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杭州二中2015-2016学年第二学期高三年级仿真考英语试卷

本试卷分为选择题和非选择题两部分。

共120分,考试时间120分钟。

请考生按规定用笔将所有试题的答

案涂写在答题纸上。

选择题部分(共80分)

第一部分:

英语知识运用(共两节,满分30分)

第一节:

单项填空(共20小题;每小题0.5分,满分10分)

从A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项,并在答题纸上将该选项标号涂黑。

1.—Doyouthinkhe’llcometojoinusinhikingtomorrow?

—________.Heisabsolutelyacouchpotato.

A.That’snoneofmybusiness.B.Yousaidit.

C.Iwouldn’tbetonit.D.Farfromit.

2.Therewas_______timewhenIstoppedreadingcomicsforawhile,andIgotreallyspellboundby_______

classicalmusic.

A.a;/B.the;theC.a;theD.the;/

3._______productionupby80%,thecompanyhashadanotherexcellentyear.

A.AsB.ForC.ThroughD.With

4.Thephotowastaken_______stoodthefamousstatue,alandmarkofthecityhepaidavisitlastJuly.

A.whichB.inwhichC.whereD.what

5.Sincestudyingabroadoftenputsyouonacompletelydifferentcontinent,youaremuchclosertoplacesyou

might_______nothavehadtheopportunitytovisit.

A.ratherB.otherwiseC.thereforeD.still

6.Booksintroduceusintoamarvelousworldandbringusintothepresenceofthegreatestminds_______have

everlived.

A.thatB.whichC.whoD.where

7.Usuallydoctorsareunderstandably_______aboutnewmedicinesbecauseoftheuncertaintyoftheireffects.

A.considerateB.logicalC.optimisticD.cautious

8.—Ifeelreallydisappointednottohavegotthejob.

—Don’tworry,maybesomethingbetterwill_______.

A.putupB.takeonC.comealongD.falldown

9.ThoughthelatestfiguresshowChina’seconomygrewslightlyslowbyjust6.7%inthefirstquarteroftheyear,

itwas_______thegovernmentgrowthtarget.

A.inlinewithB.infavorofC.indisagreementwithD.indefenseof

10.—You’veagreedtogo.Sowhyaren’tyougettingready?

—ButI_______thatIwasexpectedtosetoffatonce.

A.don’trealizeB.didn’trealizeC.hadn’trealizedD.haven’trealized

11.Theroutesturnedouttobemarkedinredinthebrochure.I_______learningtheplacesbyheart.

A.shouldhavebotheredB.couldn’thavebotheredC.needn’thavebotheredD.musthavebothered

12.Eachdayisagift,and_______myeyesopen,I’llfocusonthenewdayandallthehappymemoriesI’ve

storedaway.

A.aswellasB.asmuchasC.aslongasD.asfaras

13.Facinganumberofinvestigations,theMichiganauthoritiesfinallyhadto_______thefactthatthe

educationalfundhadbeencutdownonatightbudget.

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A.acknowledgeB.identifyC.overcomeD.create

14.Itisbeyond_______thatProfessorTu’sachievementdoesn'tcomefromgoodluckbutfromherdedicationto

herresearchwork.

A.imaginationB.doubtC.expectationD.possibility

15.Perseveranceisakindofqualityandthat’s_______ittakestodoanythingsuccessfully.

A.howB.whichC.whereD.what

16.Seatedinhiswell-decoratedoffice,whoseexpansivewindows_______theArabianSea,thenewCEO

Alukkasseemspleasedandambitious.

A.borderB.overlookC.enlargeD.block

17.Sometimesthereis_______betterthandoingnothingonabeachforadayespeciallyforthoseunderstress.

A.everythingB.anythingC.nothingD.something

18.It’sdifficultforustolearnalessoninlife_______we’veactuallyhadthatlesson.

A.afterB.sinceC.untilD.when

19.Sincethegallery_______afterthebrilliantartistwasbuiltinhonorofhisgreatcontribution,itisopentothe

publicforfreethewholeyear.

A.beingnamedB.namedC.tonameD.tobenamed

20.—IhatetheretobemisunderstandingsbetweenRobertandI.

—_______!

It'llbeokwithtimegoingby.

A.CheerupB.ToobadC.NotabitofitD.I'msorry

第二节:

完形填空(共20小题;每小题1分,满分20分)

阅读下面短文,掌握其大意,然后从21~40各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选

项,并在答题纸上将该选项标号涂黑。

Daniellewaslivinginanewcitywithnolocalbankofherown.Shedesperatelyneededto21abank

tocashherpaycheck.Formorethantwoweeks,shemade22oneafteranotherbutinvain.Howcouldshe

continueto23herselfandhertwochildrenasasinglemother?

Takingabreakfromher24,Danielledecidedtoattendameetingatthelocalwomen’sresource

Thewomentherehadbeenastrongsourceofencouragementsinceshefledherhome25forhersafety.

SittingnexttoDanielle,Amybegantosharethedetailsofher26situation.Shewasjustdaysawayfrom

27herhomeandhercar.Herphoneandelectricserviceswerebothscheduledtobe28.Herhusbandhad

gambledawaytheirmoney.Shehadnothingleft.Nothing.

AsAmydescribedthedegreeofthesituation,Danielle29God’ssoftwhisperinherheart:

“Afterthe

meeting,giveAmytwentydollars.Danielle”immediatelythought,“ButIcan’t.Ionlyhavefortydollars.

heardthe30again.Danielleknewsheneededtofollow.Whenthemeeting31,shereachedintoher

purseand32handedtwentydollarstoAmy.KnowingDanielle’ssituaastion,3A3mywtoacceptitat

first.Butasacrowdofwomen34togiveAmyhugsofsupport,DanielletoldherthatGodwantedherto

haveit.ThenDanielleleft.

