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高三单元考卷二

EnglishpapersforSeniorIII(III)

Listening

Shortconversations

1.a.Joehasn’tturnedinMr.Johnson’scoatyet.

b.JoelostacoatinMr.Johnson’sclass

c.JoefoundacoatinMr.Johnson’sclass

d.Joehasn’tfoundMr.Johnson’scoatyet.

2.a.atabookstoreb.inaparkc.inalibraryd.atamuseum

3.a.becauseofthewoman’shusbandb.becauseshehasspenttoomuchmoney

c.becausesheworriedaboutJohnd.becauseJohnmightgetmadwhenhecomeshome

4.a.hedoesn’twantanythingtodrinkb.Helikesneithercoffeenortea.

c.heneverdrinksanythingexceptorangejuice.d.heonlywantstodrinksomewater.

5.a.teacher---studentb.husband—wifec.shopassistant---customerd.doctor—patient

6.a.themanlikeshismanagerb.themanthinkshighlyofthewoman’smanager

c.themandislikeshismanager

d.thewomandoeslikehermanagerbecausesheisoftenmadetoworklate

7.a.shehasn’tseenmanyperformances

b.ticketsfortheperformancearemuchtooexpensive

c.shedidn’tenjoyitverymuchd.itwasnotveryinteresting

8.a.Hemeantsheshouldmakeaphonecallifanythingwentwrong.

b.Hemeantforherjusttowaittillhelpcame.

c.Hewasafraidsomethingwouldgowrongwithhercar

d.Hepromisedtogiveherhelphimself.

9.a.Hewon’tgofishingwiththewoman.b.Heprefersboatingtofishing

c.Heprefersfishingtoboating.d.HewillgofishingwithBrown

longerconversation

10.a.Hehasaheadacheb.Hefailedhishistoryexam

c.Heistiredd.Heistoobusy

11.a.coffeehelpspeopleworkefficientlyb.coffeedoesnotnecessarilycauseheartdisease

c.peopledrinkcoffee,whichcankeeppeopleawaked.coffeemaypreventheartdisease

passage

12.a.fiveb.fourc.threed.twelve

13.a.8:

30b.9:

00c.12:

00d.12:

30

14.a.intheclassroomb.inthecafeteriac.inthelibraryd.ontheplayground

Multiplechoice

15.Ifwekilledalltheinsects,wewouldupset__________________.

a.balanceofnatureb.balanceofthenature

c.thebalanceofthenatured.thebalanceofnature

16.Everystudentintheclassdidhisbest____theywonthegame.

a.sothatb.inorderthatc.soastod.inorderto

17.It’sthethirdtimehehasbeenmadetheirgroupleader,______

a.wasn’theb.isn’titc.hasn’titd.hasn’the

18.The_____temperatureofthehumanbodyis37oC.

a.ordinaryb.normalc.ordinald.usually

19.______attheTownHall,theQueenwaswelcomesbytheMayor.

a.Onreachingb.Atarrivalc.Onarrivald.Atreaching

20.Don’tupsether______youdo!

A.whoeverb.wheneverc.howeverd.whatever

21.___thereenough____inthisclassroomfortwenty-fivedesks

a.Are…spacesb.Is…spacec.Is…aspaced.Are…thespaces

22.Heseesverywell,_____thatheissixtyyearsofage.

a.beingconsideringb.consideringc.toconsiderd.considered

23.Don’tworry._____thatI’vebroughtanotherkeytotheoffice.

a.Ihappenedb.Itsohappensc.Itappearsd.Itsoseems

24.Itis________toseeyouhere,John.

a.gladb.pleasedc.happyd.nice

25.Itisnearlyhalfacentury_____thefirstcomputerwasinvented.

a.whenb.thatc.sinced.until

26.Itisrequiredthatwe_______homeworktomorrowmorning.

a.shouldhandinb.wouldhandinc.couldhandind.aretohandin

27.Theoldmanwaspowerlesstodoanythingexcept_________.

a.waitb.towaitc.waitingd.waited

28.______hardistodogoodallone’slifeandneverdoanythingbad.

a.Whatisb.Whatitisc.Thatisd.Thatitis

29.MyEnglishteachertoldusnottoturn______dictionariestoooftenwhenwereadnovelsinEnglish.A.tob.overc.offd.on

30.Whenledintotheroom,__________.

a.itwastoohottoliveinb.itwasimpossibleforustoliveinsuchahotroom

c.inwhichIwouldlivewastoohotd.Ifoundittoohottolivein

语法专项

31.Here_____youwanttosee.

a.comestheladyb.comesaladyc.theladycomesd.iscomingalady.

32.Now_____yourturntokeepguard.

a.thereisb.isgoingc.comesd.hascome

33.SpringbeginsinMarch,then_______.

a.AprilandMaycomeb.Apriliscomingc.comeAprilandMayd.isAprilcoming

34.Hehasfinishedhiswork,_____.

a.Ihavefinishedsob.sofinishedIc.socanId.sohaveI

35.Hecanhardlydriveacar______.

a.socan’tIb.can’tIeitherc.Ican’ttood.neithercanI

36._______thantheystartedtowork.

a.Nosoonertheyhadgottotheplantb.Nosoonerdidtheygettotheplant

c.Nosoonerhadtheygottotheplantd.Assoonastheygottotheplant.

