浙江省宁高三年级十校英语联考文档格式.docx

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,it’sstartingtorain.

A．besidesB．meanwhileC．howeverD．anyhow

4．Don’tworry,mydear.Helpisalwayswhenyouneedit.

A．atpresentB．incommonC．athandD．inorder

5．Nobodythrowawayrubbisheverywhere!

A．canB．needC．shallD．will

6．Theapartmentcaughtfirelastnight.Fortunately,mostofthepeoplethereescape.

A．couldB．triedtoC．hadmeanttoD．wereableto

7．Bythetimeheleavesuniversity,hemuchworkexperiencesolongashetakesa

part-timejob.

A．willhavegainedB．hasgainedC．mayhavegainedD．wouldgain

8．Thepoorman,ranoutofthedarkcave.

A．trembledandfrightenedB．tremblingandfrightened

C．trembledandfrighteningD．tremblingandfrightening

9．—Willyougototheparty?

—OfcourseIwill.

A．ifinvitedB．ifhavingbeeninvitedC．ifIwasinvitedD．iftobeinvited

10．Nosoonerhistalkthanhetheworkers.

A．hefinished;

surroundedbyB．didhefinish;

surroundedby

C．hadhefinished;

wassurroundedbyD．hehadfinished;

wassurroundedby

11．Shewassoangryatallhewasdoingshewalkedout,andclosedthedoorbehindher.

A．what;

whatB．that;

thatC．what;

thatD．that;

what

12．—Ireallylikethemoderndigitalcamerayoulentmelastweek.—.

—Andthankyouverymuchforlettingmekeepitsolong.

A．I’mgladyoulikeitB．That’sallrightC．Don’tmentionitD．Ihopeyoulikeit

13．Thankstothetimelyone-month-longtreatment,thesepatientsfinallyavoidedSARS.

A．sufferingfromB．beinginfectedwithC．dyingofD．beingcuredof

14．fashiondiffersfromcountrytocountrymayreflecttheculturaldifferencesfromoneaspect.

A．WhatB．WhichC．WhereD．That

15．Whenyouknowatyphoonisgoingtohit,isafewsimplesafetymeasuresandsomecommonsense.

A．allwetakeB．allittakesC．whatyouhaveD．allthatwehave

16．Iwanttolearnaboutyourholidays.Couldyoutellmehowyouusually.Thanksgiving

Dayinyourcountry?

A．congratulateB．observeC．honorD．remind

17．Amongmysterywriters,AgathaChristieasarealmaster.

A．standsforB．standsbyC．standsinD．standsout

18．Oldmemoriesareoftenwhenyouhearaparticularsongorapieceofmusic.

A．calledinB．calledonC．calledforD．calledup

19．Attention,please.Theseticketsareonthedayoissue（发售）only.

A．convenientB．handyC．valuableD．available

20．Theyoungcoupledecidedtotheirweddinguntilallthedetailsweretakencareof.

A．announceB．maintainC．postponeD．simplify

21．MothertoldJimtothemilkuntilitboiledthenturnoffthegas.

A．observeB．watchC．noticeD．glance

22．Iwrotehimalettertoshowmyofhisthoughtfulness.

A．achievementB．agreementC．attentionD．appreciation

23．ViolenceonTVmayturnouttobeastrongonsomeyoungpeople.

A．impressionB．expressionC．influenceD．influential

24．Ihavereadthematerialseveraltimesbutitdoesn’tmakeanytome.

A．meaningB．importanceC．senseD．significance

25．Itisagoodwayforustomemorizenewwordsbyseeingthem.

A．properlyB．repeatedlyC．clearlyD．usually

II．完型填空（30分）

Formany26intheUS,earningsomemoneygivesthemasenseof27.Bymakingtheirownmoneytheycanbuywhatevertheywant.Italsodevelopsasenseofresponsibilityandindependence.

MostteensIknowhaveasmallsumofmoney.Their28givethemanallowance（零用钱）.Forsome,anallowanceisgiveneveryweek;

for29,everymonthorso.Usuallytheycanget10to30dollarsamonthfromtheirparents.Anallowanceistypicallybasedonthe30ofchores（家务）,suchaswashingthedishes,cleaningupone’sroom,takingoutthetrash,and31thefloor.32toyoungersiblings（兄弟姐妹）isalsoregardedasworthyofextracash,33somecases.

Manyteensalsoworktoget34.Sincemostofmypeers（同伴）arenot35foraformaljob,manychoosepart-timepositions.Theserequirerelatively36timeandbasicallynotraining.Theycanhavethesejobslikebabysitting;

37youngerstudents,offeredbymostschools38asmallfee;

39bagginggroceriesatlocalsupermarkets.

40spendinghabits,mostteensspendtheirmoneyinarelativelycarefreestyle.Often,amonth’sallowancecanbespentinjustafewhours.I’mnotsayingthatteensinUSare41savingmoney.Indeed,inmanysituations,teenscanbequitelevel-headed（头脑冷静）in42moneytowardscollegeorother43plans.Thewayteensmanagetheirmoneyshouldnotbeseenasa44.Itmayjustbeadefiningcharacteristicoftheircarefree45.

