陕西《龙门亮剑》高三英语一轮阶段评估6详细解析 外研版.docx

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陕西《龙门亮剑》高三英语一轮阶段评估6详细解析外研版

阶段评估（6）

必修3　Modules　4～6

第一部分：

英语知识运用（共四节，满分55分）

第一节　语音知识（共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分）

第二节　情景对话（共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分）

—Rich，canyoucomedownstairsforaminuterightnow?

—__6__I’mtiedupwithsomethingurgentatthemoment.

—Oh，areyouonthestupidnetagain？

__7__

—Justaminute，dear！

__8__IwanttomakesureIgettherightgiftforyourbirthday，don’tI?

—__9__Inthatcase，I’msorrytobotheryou.Takeasmuchtimeasyouneed.

—__10__

A．Yes，I’dliketo.

B．Oh?

C．I’mbusycollectingmyclothing.

D．I’msorryIcan’t.

E．Noproblem.

F．Whenareyougoingtogetoff?

G．I’mlookingatanewjewelrysite.

第三节　语法和词汇知识（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

11．Hemadeagreatinventionagain，________ofgreathelptoourdailylife.

A．Ithinkitis　　　　　　　　B．Ithinkwhichis

C．IthinkitD．whichIthinkis

12．（2020北京东城区高三第一学期期末质量检测）—WhatdoyouthinkofObama’saddresstothenation?

—Ilike________ofwhathesaid.HissuccesshasprovedthattheAmericandreamcanbeturnedintoareality.

A．many　　　　B．few　　　　C．much　　　　D．little

13．Theriverbeyondourschoolhasbecomecleanagainasnewmeasuresare________topreventit________anyfurther.

A．taken；pollutingB．taking；beingpolluted

C．taken；beingpollutedD．taking；tobepolluted

14．Toavoid________，theboydidn’ttellthetruthtohisfather.

A．punishingB．tobepunished

C．beingpunishedD．beingtopunish

15．Heisoneofthestudents________parentshavegonetobigcitiestolookforwork.

A．theirB．whoC．whoseD．his

16．Icannotseewherethey________eachother：

tometheylookexactlyalike.

A．differentfromB．differwithC．differfromD．differin

17．Cigarettesmokingis________about90%ofdeathsfromlungcancer.

A．responsibleforB．becauseofC．leadtoD．madeup

18．Mostofthelawsthatkeptthempoorand________fromthewhiteshavebeenchanged.

A．separatesB．toseparateC．separatingD．separated

19．Onthethirdfloortherearetworooms，________isusedasameetingroom.

A．oneofthemB．thelargerofwhich

C．thelargeroneofthemD．thelargerofwhom

20．Ifyoudon’twanttosetfire________theship，________yourcigarette.

A．on；putoutB．to；putoutC．on；putoffD．to；goout

21．Thepolicedoubtedthattheyoungmanwas________connected________themurder.

A．closely；withB．close；withC．closely；toD．close；to

22．It________toplantfruittreesinthemountainousareas.

A．makessomesensesB．givespoorsense

C．hasnosenseD．makesgoodsense

23．Afiercebattle________intheAugustof1945，whichbroughtanend________thewar.

A．brokeout；forB．wasbrokenout；to

C．brokeout；toD．wasbrokenout；for

24．Twomenwere________todeathonthemountainbecauseitwas________.

A．freezing；freezingB．frozen；freezing

C．frozen；frozenD．freezing；frozen

25．Youlook________inthosetightjeans，soIsuggestyou________suchkindofclothes.

A．pretty；shouldn’twearB．ridiculous；wear

C．ridiculous；notwearD．ridiculous；can’twear

第四节　完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）

AfriendandIhadarrangedtospendawholeSundaytakingalongwalkinthecountry.Wesetoffonanonlytrain，eachcarryinga__26__bagfilledwithsandwiches，cakes，fruitandbottlesoflemonade，I__27__howtwopeoplewouldbeabletofinishitall.

Soonwehadleft__28__thesmokyairofthecityandhadreachedthecountrystationwhereour__29__wastobegin.Wewere__30__，becausethesunwasshiningandtherewasagentlebreezetomakeitjustrightforwalking.WedecidedtogoonawalkcalledtheFourMileSquare:

ithasfour__31__sides，eachaboutfourmilesinlengthandonamaplookslikearoughsquare.Itis__32__becauseeachsidepassesthroughadifferentkindofcountry.We__33__inhighspiritsalongthefirstside，which__34__ariver，planningtohaveaswimandourfirstmealbeforeweleftit.Beforelong，wecametoagatenearwhichtherewasa__35__，“BewareoftheBull”．Wewerevery__36__.Ourpathranthroughthisfield，and，asitwasapublicfootpath，thefarmerhadno__37__toputadangerousanimalsinit.“Oh，butit’sallright，”myfriendsaid.“Thisbullistiedup.Comeon.”

Ifollowed，becauseIcouldseeformyselfastrongrope__38__totheringinitsnoseatoneendandroundalargetreeattheother.Wefeltveryboldandwalkednearer，__39__aredhandkerchiefjusttoshowthatweweren’tafraid.

Thebullbegantowalktowardsus—anddidnotstop.“He__40__tohavealongrope.”Isaid，walkingmorequickly.Thebulltoowaswalkingmorequickly.Then，atthesamemoment，webothsawthattheropewasbroken，andwithout__41__webegantorun.

Wewerehalfwayacrossthefieldbutitdidn’ttakeuslongtoreachthegateagain.Wejumpedover，verymuchoutof__42__，andlookedbacktoseethebullquietly__43__abagoffood.“Thatwasaclever__44__ofmine，wasn’tit？

”saidmyfriend，“Idroppedthefoodonpurposeto__45__awaythebull’sattention.”

