四川省成都高新区届高三统一检测英语试题及答案.docx

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四川省成都高新区届高三统一检测英语试题及答案

成都高新区高2015届2014年11月统一测试试题卷

英语

（命题：

成都石室天府中学高三英语备课组；审题：

李祖诚）

注意事项：

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第I卷选择题（共90分）

第一部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分40分）

第一节语法和词汇知识（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）从四个选项中，选出可填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

1.TomandTinadothesamejob,butTom’ssalaryis_____asTina’s.

A.halfasmuchB.ashalfmuch

C.muchashalfD.asmuchhalf

2.______smogwashittingtheareaatthistimeofyear,the2014BeijingInternationalMarathonwasheldonOct19asplanned.

A.WhenB.Therefore

C.ForD.While

3.Littlechildrenareunwillingtogotobedunlesstheirenergy________.

A.givesupB.givesout

C.givesoffD.givesaway

4.USistotrackeveryone_______fromEbolanationswiththevirus_______morethan4,800peopleinWestAfrica.

A.comes,killingB.coming,killed

C.came,killingD.coming,havingkilled

5._______onearthisit_______helpscallonprotestersinHongKongtostoptheOccupyingCentremovementandletthingsreturntonormal?

A.How,thatB.What,that

C.What,whoD.Who,whom

6.Theissueofprotectingculturalheritagewasof_______importance_______wecouldnotaffordtoignoreit.

A.such,thatB.so,that

C.such,asD.so,as

7._______theyfollowouradvice,theywouldwinthe100-meterraceinthecomingsportsmeeting.

A.MayB.Will

C.ShouldD.Can

8.I’dliketomakefriendswiththose_______opinionsmayhaveagreatinfluenceonme.

A.thatB.which

C.whoseD.what

9.________enoughpreparations,Chinafeelsquiteconfidenttohostthe2015IAAFWorldChampionships（国际田径联合会）.

A.MakingB.Made

C.HavingmadeD.Havingbeenmade

10.---WouldyouliketodatewithTom?

---WhyTom?

_________________.

A.Idon’tcare.

B.HeisthelastpersonIwanttodatewith.

C.Iwouldliketo.

D.It’suptoyou.

第二节完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项中，选出可填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡涂黑该项。

“Weexpectedourfirstchildtobeperfect.”Mostparentshavethoughtso.

Iknowthat’swhatI11ofouroldestson,Joe.Hewouldbeperfect.Joewouldsailthrough12fromlearningABCstobeingawardedaPh.D.

Joe,13,hadotherideas.

Hewasalwaysa14kid.Hewasn’tthekindofboywhothrew15atpassingcarsonafreezingwinterdayorwhodroppedwaterballoonsonthemailmanduringtheheatofAugust.

Buthewasn’tperfect,especiallywhenitcametothatnicelittle16thatIhadaboutJoe’ssailingthroughschool.FromthedayJoestartedkindergartenhestruggled—withscissorsandhandwritingandmath.Alwaysmath.Hepassedeachgradewithgreat17,neveratthetopofhisclass.

HowI18friendswhohadchildrenwiththe“mathgene”.Amomtoldmeherdaughterwasdoinghighschoolalgebra（代数）whileinthesixthgrade.Anothermomsaidhersonhadjusttakenfirst___19____inthedistrict’sannualMathChallenge.

Afterhearingthesestories,IwouldlookatJoeand20:

Whydidn’tweraiseamathematicaltalent?

Howisheevergoingtogetinto21ifhedoesnotgetbetteratmath?

Needlesstosay,mymotherly22neverreallyamountedtoomuch.Doesitever?

Momstendtoworryandworry,whilewhateverthey’reworryingaboutusually23onitsown.

Duringhighschool,Joeslowly24atmath.HegotthroughalgebraI&II,andgeometry（几何）,ourstaterequirementsformath.Ifeltgreatly25athislittleachievement.Thenheannouncedthathe’dtakepre-calculus（微积分）inhislastyearofhighschool,which26mealot.

“Why?

”Iquestioned.

“BecauseIneedtokeepmyskillsup”,heexplained.“I27math,butIneedtotakeit.”

“Forcollege,”headded.“Iwanttodoreallywellincollege,Mom.Iknowitwillbe28butIthinkit’simportantthatItrymybest.”

Myoldestsonwasn’tperfect.Hewasn’tamathtalent,either.Butheknewwhatwasimportant:

hewasfocusingonhis29whileIwasworryingoverhispast.Andthat,tome,isevenbetterthanbeing30.

11.A.workedB.continuedC.expectedD.showed

12.A.booksB.schoolC.experienceD.situations

13.A.thereforeB.howeverC.fortunatelyD.obviously

14.A.carefulB.proudC.happyD.good

15.A.snowballsB.clothesC.flowersD.toys

16.A.beliefB.interestC.fantasyD.enthusiasm

17.A.attentionB.effortC.pleasureD.ambition

18.A.enviedB.supportedC.trustedD.respected

19.A.lessonB.testC.placeD.sight

20.A.considerB.imagineC.wishD.wonder

21.A.collegeB.lifeC.societyD.job

22.A.loveB.doubtC.guidanceD.worry

23.A.disappearsB.comesC.declinesD.pauses

24.A.developedB.advancedC.improvedD.achieved

25.A.hopefulB.relievedC.gratefulD.amused

26.A.surprisedB.inspiredC.satisfiedD.moved

27.A.failB.preferC.hateD.choose

28.A.boringB.hardC.necessaryD.beneficial

29.A.careerB.majorC.worldD.future

30.A.importantB.perfectC.successfulD.confident

第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）

第一节阅读下列短文（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）阅读下列短文，从各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

Whichtablet（平板）computershouldYOUbebuying:

There’sastyletosuiteveryone.

