湖北省武汉市部分学校学年度高三年级联考.docx

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湖北省武汉市部分学校学年度高三年级联考

湖北省武汉市部分学校2010—2011学年度高三年级11月联考

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10小题，每小题1分，满分10分）

从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

21．Afterourgovernmentlauncheda（n）topopularizeChineselanguageworldwide,lotsofConfuciuscollegeshaveappearedinforeignuniversities.

A．campaignB．arrangementC．measureD．struggle

22．LocalcharityworkersarejoininganationwidedrivetoraisepublicofAIDS,adiseaseforwhichthereisnoeffectivecure.

A．conclusionB．impressionC．awarenessD．judgment

23．Shewasnotbeautiful;shedidnothermother,whowasabeauty.

A．likeB．resembleC．imitateD．represent

24．Withtheeconomiccrisisover,thefollowingyearsarelikelytoariseinproduction.

A．promiseB．sufferC．promoteD．hit

25．Thegovernmentmustbeveryaboutsettingpoliciesandmakenodecisionuntiltheyarequitesureitistherightone.

A．particularB．concernedC．certainD．cautious

26．Successmeansworkinghard,butworkingharddoesn’tmeansuccess.

A．certainlyB．necessarilyC．probablyD．possibly

27．Myparentsalwaysremindmetomakesurethegasisturnedoffafterabath,whichwouldcausedanger.

A．somehowB．meanwhileC．otherwiseD．furthermore

28．Ourmonitorthosenamesofthevolunteersafterthediscussion.

A．keptupB．wentupC．toreupD．roundedup

29．Althoughthenecklaceisnotmadeofrealcrystal,theshapeanditssizestillmostyoungpeopletobuyit.

A．appealtoB．fitforC．gowithD．applyfor

30．Itishopedthatyoucanmakesomeadjustmentsaboutthequalityofyourservicethereactionsofthecustomers.

A．inreturnforB．inresponsetoC．infavorofD．inchargeof

第二节完型填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）

阅读下面短文，从短文后所给各题的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

Onthefirstdayofthenewterm,Imetmynewheadmasterattheschoolgate.“Followme,please!

”hesaidwithaquiet,31voice.Hetookmeintomynewclassroomand32.Infrontofme,thirtypairsofeyeslookedatme.IknewhehadtoldthestudentsthatIwas33.Icouldalmostfeelthe34behindtheireyes:

Blind?

Ifelttootheanswer:

Ifshe’sblind,thisshouldbegood!

Iheardaquietvoiceinacornerofthe35.Foramoment.Ifeltafraid.IknewatoncethatIhadtobe36.

“Class,”Isaidas37asIcould.“I’mblind.ButIamnot38.Takeoffthosenaughtysmilesoff,andstop39,please!

”Ofcourse,Icouldnotseetheirfaces;40guessedthatsomeofthemweresmiling.Theclasswerequiet.Theywereverysurprised,IknewthatIhaddonethe41thing.

Asthedayswentby,thestudentshadmore42,Icouldsmellwhenthechildrenwereeatingsweets.Icouldeasily43combsgoingthroughhair,studentspassingmessages,andsoon,44Icaughtagirlpassingamessagetoafriend.ThenItookthemessagetotheteachers’room.Ateacherreadittome.Ononesideitsaid,“Doyouthinkshecan45?

”Ontheotheritsaid,“Ithinkso.She46knowswhatwe’redoing.”

Soonthestudentsstoppedbeingnaughty,andstartedtoworkhard.47,theybroughtinphotosoftheirfamiliesformeto48;Iknewthentheyweremy49.Ialsoknewtheyhad50thatIcouldnotsee.

31．A．deepB．kindC．loudD．low

32．A．ranB．waitedC．stoppedD．left

33．A．intelligentB．newC．blindD．extraordinary

34．A．questionB．doubtC．puzzleD．analysis

35．A．schoolB．classroomC．deskD．building

36．A．disappointedB．consciousC．criticalD．strong

37．A．loudlyB．slowlyC．obviouslyD．aloud

38．A．uncomfortableB．narrow-mindedC．foolishD．discouraged

39．A．smilingB．talkingC．seekingD．seeing

40．A．immediatelyB．exactlyC．merelyD．properly

41．A．rightB．goodC．terribleD．strange

42．A．affairsB．issuesC．sadnessD．surprises

43．A．touchB．tasteC．feelD．hear

44．A．OnceB．SometimesC．WhileD．Often

45．A．senseB．readC．seeD．smell

46．A．alwaysB．seldomC．hardlyD．still

47．A．LongbeforeB．BeforelongC．AtpresentD．Atonce

48．A．calmdownB．lookupC．dreamofD．lookat

49．A．teachersB．sistersC．friendsD．classmates

50．A．rememberedB．forgottenC．misunderstoodD．realized

第三部分：

阅读理解（共20小题：

每小题2分，满分40分）

阅读下列短文，从每篇短文后所给各题的四个选项（A．B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

USbillionairesarebackontopwithMicrosoftfounderBillCatesagaintheworld'srichestmaninayearwhenevenbillionairesfelttheheatoftheglobalrecession,ForbesmagazinesaidWednesday.