“No，”Icried，itwasnotclever!

Idroppedmine—accidentally.

26．A.smallB．lightC．heavyD．huge

27．A.wonderedB．knewC．doubtedD．thought

28．A.overB．awayC．outD．behind

29．A.destinationB．walkC．adventureD．race

30．A.depressedB．thirstyC．luckyD．tired

31．A.equalB．prettyC．shortD．strange

32．A.quietB．convenientC．remoteD．famous

33．A.startedoffB．tookupC．ranoffD．turnedup

34．A.connectedB．followedC．surroundedD．reflected

35．A.guideB．reportC．sentenceD．notice

36．A.scaredB．excitedC．worriedD．ashamed

37．A.chanceB．rightC．spaceD．duty

38．A.tiedB．appliedC．contactedD．added

39．A.wavingB．wearingC．foldingD．throwing

40．A.failsB．needsC．seemsD．happens

41．A.difficultyB．hesitationC．permissionD．trouble

42．A.questionB．dangerC．sightD．breath

43．A.weighingB．examiningC．consideringD．inspecting

44．A.trapB．gameC．trickD．plan

45．A.payB．giveC．takeD．draw

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）

A

Iamanadvocateformyson.Imadeitmyresponsibilitytoinformallofhishighschoolteachersandprincipalsthatourfamilygoalwasforhimtoattendcollege.Whenyou，theparent，informateacherthatthefamilyhashighexpectationsforyourchild，thenthatteachertakesonawholedifferentattitudetohimorher.

WhenChrisstartedhighschool，Istartedmyhabitofkeepingtrackofhisabsencesandtardiness（上学迟到）onmycalendarathome.Inaway，itpleasedhimthatIcaredsomuch.

Onesemesterinhisjunioryear，hecamehomewithareportcardthatshowedthreetimesasmanydaysabsentfromschoolasIhadonmycalendar.WhenIaskedhimaboutit，helookedatthereportcardandhiseyesgotverywide.

“Thatmustbeamistake，Mom，”hesaid.“Maybetherewasanerrorinthecomputer.”Heassured（使确信）methathehadnotbeenskippingschool.

WhileIwaspreparedtobelievehim，Ialsoneededtocheckwiththeschooltomakesure.Thenextmorning，IwentwithChrisbeforeschooltotheviceprincipal’sofficeandshowedhimthereportcardwiththeexcessive（过度的）numberofabsences.Hespokeupimmediately.

“Oh，MsChandler，I’msosorry.Weareplanningtoinformalltheparentsthattherewasaglitchinthereportingofthedaysabsentforallthekids.Idon’tthinkanyofthemwentoutcorrect.Chriswasherewhenhesayshewashere.”

Iwasrelievedthateverythingwasallright，andasIlefthisofficetheviceprincipalsaidtome，“Hundredsofreportcardswentoutwiththewrongnumberofabsences，butyou’retheonlyparentwhohascalledorstoppedintocheckuponit.”

46．WhenChrissawthereportcard，hefelt________.

A．ashamedB．surprisedC．frightenedD．angry

47．Whydidtheauthorgotoherson’sschoolwiththereportcard?

A．ToproveChrisinnocent.B．Tocorrectthemistake.

C．Tofindoutthetruth.D．ToexposeChrisasaliar.

48．Theunderlinedword“glitch”inParagraph6canbebestreplacedby“________”．

A．problemB．correctionC．statementD．change

49．Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethattheauthor________.

A．changedallteachers’attitudestoherson

B．hadhighexpectationsforherson’sschool

C．wasdissatisfiedwithherson’sschool

D．keptintouchwithherson’sschool

B

Spendingaslittleas$5adayonsomeoneelsecouldsignificantlyboost_happiness，theteamattheUniversityofBritishColumbiafound.

Theirexperimentsonmorethan630Americansshowedtheyweremeasurablyhappierwhentheyspentmoneyonothers—eveniftheythoughtspendingthemoneyonthemselveswouldmakethemhappier.

“Wewantedtotestourtheorythathowpeoplespendtheirmoneyisatleastasimportantashowmuchmoneytheyearn，”saidElizabethDunn，apsychologistattheUniversityofBritishColumbia.Theyaskedtheir600volunteersfirsttoratetheirgeneralhappiness，reporttheirannualincomeanddetailtheirmonthlyspendingincludingbills，giftsforthemselves，giftsforothersanddonationstocharity.

“Nomatterhowmuchincomeeachpersonmade，thosewhospentmoneyonothersreportedgreaterhappiness，whilethosewhospentmoreonthemselvesdidnot，”Dunnsaidinastatement.

Dunn’steamalsosurveyed16employeesatacompanyinBostonbeforeandaftertheyreceivedanannualprofit－sharingbonusofbetween$3,000and$8,000.“Employeeswhodevotedmoreoftheirbonustopro－socialspendingexperiencedgreaterhappinessafterreceivingthebonus，andthemannerinwhichtheyspentthatbonuswasamoreimportantpredictoroftheirhappinessthanthesizeofthebonusitself，”theywroteintheirreport，publishedinthejournalScience.

Theygavetheirvolunteers$5or$20andhalfgotclearinstructionsonhowtospendit.Thosewhospentthemoneyonsomeoneorsomethingelsereportedfeelinghappieraboutit.

“Thesefindingssuggestthatveryminorchangesinspendingallocations—aslittleas$5—maybeenoughtoproducerealgainsinhappinessonagivenday，”Dunnsaid.

50．Whatisthegeneralideaofthepassage?

A．Themoreyouearn，thegreaterha