高三上学期阶段性检测英语试题 Word版含答案.docx

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高三上学期阶段性检测英语试题Word版含答案

山东省德州市陵城一中-高三第一学期阶段性检测

英语试题

12月

第Ⅰ卷

第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）

第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）

请听下面5段对话。

每段对话仅读一遍。

1.Whatdoesthewomanmean?

A.Theticketsnearthestagehavebeensoldout.

B.Shedoesn'twanttositnearthestage.

C.Itisnoteasyatalltogettickets.

2.Howmanystopsdoesthemantaketowork?

A.2B.4C.5

3.WhydidPaultakepartinneitherofHelen'slasttwofamilyparties?

A.Becausehedoesn'tlikeheranymore.

B.BecauseHelen'sparentslikehimnomore.

C.BecauseHelendoesn'tlikehimanymore.

4.Whatarethetwospeakerstalkingabout?

A.Makingsomethingdifferent.

B.Changingmoney.

C.Goingshopping.

5.WhatdidthewomanbuyforherbrotherasaChristmasgift?

A.Sheboughthimawatch.

B.Shehasriotboughthimapresentyet.

C.Sheboughthimacaseforhiscoincollection.

第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

请听第6段材料，回答第6至7题。

6.Howwillthewomantravel?

A.Byship.B.Byair.C.Bytrain.

7.Whatisthewoma

nprobablygoingtodo?

A.Goshopping.B.Haveasunbath.C.Writeforamagazine.

请听第7段材料,回答第8至9题。

8.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Advertiserandadvertisingagent.

B．Businesspartners.

C．Workmates.

9.WhywasthecompanyunsuccessfulinJapan?

A.ThetargetgroupbetweenJapanandAmericaisdifferent.

B.Thenameof

thecompanyscaredoffcustomers.

C.Themarketingstrategiesdidn'twork.

请听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。

10.Howmanyroomsarethereupstairs?

A.Three.B.Four.C.Five.

11.Wherecanthewomanparkhercarifsherentsthehouse?

A.Infrontofthegarden.

B.Atthebackofthehouse.

C.Ontheroadoutsidethehouse.

12.Whatwillthewomandotomorrow?

A.MeetMrRoberts.

B.Comeroundtothehouse.

C.Discussthedetailswiththeman.

13.Whycanthebusiestpeopledourgentthings?

A.Theyhavemoretime.

B.Theyarebetterorganized.

C.Theyactmorequickly.

14.Whatisthewoman'sadviceonthehousework?

A.Finishthematonce.

B.Thinkaboutthemuntilthey'refinished.

C.Putthemoffuntilatimepeoplewanttodothem.

15.Howdoesthewomanthinkpeoplecanorganizetheirtime?

A.Bylistingeverythingtheywanttodo.

B.Bymakingalistoftheirhousework.

C.Bywritingdowntheurgentthings.

16.Whatisthewomandoing?

A.Makingaspeech.B.Assigningtasks.C.Givingaclass.

请听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17.Whatisthefirststepofmarketinganewproduct?

A.Researchingoncustomers'love.

B.Selectingatestmarket.

C.Handingoutsamples.

18.Howisthecostofthetestingproducescontrolled?

A.Byreducingthesizeofthesamples.

B.Bykeepingthetestperiodshort.

C.Bylimitingthetestareas.

19.Whousuallydoestherestingandinterview?

A.Experiencedsalespeople.B.Producers.C.Speciallytrainedpeople.

20.Whatdoesthespeakersayintheend?

A.Everyone'sopinionisveryimportant.

B.Listenersshouldstayafterthetalktotakepartinatest.

C.Companiesshouldtrytheirbesttotestmorenewproducts.

第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）

第一节（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

BlackBoxThinking

—ByMatthewSyed

Thisbookisanewapproachtohighperformance，ameansoffindingalledgeinacomplexandfast-changingworld．Itisnotjustaboutsport，buthaspowerfulimplicationsforbusinessandpolitics，aswellasparentsandstudents，inotherwords，allofus．Drawingonadizzyingseriesofcasestudiesandreal-worldexamples，togetherwithcutting-edgeresearchonsmallgains，creativityandcourage，MatthewSyedtellstheinsidestoryofhowsuccessreallyhappens—andhowwecannotgrowunlesswearepreparedtolearnfromourmistakes．

MapStories

—ByFranciscaMatteoli

Inthebook，theauthortells20surprisingstoriesonthegeographyoftheworldand，usingbeautifulmapsfromallcountriesandtimes，sheexplainsthebirthofthemostmagicalplacesonEarth．Thebookisajourneythroughspaceandtime，andalessonabouttheworldasitisandourplaceinit．

MakingItupasIGoAlong

—ByMarianKeyes

Itisafunnylookattheabsurdityofmodernlifeandrecognizesthatweareallclearlymakingitupaswegoalong．ItincludesKeyes，guidetobreakingupyou’reyourhairdresser，andherwarningaboutthedangersoffaketan（古铜色）．Andthereissomesecrettruthaboutwriters，oratleastaboutKeyes．

MogandMeandOtherStories

—ByJudithKerr

JudithKerrwasbornonJune14，1923inBerlinbutescapedfromHitler’sGermanywithherparentsandbrotherin1933whenshewasnineyearsold．Judithwentto11differentschoolsandworkedwiththeRedCrossduringthewar．Forthepast30years，she’sworkedasanauthorandillustratorofchildren'sbooks．Comeandplaywitheveryone’sfavoritefamilypet，inthishugeboardbookcollectionofstoriesespeciallyforyoungerreaders．

21．Ifyouareinterestedinexploringtheworld，whichbookdoyouprefer?