37.NotuntilMrSmithcametoChina____whatkindofacountrysheis.

a.didheknowb.heknewc..hedidn’tknowd.hecouldknow

38.Acrosstheriver_____________.a.liesanewbuiltbridge

b.liesanewlybuiltbridgec.anewbuiltbridgeliesd.anewlybuiltbridgelies

39.Sofast______thatit’sdifficultforustoimagineitsspeed.

a.lighttravelsb.travelsthelightc.dolighttravelsd.doeslighttravel

40.Notonly_______thedatafedintoit,butitcanalsoanalysethem.

a.canthecomputermemorizeb.thecomputercanmemorize

b.dothecomputermemorized.canmemorizethecomputer

Clozetest

(A)

OnceNapoleonstayedinasmallinn.Thenextmorninghewenttothanktheinnkeeper.“Youhaveservedme_41____,innkeeper,”saidNapoleon.“Iwishtorewardyou.Tellmewhatyouwant.’

“Sir,wewantnothing,”saidtheinnkeeper.“___42__willyoutellussomething”

“whatisit”Napoleonasked.

“Wehaveheardastory,”saidtheinnkeeper.“Onceduringthewar,the__43__tookcontrolofafarmhouse.Youweresleepinginit.Youhidwhilethey__44___you.Willyoutellushowyoufelt___45_____theyweredoingthat”

TheinnkeeperlookedatNapoleon’sface.Napoleonlookedvery___46___.Napoleon___47__twoofhissoldiers.Thenhepointedtothedoor.Thesoldierstooktheinnkeeperandhiswifeoutintotheyard.

Bytheendoftheyardwasawall.Theinnkeeperandhiswifewere__48___tothewall.Thesoldierstiedtheinnkeeper’shandsbehindhisback.Thenthewife’shandsweretied,too.

Napoleonwatched,_49____nothing.“Please,please,sir,”beggedtheinnkeeper.“Don’tkillus!

Wemeantnothing!

”Thesoldiersmovedback.Theinnkeepersawthemraisingtheirguns.ThenNapoleonspoke.“___50___!

”hecalled.“Aim!

”Theinnkeeper’swifescreamed.“Stop!

”saidNapoleon.Hewenttotheinnkeeper.“Nowyouknowtheanswertothequestionyouaskedmejustnow,don’tyou

41.awellb.goodc.niced.OK

42.a.Butb.Andc.Unlessd.Until

43.a.Russiab.Russianc.Russianesed.Russians

44.a.lookedforb.foundc.foundoutd.looked

45.a.whenb.afterc.befored.until

46.a.sadb.happyc.angryd.lucky

47.a.askedforb.calledinc.paidavisittod.hadtoget

48.a.tiedb.ledc.shownd.invited

49.a.saysb.saidc.tosayd.saying

50.a.Pleaseb.Standc.Readyd.Good

(B)

WhatactuallyhappenwhenwereadSomepeoplethinkthatwereadonewordat___51____,understanditandthengoontothenext.Otherpeoplethinkthatoureyessmoothlymoveovereachlinefromlefttoright,thenbacktothebeginningofthe___52___line,andsoon.Infact,thephysicalactionofreadingusuallydoesn’tworkin__53___ofthoseways.

Supposeyoudothisexperimentwithafriend.Getholdofabookwithalargepage__54___andwithlinesthatgorightacrossthepage.__55___yourfriendto___56______thebookupandtoreaditwiththetopofthebookjustbelowhiseyelevel.This__57____thatyoucanwatchthemovementofhiseyesashereadsthepage.Ifyoudothis,youwillseeyourfriend’seyesdonotmakeacontinuousforwardsweep._58_____theyprogressbylittle“jump”,moving,thenstopping,astheyprogressalongtheline.

____59___tobethisstartingandstoppingmovement__60__theeyecanseeonlywhenitisnotmoving.Everytimetheeyepausesitseesaphraseorevenasentence,thenjumpstothenextpartoftheline,andsoon.

Thereisanotherinterestingfactabouteyemovement.Youwillnoticethat,fromtimetotime,thereadergoesbackandlooksagainatsomethinghehasreadbefore;inotherwords,hereturnstoanearlierpartofthetextprobablybecauseherealizesheisnotunderstandingitproperly.Thenhecomesbacktowherehestoppedandcontinuesreading.

51.a.atimeb.onetimec.timed.times

52.a.aboveb.nextc.samed.second

53.a.eitherb.neitherc.alld.both

54.a.numberb.quantityc.spaced.size

55.a.Haveb.Tohavec.Getd.Toget

56.a.holdb.pickc.putd.set

57.a.showsb.meansc.expressesd.proves

58.a.Howeverb.Althoughd.Therefored.Instead

59.a.Ithasb.Itisc.Therehasd.Thereis

60.a.ifb.unlessc.althoughd.because

Readingcomprehension

A

Growingolddoesnotincreaseyourimmediateriskofdying---atleast,ifyouareafruitfly.ThechancesofaMediterraneanfruitflydyingoutonaparticulardayreachesapeakandthendeclines,accordingtoJamesCareyoftheUniversityofCaliforniaandDavisandJamesVaupelofDukeUniversity.Theirresultsdisagreewiththenotionthatthedeathrateriseswithageinallspecies.

Theresearchwillfantheflamesofalong-runningdebateoverwhetherornotthereisageneticallydefinedlimittoanindividual’slifespan.Ifthereisnotandthefruitflyresultsextendtohumans,thenmedicaladvancesmighteventuallyallowtheelderlytoliveindefinitely.

Intheearly19thcentury,theBritishstatisticianBenjaminGompertzformulatedalawstatingthatdeathratesincreasewithage.Foranadulthumantheimmediatechanceofdeathbelievedtoholdforallspeciesandtoputanagelimitoneachspecies.

Totestthistheory,CareyandVa

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