toysin2008astheyearbefore.

A．asmanytwiceB．astwicemany

C．twicemanyasD．twiceasmany

35．—IsawDaveinthelibrarythismorning.

—Really?

He______aroundschoolforalongtime.

A．won’tbeseenB．wasn'tseen

C．hasn’tbeenseenD．hadn'tbeenseen

第二节完型填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）

Thereweremanypeoplestandingontheplatform,butJeffcouldseehisgrandfatherstandingnearthebackofthe36EachsummerJeffspentamonthwithhimattheseashore.

Grandpa'soldtruck37_infrontofthecottage,Grandpasmiledandnoddedhisheadtowardthe__38_."Goon,"hesaidwithasmile,"andI’llget39on."

SandmovedandsettledunderJeff’sfeetashewalkedalongthebeach.Heclosedhiseyesandtookadeepbreathofsaltyair.Suddenlythe40wasbroken,heheardwhoosh,whoosh,whoosh.Andhe_41_abigseagullflyingaroundhishead,darting（冲）athim."Aaawk,"itcried,swooping（扑）downagainandagain.

_42__hisheadwithhisarms,JeffrushedbacktoGrandpa'scottage.Grandpahadpreparedadelicioussupper.AfterwardtheysatbythefireandJefftoldhimabouttheseagull."Itsurelyhadareasonto43thatway,"Grandpasaid."Iwonder44itis."

Thenextmorning,sunlightshonewarmandbrightasJeff45returnedtothebeachinsearchofinterestingstones,shells,orpiecesofdriftwood.Onceagain,though,hesoonfoundhimselfunder46"Goaway!

"Jeffshouted,clappingloudlytopersuadethe_47_seagulltoleave.Insteaditswoopedevencloser.AndJeffhadtoscramble（爬）undersomenearbybushes.

Thereheheardasofterbird_48_"Eeeep!

"Gentlypushingbranchesaside,hesawa49seagull.Itsfeetweretrappedinplasticrings,thetypethatislikecocabottles.

"Nowonderyourmom'supset,"Jeffsaid.Carefullyhe50therings.Atfirstcryingandshaking,thebirdsoon51,acceptinghelp.

Finallyfree,thebirdmoveditswingsontothesandcheering,"Eeep!

"

"Aawk,"itsmother52,swoopingdown.Togethertheyflewupintothebluesky.

JeffrantotellGrandpathe53."Nowyoucancollectyourrocksinpeace,"Grandpasaid.

Takingholdofabag,Jeffsaid,"IthinkI'11collectsome54first."

GrandpalookedatJeffwith55eyes."MindifIjoinyou?

"

36．A．crowdB．trainC．queueD．seats

37．A．loadedB．passedC．repairedD．parked

38．A．cottageB．beachC．truckD．hill

39．A．luggageB．fireC．supperD．cloth

40．A．walkB．peaceC．thoughtD．silence

41．A．knewB．discoveredC．learnedD．saw

42．A．BowingB．ShakingC．CoveringD．Turning

43．A．cryB．actC．flyD．respond

44．A．whatB．whyC．howD．where

45．A．bravelyB．carefullyC．quietlyD．lonely

46．A．influenceB．pressureC．guardD．attack

47．A．unfortunateB．unfriendlyC．unacceptableD．unlikely

48．A．songB．noiseC．soundD．movement

49．A．youngB．weakC．poorD．wild

50．A．untiedB．unfoldedC．uncoveredD．unpacked

51．A．disappearedB．controlledC．recoveredD．calmed

52．A．screamedB．shoutedC．repliedD．greeted

53．A．messageB．newsC．resultD．lesson

54．A．waterB．shellsC．energyD．litter

55．AL．watchfulB．criticalC．newD．big

第三部分：

阅读理解（共20小题，每题2分，满分40分）

A

EverytimeJoeMangoldwentintohislocalshoporlocalcaféorwalkeddownhisstreet,helookedatotherpeoplecarefully.Hewantedtoseeifpeoplewerelookingathim.Hewantedtoseeifanyonerecognizedhim.

Twoyearsago,JoeMangoldwas"JoefromHouseMates",whichwasoneofthemostsuccessfulrealityTVshowsofalltime.Joehadbeeninthefamoushouse,withalltheotherpeople.MillionsandmillionsofpeoplewatchedJoeeverymorningwhenhewokeup,everydaywhenheateandchattedwiththeotherpeopleinthehouse,andeveneverynightwhenhewasasleep.ItwastruethatJoewasthefirstpersontoleavethehouseonHouseMates.Hewasvotedoutwhenlotsofpeopletelephonedintosaythatheshouldleavethehouse.Itdidn'tmatter;Joewasn'tdisappointed.Totellthetruth,hedidn'tlikebeingintheHouseMateshousemuchanyway.Hedidn'tlikebeingwatchedallthetime.