Bestforyoungchildren

LeapPadExplorer2,£68 

Aimedatchildrenbetweenthreeandnine（thoughanine-year-oldmightfinditalittlesimple）,itcomesinpinkorblueandwithfivebuilt-ineducationgames（youcanbuymore）.Besides,theLeapPaddoesnotallowaccesstotheinternet—soitisimpossibleforyourchildtostumbleacrossanythinginappropriate.

Pros:

Theeducationgamesarewell-designed,thebuilt-invideocameraisafunwaytoplayatbeingafilmdirector.

Cons:

Someofthegamesareshockinglyexpensive.Andthepoweradaptorisnotincluded.

Bestforteenagers

iPad4thgeneration,£399-£659 

TheiPadisstillthemarketleader,andforgoodreason.Iftheteenagerinyourhouseenjoysplayingcomputergames,thelatestofferingfromAppleistheonetochoose.

Pros:

Noothertabletcancompetewiththenearonemillion‘apps’（thenameApplecreatedforspecially-designeddownloadableprograms）availablefortheiPad. Simpletouse,evenforthosewhousuallystrugglewithtechnology.

Cons:

Considerablymoreexpensivethanmostcompetitors. 

Bestforworkingparents

MicrosoftSurface,£399-£559

Tabletsarebrilliantforleisure—butwhatifyouwanttodoabitofwork?

Notabletcanyetcompetewith afull-sizelaptopcomputer,but thisistheonlytablet thatallowsyoutouseMicrosoftWord,ExcelandPowerpoint（theyareallpre-installedandincludedintheprice）andyou canbuyaprettylovelymini-keyboardfortypinglettersandemails,whichalsodoublesupasthecover.

Pros:

TheSurfaceisgoodforwatchingmovies—abonuswhenstuckintheairportonabusinesstrip—andsurfingtheinternet.

Con:

Thekeyboardisanexpensiveadd-on—costingupto£109.Itmightbecheapertobuyalaptop（thoughatabletismuchsmallerandlighter）.

Bestforbookworms

AmazonKindlePaperwhite,£109

Nearlyalltabletsletyoudownloadbooks.It'sagreatwaytotakeamountainouspileofhardbacksonholidaywithoutstuffingyoursuitcase. 

Butmosttabletshaveashinyscreen—whichcanbeverydistracting（分心）whenyou'retryingtoread.ThePaperwhiteisdifferent:

itsmattscreenandcrispblackletteringimitatethelookofwordsonpaperbrilliantly.Andyetyoucanstillreadthewordsinthedark.

Pros:

Easyontheeye,excellentbatterylife,180,000freebooks（ifyousubscribetotheAmazonPrimecustomerloyaltyservice）plushundredsofthousandsmoretobuy.

Cons:

NoTV,films,games,internetorcamera. 

31. Theunderlinedphrase“stumbleacross”mostprobablymeans“_________”.

A.quarrelwithB.meetwithC.comparewithD.competewith

32.WhichofthefollowingaboutSurfaceisTRUE?

A.YouhavetopayextratoinstallMicrosoftWord.

B.Thekeyboardcanserveasacover.

C.Thekeyboardwillnotaddtothecostofthetabletcomputer

D.Youcannotwatchmoviesorsurftheinternetwithit.

33.Ifyouareagamelover,whichtabletisleastlikelytobeyourchoice?

A.AmazonKindlePaperwhite.B.iPad4thgeneration.

C.MicrosoftSurface.D.LeapPadExplorer2.

34.IfyouwanttoaddsomethingtoyourpreparedPPTforapresentationatameeting,whichtabletis

mosthelpful?

A.LeapPadExplorer2.B.iPad4thgeneration.

C.MicrosoftSurface.D.AmazonKindlePaperwhite.

B

Doyouenjoystreetperformers?

ThetraditionofwanderingentertainersgoesbackforalmostathousandyearstotheMiddleAgesinEurope.Thentheywerecalled“troubadours”,but,today,mostpeoplecallstreetperformers“buskers”.Buskersareusuallymusicians,butsomeareactors,clowns,orjugglers.InSingapore,hundredsofstreetbuskersfromaroundtheworldparticipateinanannualfestival.Inothercities,youoftencomeacrossbuskersonbusyshoppingstreetsandnearparks,butthemostpopularplacesaresubwaystations.Passengerslistentothemusicianswhiletheywaitforundergroundtrains.Inexchangeforafewminutesofentertainment,theygivethebuskersomemoneybeforetheymoveontocatchtheirtrain.

NotlongagoinBoston,thegovernmenttriedtoestablishacontroversial（引起争端的）newlawtocontrolbuskersinthesubway.Theauthoritiessaidthatmusicianswereplayinginstrumentssoloudlythatpassengerscouldn’thearthetrainannouncements.Thenewlawintendedtostoptheuseofamplifiers（扩音器）tomakemusiclouder.Loudinstrumentssuchassaxophones,trumpets,andelectricguitarswerenotallowedeither.Inaddition,thenewlawrequiredp