26．A．adultsB．teensC．babiesD．elders

27．A．freedomB．prideC．happinessD．excitement

28．A．parentsB．teachersC．friendsD．schools

29．A．theothersB．anotherC．theotherD．others

30．A．completionB．performanceC．endD．success

31．A．wateringB．washingC．sweepingD．removing

32．A．CrueltyB．ColdnessC．UsefulnessD．Kindness

33．A．inB．onC．byD．for

34．A．dollarsB．moneyC．cashD．fees

35．A．satisfiedB．readyC．qualifiedD．allowed

36．A．littleB．muchC．moreD．no

37．A．helpingB．trainingC．tutoringD．informing

38．A．inneedofB．inreturnforC．withthepurposeofD．asaresultof

39．A．andB．butC．soD．yet

40．A．AsforB．BecauseofC．inspiteofD．Butfor

41．A．usedtoB．expertatC．lookingforwardtoD．incapableof

42．A．spendingB．earningC．savingD．collecting

43．A．futureB．presentC．pastD．last

44．A．characteristicB．weaknessC．meritD．symbol

45．A．lifestyleB．attitudeC．habitD．thinking

III．阅读理解（50分）

A

IfyoucometothetownofMedway,RochesterinEnglandbetweenMay28andJune6,youwillfindyouarebacktotheVictoriandays.Thetowniscrowded—assomanypeoplecometothetownfromalloverBritain.TheyallwearVictorianclothes:

menwithtallhatsandwomeninlongskirts.TheyarecelebratingtheyearlyDickensFestivalbecauseitwasherethatCharlesDickensspenthischildhood,heldhiswedding,anddiednotfarfromhere.

Aspecialtraincalled“Mr.Pickwick”sendspeoplefromLondontoRochester.ThenattherailwaystationofRochester,peoplewillseeallthecharactersfromDickens’novels“comealive”andwalkthroughthetown.AlotofscenesfromDickens’novelsareperformed,notonlyonstages,butinthestreetsandbars.Themostinterestingplaceis,ofcourse,theDickensCentre,wherethepeoplecanseereplicasofthenineteenthcentury:

HowCharlesDickenslived.

TheclimaxoftheDickensFestivalisinthebigchurchwherepeopleholdserviceinmemoryofthegreatwriterCharlesDickens.

46．TheyearlyDickensFestivalis.

A．aninternationalfestivalB．celebratedintheplacewhereDickensdied

C．celebratedinMayD．inmemoryofthefamouswriterDickens

47．IntheDickensFestival,mostofthevisitorswear.

A．tallhatsB．VictorianclothesC．longskirtsD．modernclothes

48．YoucanseeallthecharactersfromDicken’snovels“comealive”.

A．wheneveryougotoRochesterB．whereveryougoonMay28

C．attheRochesterRailwayStationintheyearlyDickensFestivalD．inLondon

49．HowmanydaysdoestheDickensFestivallast?

A．aweek.B．Ninedays.C．Eightdays.D．Tendays.

B

Peoplewhoeatathomemostofthetimehavebetternutritionthanthosewhogoouttoeat,arecentstudyshows.CornellUniversityprofessorsLanaHallandKarenBunchinterviewed3,900peopleinthesurvey.“Peoplewhoeatlessthan30percentoftheirfoodawayfromhomeeatthemostnutritiously,”theysaid.

“Ingeneral,Americansdon’thavenutrientdeficiencies（营养不良）,exceptforironandcalcium,”theyreported.Theyhavetheoppositeproblem—over-consumption（过度消耗）,especiallyoffat.

Thefoodatmanyfastfoodrestaurantsisoftenlowinvitamins.“Peoplewhoeatmorethan30percentoftotalcaloriesawayfromhomeeatfoodsthataregenerallylowinnutrientspercalorie,”theprofessorssaid.Morecaloriesarerequiredtoachieveandadequatenutrientintake.

Oneofthemajorhealthrisksiseatingtoomuchfat.Theprofessorfoundthatfatconsumptionbecamegreaterasincomewentup.Italsowentupinhouseswherethefemaleworked.Thisisprobablybecausethesepeopleeatmorehighlyprocessedfoods.

50．Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingsuggestionswouldyoumostreadilytake?

A．Eatoutasmanytimesaspossible.B．Eatathomeasmanytimesaspossible.

C．Eatfoodswithalotofiron,calciumandfat.D．Eatmorehighlyprocessedfoods.

51．Whatistheresultifpeopleoftendineout?

A．Theytendtohavebetternutrition.B．Theytendtohavelessnutrition

C．Theycansavealotoftime.D．Theywillspendmuchmoneyonit.

52．Nowadays,amajorhealthriskthatpeoplefaceis.

A．eatingtoomuchfast-foodB．oftendiningout

C．ofteneatingathomeD．eatingtoomuchfat

53．Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleofthepassage?

A．FoodandHealthB．ThelifeStyleinModernSociety

C．FastFoodD．DiningoutLowersNutrientIntake

C

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