Nowwithjusttwentydollarsleftinherwallet,Danielledecidedto35cashingherpaycheckatjustone

morebankbeforeheadinghome.36sheexpectedtherejectionshehadreceivedatsomanyotherbanks,she

was37filledwithrenewedconfidenceandoptimism.Hopefully,shewalkedintothebanknexttothe

women’scenter.Momentslater,thebank38herpaycheckwithnoquestionsasked.Wearingabigsmile,

Daniellereturnedhome.

AsforDanielle,ithasbeenthreeyearssincethatday.Realizingtruehopehasno39,shecontinuesto

be40forthelifetimesupplythatshereceivedforjusttwentydollars.

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21.A.selectB.findC.consultD.search

22.A.decisionsB.choicesC.appointmentsD.attempts

23.A.encourageB.believeC.supportD.comfort

24.A.ambitionsB.strugglesC.failuresD.experiences

25.A.infearB.indebtC.inpublicD.indoubt

26.A.similarB.uniqueC.desperateDsocial

27.A.ruiningB.leavingC.missingD.losing

28.A.cancelledB.reducedC.abolishedD.changed

29.A.receivedB.foundC.heardD.felt

30.A.storyB.adviceC.orderD.voice

31.A.followedB.lastedC.concludedD.agreed

32.A.quietlyB.politelyC.happilyD.sadly

33.A.awfulB.unwillingC.eagerD.embarrassed

34.A.intendedB.approachedC.managedD.continued

35.A.avoidB.tryC.considerD.risk

36.A.IfB.ButC.SinceD.While

37.A.anyhowB.somehowC.thereforeD.otherwise

38.A.countedB.checkedC.cashedD.tested

39.A.priceB.costC.causeD.purpose

40.A.readyB.welcomeC.fortunateD.thankful

第二部分:

阅读理解(共20小题,每小题2分,满分40分)

第一节:

阅读下列材料,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选项,并在答题纸上将该选

项标号涂黑。

A

SincethebeginningoftheInterneteraithasbeenprettywidelyacceptedthatwhenyoujoinanonline

service,whateverdatayouputintoitbelongstoyou.That’sthewaythingswereuntilF—acebookcamealong.

Facebooktookadifferentapproach.Untilrecently,everythingyouputintoFacebook—photos,messages,wall

posts,yourprofileinfo,and,mostsignificant,youraddressbook—couldnotbeexportedanywhere.Ineffect,you

didn’townyorudata.Facebookdid.

InOctoberitrelaxedthingsabitwithapolicythatletsyouexportmostofyourstuff,withoneglaring

exception:

thee-mailaddressesofthepeopleonyourcontactlist.Allyougetisalistofnames.Facebooksaysit

can’tletyoutakeyourfriends-mailaddre’sseesbecausethatinformationdoesn’tbelongtoyou;itbelongstoyou

friends.Ofcoursethisisrubbish.TherealityisthatFacebookwantstomakeitdifficult,ifnotimpossible,foryou

toleave.

NowthatpolicyhassparkedafightbetweenGoogleandFacebook.Googleissteamedbecauseitsuserscan,

andoftendo,exporttheirGmailcontactinformationintoFacebook.Butthosepeoplecan’tbringF

backintoGmail.

EarlierthismonthGoogledeclareditwouldblockexportsofitsdatatoservicesthatdon’treciprocate

—meaningguesswho.Inacountermove,FacebookhackedaroundGoogle’sroadblocksoitsuserscouldkeep

pullingdatafromGoogle.

Googlesaiditwas“disappointed”withFacebook’sbehavior.ItalsocarewaatrendingscreentotellGmail

usersthatiftheyexporttheirinformationtoFacebooktheywon.’tgetitback

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Bothcompaniesdeclinedtocommentontherecordforthisstory.Butwhat’sreallygoingonisthatthey

war.GoogleviewsFacebookasathreattoitsbusinessandhasbeentryingtolaunchasocial-networkingservice

tocompetewithit.Facebookhasroundedup500millionpeopleandintendstogeneratebillionsofdollarsin

revenue(收益)bygatheringdataaboutthemandsellingittoadvertisers.

Facebook’spositionwithrivaltechcompaniesboilsdowntothis:

ifyouwantaccesstoalltheinformation

we’vecollected,strikeadealwithus.MicrosoftandYahoohavedonethat,andnow,likemagic,theycanexport

Facebookcontactinfointotheirsystems,whileGooglestillcan.’t

RemembertheearlydaysoftheNet,wheneverythingwasgoingtobeopenandfree,andwewereallgoing

toshareinformationinatechno-utopia?

Thatwasgreatuntilpeoplerealizedthattheiruserdatacouldbeturned

intogold.Nowtherearebillionsatstake,andnobodyisplayingniceanymore.

41.BeforeFacebookappeared,peoplegenerallybelievedthat______.

A.theycanjoinanyonlineserviceattheirownwill

B.theironlineinformationbelongstoonlineserviceproviders

C.theyownallthedatatheyputintoonlineservices

D.theironlineserviceprovidersshouldkeeptheironlineinfosecret

42.WhatdoestheauthorthinkofFacebookpreventingitsusersexportingtheire-mailaddresstootheronline

services?

A.Itcanensurethesafetyofitsusers’information.

B.Ithasquite

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