ButbecausehewasthefirstpersonoutoftheHouseMateshouse,hehadmoretimetoenjoybeingfamous.Hemadeappearancesatnightclubs,heopenednewsupermarketsandothercelebritiesinvitedhimtotheirparties.Hewroteabooktellinghislifestory.Heappearedonchatshowsandquizshowsandradiophone-ins.EventhoughJoewasnotparticularlythinorhealthy,hemadeafilmshowingpeoplehowtofollowhisdietandfitnessperformance.Itdidn'tmatter-Joewasfamous,soanythingwithhisnameonitwassuccessful.

Twoyearsago,JoeMangoldwasn’tjustJoeMangold,theregular,normalpersonhewastoday.However,nowonlyaftertwoyears,nobodywantedJoeanymoretovisittheirnightclubsoropentheirsupermarkets.Sometimeshesawhisfilminthebargainbinsandhisbookinsecond-handshops.

Inthecafehesatdownasusualwithacupofcoffee.Nobodysaidhellotohim.Hesaidtohimself,"Beingex-famousisreallyastrangelife."

56．Accordingtothepassage,whatdidJoeMangolddoonHouseMates?

A．Hewasahostofnightclubs.B．Hewasanactorintheshow.

C．Hewasapopularfilmwriter.D．Hewastheownerofthehouse.

57．Joewasthefirstpersonwholeftthehousebecause.

A．hewasremovedfromthehousebyaudienceB．hehadnotimetoenjoybeingfamous

C．hedidn’thaveanyprivacyD．hefeltunhappythere

58．FromParagraph3,wecaninferthat.

A．manypeopleadmiredJoeforhisachievement

B．Joemissedtheopportunitiesforbeingpopular

C．peoplemadeuseofJoetowinfame

D．Joewasahighlygiftedyoungman

59．HowdidJoefeelabouthisexperience?

A．Hewishedithadn’thappened.

B．Heseemeduncertainabouthisfuture.

C．HeregrettedbeingintheHouseMates.

D．Hewasratherlostafterbeingwell-known.

B

Black-footedferretscannotlivewithoutprairie

dogs.Theseferretslive,hunt,andraisetheiryoung

onlyinlargeprairiedogtowns-vastnetworksof

tunnelsonprairiesinpartsofthewesternUnited

States.

Forahundredyears,farmershaveshotand

poisonedprairiedogs,believingthattheycompete

withtheircowsandsheepforgrass.Farmersarealso

concernedthatprairiedogburrows（洞）causecattle

andhorsestotrapandbreaktheirlegs.Mostlargeprairiedogtownswerewipedout.Ferretsdisappeared,too.Scientistssaythattosupportaferretpopulationatownmustcoverhundredsofacres.

Bythe1990sdiseasesweptthroughthecolony

（领地）,killingferretsandprairiedogsalike.

Black-footedferretswereassumedtobedying

out.Butin2001ablack-footedferretwasdiscovered

onaremotefarminWyoming.Excitedbythefind,

scientistsfromuniversity,stateandfederalwildlife

organizationssearchedthesurroundingarea.During

thenextfouryearstheyfoundmorethanahundred

ferrets!

Pamperedandwellfedintheirnewhome,thesurvivingferretsreproduced.Withinsevenyearstherewere400black-footedferretsinacontrolledenvironment.Itwastimetotryreintroducingthemtothewild.

Thereweremanydifficultiestoovercomewhentryingtoreturnhuman-raisedanimalstothewild.Usedtobeingfedandprotected,theanimalsmustquicklylearntofindtheirownfoodandavoiddanger.Anotherproblemwasthathumansandferretssharethesameland.Localfarmerswereconcernedabouttherestrictions（限制）thatmightbeplacedongrassland.Protectingreintroducedblack-footedferretsfromdisturbancesmightrestrictthefarmers'fencingandgrassareas.Wildlifeagencyofficialsworkedwiththefarmerstofindacceptableagreement.

In2006thefirstblack-footedferretswerefreedintoprairiedogtownsinWyoming.Thenextsummertherewerefournewwild-bornferretlittersontheprairie.Butmostofthereintroducedferretsdied.Lookingforwaystohelpmoreferretssurviveafterrelease,scientistsstartedapreconditioningprogram.Insidedirtpensyoungferretslearned