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广东省汕头市届高三教学质量监测英语

广东省汕头市2010——2011学年高三上学期毕业班教学质量监测英语试题

I语言知识及应用（共两节，满分45分）

第一节：

完形填空（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）

阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从1~15各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

InacityofsouthIndialivedayoungmanwhowasalwaysdreamingofbecomingrich．Heoftenheardaboutsometradersinhiscitywhogatheredagreatdealof1inthecourseoftheirtravelsacrosstheworld．Hebelievedhecouldalsomakeagreatachievementalthoughhedidn’thaveany2inbusinessatall．So,onefineday,theyoungmansetoutonalong3

insearchoftradeopportunities．

4though,hedidnotbecomeasrichashehadthoughthewould．Worse,hespentmoremoneyonhistravelsthanhe5inthecourseofhistrade．Allthismadehimfeelconfusedand6,butherefusedtoreturnhomewithout7．

Oneday,whilehewaswanderingontheshoreinaseasidetown,hiseyes8on　anobjectwhichhethoughtshouldbealargeshipatadistance．

“WhenIbecomerich,Ishallbuyashipjustlikethatoneand9aroundtheworld,”hesaidambitiously．Thenhewaitedtoseetheshipentertheharbor．Astheshipgotcloser,itlostits10dimensions（规模）andlookedmorelikeasmallboat．Whentheboatreachedthe11,theyoungmanletoutabigheavysighbecausehediscoveredthatitwasonlyabunchoflogstiedtogether．Hewasterribly12toseesucharaft（木筏）．

Finallyheunderstood．Justashe13alotoftimeonfruitlessspeculation（猜想）aboutthe“ship”,hisexpectationsofgetting14wasalsowithoutanyrealbasis．Therefore,hedecidedtoreturnhomeand15upamorepracticaljob．

1．A．energyB．knowledgeC．resourceD．fortune

2．A．expectationB．experienceC．interestD．ambition

3．A．journeyB．partnershipC．vacationD．period

4．A．UnreasonablyB．UnbelievablyC．UnconsciouslyD．Unfortunately

5．A．beggedB．borrowedC．earnedD．adopted

6．A．uncertainB．excitedC．patientD．indifferent

7．A．hesitationB．successC．problemD．income

8．A．dependedB．focusedC．insistedD．lived

9．A．showB．turnC．sailD．fly

10．A．correctB．formalC．realD．grand

11．A．bankB．shoreC．oceanD．bottom

12．A．disappointedB．pleasedC．puzzledD．astonished

13．A．savedB．valuedC．wastedD．created

14．A．richB．learnedC．smartD．strong

15．A．setB．gaveC．madeD．took

第二节：

语法填空（共10小题，每小题1．5分，满分15分）

阅读下面短文，根据上下文填入适当的词语，或使用括号中的词语的适当形式填空，并

将答案填写在答题卡上标号为16~25的相应位置。

Lastyear,mydaughterwasdiagnosedwithleukemia（白血病）．

Itisstillhardtowritethatword．16isevenhardertosayitoutloud,becauseitfeelslikethatwillmakeitmorereal．AlthoughIwishIcouldeitherchangethediagnosis17

denyitaltogether,thisiswhatwe’refacing．Everytimewethinkaboutwhathertinybodyisdoingtoher,it18（break）ourheartalittlebitmore．Thisismyworstnightmare．

ButmyhusbandandIaresayingmanythankstoGodthatherdiseaseisthe19（much）

commonformofallthechildhoodbloodcancers,whichcomeswithan85~90%curerate．Webelievethatsheisinthat90%,butweknowthere’sstillalongroadahead20us．

21（thank）,she’snotinanypain,otherthanalittlesorenessfromarecentprocedure．Andsinceshe’s4,shedoesn’tquiteunderstand22ishappeningatall．Sheisingoodspirits,23helpsuscopemorethanwerealizeditwould．Italsohelpsthatsheisinsuch24greathospital,specificallyforchildren．Theyhavedoneagreatjob,savingmydaughter’slifeand25（make）usgothroughthehardtimeaswell．

II阅读（共两节，满分50分）

第一节：

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

“Anytime!

Anywhere!

Decadesagotherewasnosuchthing”–“Communication”．

Then,September7th1987,theglobalsystemformobilecommunicationorGSMwasborn．Andinternationalagreementsthatlaidoutthestandards,regulationsandpracticesgaverisetoaglobalmobilephoneindustry．

Tobehonest,theworld’sfirstmobileswerenotsoattractiveandtherangeofeffectivenesswasn’tverygood．Buttheybecameamust-haveamongthosewealthypeoplewhocouldaffordthat．However,byadvantageofGSMwhichhasmanydifferentelementstoit,wecanallenjoytheabilitytogoaroundtheworldin217countries,landinthatcountryandknowthataphonewouldwork．

Thereareothercellphonesystemsusingdifferenttechnologyintheworld．ThemajorityoftheUnitedStatesandpartsofSouthAmericahavebeenusingsomethingcalledCDMAwhichisveryrareinEurope．InsomeAsiancountrieslikeChina,GSMandCDMAbothexistatthesametime．ButtheGSMAssociationclaims85%oftheglobalmobilephonemarket．Theyestimatedtherearenowabout2．5billiondifferentuserswhomakemorethan7trillionminutesofcallseveryday,andthat’snotall．

20yearslater,themobilephoneissomuchmorethanjustaphone．Youcanuseittosendtextmessages,takepictures,showvideo,evensurftheinternet．

“Thephoneitselfisinvolvedfromjustbeingacommunicationtool,tobeatoolforround-the-clockconnectivity,youcannotlivewithoutiteveninaminute．”MobileconsultantNickLanealsopointsoutwithsomanycustomizedstylesandfeatures,yourmobilephonewillbecomeasymbolofyou．

Wherewilltheglobalmobilephoneindustrybeinanother20years?