Thewealthyfewdidnotescapebigshocksthisyear,withnetworthonthelistof793billionaires-downfroml,125billionairesin2008-plummetingt02.4trilliondollarsfrom4.4trillion,Forbessaid

“Thebiggestnewstodayisthatwearehereandtherestillarebillionaires,"ForbesspokeswomanMonieBegleyjokedatapressconference

Themuch-watchedannualrichlistputGatesbackontopwithanetworthof40billiondollars,although,hesawhisbankbalancelose18billionoverthelast12months.InsecondcameinvestorWarrenBuffettwith37billiondollars,despitelosing25billiondollarsthisyearinthevalueofhisBerkshireHathawayshares.Alsolosing25billiondollars,MexicantelecomskingCarlosSlimstillmanagedtocomeinthirdwith35billiondollars.

NewYorkMayorMichaelBloomberg,atnumber17,wasnotableastheonlytop20memberstoseeanetgain.Thatwasnotbecauseofhissalary,whichisasymboliconedollarayear,butthankstore-evaluationofBloombergfinancialnewsagencyafterthemayorboughta20percentstakefromMerrillLynchlastyearfor4.5billiondollars.

About64percentofthebillionairesareself-madeandtheiraverageageis63.7,aslightriseresultingfromthelowernumberofrichRussiansandChinese,whoseaverageageslastyearwere46and48.

Bycontrastwiththatagingtrend.Gatesisarelativelyyouthful53.TheyoungestbillionaireprizethisyeargoestoAlbertvonThurnundTaxisofGermany,whois25andlistedashaving2.1billiondollars.Butoneoftheyoungsuccessstoriesfromlastyear-FacebookfounderMarkZuckerberg-droppedoffthelistaltogether.

51．Ofallthemillionairesmentionedabove,whodidn'tloseintheglobalrecession?

A．BillGates.B．WarrenBuffett.C．CarlosSlim.D．MichaelBloomberg.

52．Thesentence"Thebiggestnewstodayisthatwearehereandtherestillarebillionaires"mayprobablymean_______.

A．thenumberofbillionairesin2009ismuchsmallerthanthatin2008

B．thenumberofbillionairesin2009isabitlargerthanthatin2008

C．therearemanybillionairesinAmerica,whichisthebiggestnewstoday

D．thebiggestnewsisthatmanybillionairesareatthepressconference

53．HowmanybilliondollarsdidtheUSbillionaireslosein2008altogethermentionedintheparagraph4?

A．18.B．25.C．43.D．50.

54．Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage?

A．Self-MadeBillionairesB．WhatMadeBillionaires

C．BillGatesBackonTopAgainD．BiggestGainerandBiggestLoser

B

The"EarthHour"initiative（自发行动）startedinAustralia'sbiggestcitySydneylastyearwhenanestimated2.2millionpeopleflickedtheswitch-leavingtheSydneyOperaHousebathedinmoonlightandtheHarborBridgeblackedout.

OrganizerAndyRidleysaidSydney's60minutesofdarknessgeneratedhugeinterestaroundtheworldand23othercitiesfromtheAsiaPacific,NorthAmerica,EuropeandtheMiddleEasthadnowsigneduptobepartofthe2008event.

Theeightlatestcitiestojoin"EarthHour"areAtlanta,SanFranciscoandPhoenixintheUS;Thailand'scapitalBangkok;Ottawa,VancouverandMontrealinCanadaandDublininIreland.

TheyjoinedAustraliancitiesSydney,Perth,Melbourne,Canberra,Brisbane,Adelaide;Denmark'sCopenhagen,Aarhus,AalborgandOdense;thePhilippinecapitalManila,Fiji'sbiggestcitySuva.ChristchurchinNewZealand;Chicago;TelAvivandToronto.

Ridleysaidheexpectedthe"EarthHour"concept,whichismanagedbytheconservationgroupWWF,toextendbeyondthebordersofthesecountriesonthescheduledstarttimeof8:

00p.m.localtimeonSaturdayMarch29.

“Ithinkitalreadyhasbecomemuchbigger,"hesaid."Theideawasthatanyonecoulddoit,whethertheywereinasmallvillageinFranceoracitylikeSydney."

RidleysaidtheSydneyevent,inwhichresidentswereaskedtoswitchofflightsandappliancesforonehour,hadraidedawarenessabouttheproblemofglobalwarmingwhilereducinggreenhousegasemissionsbyconservingenergy.

"Iknowthatonthenightwethoughtwemightbeabletocutenergyuseinthecitybyfivepercentbutitendedupbeing10.1percent,"hesaid.

HesaidhehopedEarthHourprovideda"verybigvisualmessage"topoliticiansthatclimatechangemustbeaddressedquickly.

“Theproblemismassivebutwedomakeadifferencewhenwealltakeaction,"hesaid.

55．Thepurposeofthe"EarthHour"activityis_____.

A．toconserveenergy

B．tochangetheclimate

C．toreducethegreenhousegasemissions

D．todrawpeople'sattentiontotheglobalwarming

56．Theunderlinedword"flick"inparagraph2mean.

A．switchonB．switchoffC．movequicklyD．hitquickly

57．Whichcitydoesn’tjointheblack-outorganization?

A．Bangkok.B．Manchester.C．Montreal.D．Brisbane.

58．Fromthepassagewecanlearn_____.

A．theblack-outactivitywillhaveagreateffectonclimatechange

B．the"EarthHour"initiativefirstbeganinthecapitalofAustralia

C．allthecountriesintheworldbecomeinterestedintheblack-outactivity

D．theblack-outactivityhasalreadycaughtpolitician'sattentiontotheclimatechange

C

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