A．BlackBoxThinking．B．MakingItupasIGoAlong．

C．MogandMeandOtherStories．D．MapStories.

22．Whichauthortellssomesecrettruthabouthimselfinthebook?

A．MatthewSyed．B．FranciscaMatteoli．C．MarianKeyesD．JudithKerr．

23．ThebookMogandMeandOtherStoriesismainlyaimedat______．

A．childrenB．parentsC．businessmenD．politicians

B

BobDylan，the75-year-oldrocklegendreceivedtheNobelPrizeforhavingcreatednewpoeticexpressionswithinthegreatAmericansongtradition．SaraDanius，permanentsecretaryoftheSwedishAcademy，saidDylanhadbeenchosenbecausehewasagreatpoetintheEnglishspeakingtradition．

Dylan，bornonMay24，1941isanAmericansongwriter，singer，artist，andwriter．Hehasbeeninfluentialinpopularmusicandcultureformorethanfivedecades．Muchofhismostcelebratedworkdatesfromthe1960s．EarlysongssuchasTangledupinBlue，BlowingintheWindandTheTimesArea-ChangingbecameanthemsfortheAmericancivilfightsandanti-warmovements．LeavingbehindhisinitialbaseintheAmericanfolkmusicreviva1（复兴），hissix-minutesingleLikeaRollingStone，recordedin1965，enlargedtherangeofpopularmusic．

Dylan’slyricsincorporateawiderangeofpolitical，social，philosophical，andliteraryfeatures．Hisrecordingcareer，spanningmorethan50years，hasexploredthetraditionsinAmericansong—fromfolk，blues，andcountrytorockandroll，androckabillytoEnglish，Scottish，andIrishfolkmusic，embracingevenjazzandtheGreatAmericanSongbook.Dylanperformswithguitar,keyboards，andharmonica．Backedbyachanginglineupofmusicians，hehastouredsteadilysincethelate1980sonwhathasbeencalledtheNeverEndingTour．Hisaccomplishmentsasarecordingartistandperformerhavebeencentraltohiscareer，butsongwritingisconsideredhisgreatestcontribution．

Since1994，Dylanhaspublishedsixbooksofdrawingsandpaintings，andhisworkhasbeenexhibitedinmajorartgalleries．Asamusician，Dylanhassoldmorethan100millionrecords，makinghimoneofthebest—sellingartistsofalltime．HehasalsoreceivednumerousawardsincludingelevenGrammyAwards，aGoldenGlobeAward，andanAcademyAward．InMay2012，DylanreceivedthePresidentialMedalofFreedomfromPresidentObama．

24．WhywasBobDylanawardedtheNobelPrize?

A．Heinventedmanymusicexpressions．

B．Hislyricsinhissongsrhymelikepoems．

C．HisworksthecharacteristicsofRock．

D．HechangedtheEnglishspeakingtradition．

25．WhichofDylan'sworksexpandedtheareaofpopularmusic?

A．LikeaRollingStone．B．BlowingintheWind．

C．TangledupinBlue．D．TheTimesArea-Changing．

26．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“incorporate”inParagraph3probablymean?

A．destroyB．analyzeC．coverD．describe

27．WhatcontributesmosttoDylan’scareer?

A．ComposingPoems．B．Givingperformances．

C．Makingrecords．D．Writingsongs.

C

An18-year-oldgirlAnnaMeierfromAustriaistakingherparentstocourtforpostingover500photosofheronFacebooksince2009，withoutherpermission．

Annahasapparentlybecomefedupwithherparents'refusaltotakedowntheembarrassingphotosofheratanearlyage，andisnowseekingjusticeincourt．Shetoldthemagazinethatevilthoughshewas11yearsoldwhenherparentsstartedsharingherphotoswithseveralhundredsofFacebookfriends，theywentasfarastopostpicturesofherasababy，withouteveraskingifitwasalrightwithher．“Theyknewnoshameandnolimit—anddidn’tcarewhetheritwasapictureofmesittingonthetoiletorlyingnakedinmybed—everystagewasphotographedandthenmadepublic，”thegirlsaid．

ThegirladdedthatshewasonlyabletoseethephotospostedonFacebookbyherparentswhenshewas14，aftersettingupherownaccountonit．Againandagain，Annaaskedherparentstoremovethephotosofherimmediately，buttheyrefused．Angryandupset，shefeltthatshehadnootherwaybuttotakethemtocourt，whichshedidassoonassheturned18，thisyear．“I'mtiredofnotbeingtakenseriouslybymyparents，”shesaid．

Anna’slawyerclaimstheyhaveagoodchanceofwinningthecaseincourt，ifitcanbeproventhattheimageshaveviolatedherrightstoapersonallife．But，basedonsimilarcasesandaccordingtoAustrianprivacylaws，iftheparentslose，theymaybeforcedtopaytheirdaughterafineof€3,000to€10，000．

ButAnna'sparents，however，seenothingwrongwithpostingbabyphotosofher．“Iconsideritmyrighttopublishthesephotos，”herfathersaid.“Wehavepostednomorephotosofourdaughtersinceshestoppedallowingustophotographher．Wealsohavebabyphotosofherthatcanonlybeseenbyalimitedgroupof700Facebookfriends．”

It’sreportedthatAnnahasmovedoutofherparents’homeandislivingwithsomegirlMendsinarentedapartment．

28．Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?

A．Annastartedtoaskherparentstoremove500photosat11．

B