Certainly,therewillbemoreconnectionsthanbettercoverage．Asforwhereelsetechnologywilltakeus,onecanonlyimagine．

26．Accordingthepassage,wecanknowthatGSMis____________．

A．aglobal-usedmobilephoneB．aglobalmobilephoneindustry

C．aglobalmobilephoneassociationD．aglobalmobilecommunicationsystem

27．It'smostdifficulttofindaCDMAmobilephonein____________．

A．theUnitedStatesB．SouthAmerica

C．EuropeD．China

28．Fromthispassage,wecaninferthat____________．

A．assoonasthefirstmobilesappeared,theybecamepopularandmanypeoplehaveone

B．withaGSMmobilephone,youcanmakeaphonecallinmostpartsoftheUSA

C．thereareonlytwocellphonesystemsinthewholeworld:

GSMandCDMA

D．mostofthemobilephoneusersintheworldnowareusingtheGSMmobilephone

29．Bypointingout“yourmobilephonewillbecomeasymbolofyou”,whatdoesNickLanewanttotellusaboutthemobilephoneinthefuture?

A．Youcanhaveamobilephonewiththeuniquelookandfunctionsasyoulike．

B．Otherscanfinduswithoutanydifficultiesifwecarryourmobilephone．

C．Themobilephonecanbeusedasapermitwhenyouentersomeplaces．

D．Themobilephonewecarrycanshowothershowwealthyweare．

30．WhatdoesthewriterfeelabouttheGSMdevelopmentinthefollowing20years?

A．Satisfied．B．Worried．　　C．Confident．D．Confused．

B

Wouldyouliketobeakingorqueen?

Tohavepeoplewaitingonyouhandandfoot?

ManyAmericansexperiencethisroyaltreatmenteveryday．How?

Bybeingcustomers．TheAmericanideaofcustomerserviceistomakeeachcustomerthecenterofattention．Needproof?

Justlistentothecommercials．MostofthemsoundliketheMcDonald’sad:

“Wedoitallforyou．”Actually,notallstoresinAmericarollouttheredcarpetfortheircustomers．Butwhereveryougo,goodcustomerservicemeansmakingcustomersfeelspecial．

PeoplegoingshoppinginAmericacanexpecttobetreatedwithrespectfromtheverybeginning．Mostplacesdon’thavea“furniturestreet”ora“computerroad”whichallowyoutocomparepriceseasily．Instead,peopleoften“lettheirfingersdothewalking”throughthestorehotlines．Fromthefirst“hello”,customersreceiveasatisfyingresponsetotheirquestions．Thisinitialcontactcanhelpthemdecidewheretoshop．

Whencustomersgettothestore,theyaretreatedashonoredguests．Customersdon’tusuallyfindstoreclerkssittingaroundwatchingTVorplayingcards．Instead,theclerksgreetthemwarmlyandoffertohelpthemfindwhattheywant．Inmoststores,theclearsignsthatlabeleachdepartmentmakeshoppingabreeze．Customersusuallydon’thavetoaskhowmuchitemscost,sincepricesareclearlymarked．Andunlessthey’reatafleamarketorayardsale,theydon’tbothertryingtobargain．

Whencustomersarereadytocheckout,theyfindthenearestandshortestcheckoutlane．ButasMurphy’sLawwouldhaveit,whicheverlanetheygetin,alltheotherlaneswillmovefaster．Goodstoresopennewcheckoutlaneswhenthelanesgettoolong．Someevenofferexpresslanesforcustomerswith10itemsorless．Aftertheypayfortheirpurchases,customersreceiveasmileandawarm“thankyou”fromtheclerk．Manystoresevenallowcustomerstotaketheirshoppingcartsouttotheparkinglot．Thatway,theydon’thavetocarryheavybagsouttothecar．

31．Byquoting（引用）theMcDonald’sad:

“Wedoitallforyou”,theauthorintendsto_______．

A．suggestthatcustomersbelievewhatcommercialssaydeeply

B．showreaderstheAmericanideaongoodcustomerservice

C．expressallthestorespaymuchattentiontothecustomers

D．persuadereaderstochoosethestoreswithadscorrectly

32．IntheUSA,whatmayyoudoatfirstifyouwanttodosomeshopping?

A．Tovisitaprofessionalstreetwithlotsofsimilarstores．

B．Tocomparepricesinmanyshopsinthesamestreet．

C．Tomakephonecallsandgetbettershoppingchoices．

D．Toreceiveothercustomers’answerstothequestions．

33．Theunderlinedwords“abreeze”inPara．3mostprobablymeans_________．

A．aneasyjob　　B．atrouble　　C．afunnything　　D．aboringtask

34．WhichofthefollowingsshowsAmericanstoresofferconveniencetocustomersinthispassage?

A．Thestoreclerksdon’tusuallysitaroundwatchingTVorplayingcards．

B．Somestoresofferpricebargaintothecustomerslikeayardsale．

C．Theclerksgivecustomersasmileandawarm“thankyou”afterpaying．

D．Somestoresopennewcheckoutlaneswhenthelanesarecrowded．

35．Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleofthispassage?

A．Custom