届福建省福州市八县市区一中高三上学期期中联考英语试题Word文档下载推荐.docx

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B.Caraccidents.C.Howtodrive. 

2.Howlongwouldthemanworkinthelibrary?

A.5hours. 

B.3hours.C.4hours. 

3.WhydoesTimapologize?

A.HemadeHelenembarrassed.

B.Heaskedforapublicapology.

C.Hetookthedictionarywithoutasking.

4.HowisAndrew?

A.Fine. 

B.Sick. 

C.Tired.

5.Inwhatschoolistheman’sdaughter?

A.Kindergarten. 

B.Primaryschool. 

C.College

第二节（共15小题；

每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

听下面5段对话或独白。

每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。

听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；

听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。

每段对话或独白读两遍。

听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。

6.WherewasJasonkickedoutofyesterday?

A.Arestaurant. 

B.Aworkplace. 

C.Afoodstore.

7.WhatdidthemanaskJasonabout?

A.Hismotion. 

B.Hisfood. 

C.Hisjob.

听第7段材料，回答第8至9题。

8.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplaceprobably?

A.Inahotel. 

B.Inashoppingmall. 

C.Inaparty.

9.Whatdoesthewomanthankthemanfor?

A.Thelunch. 

B.Theboots. 

C.Theshoes.

听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。

10.What’sAshdoing?

A.Preparingforadrivingtest.

B.Reviewingforanexam.

C.Havingacourse.

11.WhatdoesBenoffertodoforAsh?

A.Helpherwiththelesson. 

B.Practicetogetherwithher. 

C.Giveheraride.

12.WhatdoesBenwanttogetatfirst?

A.AGPS. 

B.Amap. 

C.Aphone.

听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。

13.WhatcanweknowaboutMorag?

A.She’sgotapainfulfeeling.

B.She’sinvitedHarveytoherbirthdayparty.

C.She’sgoingtobe27yearsold.

14.How’sthecelebration?

A.Great. 

B.Terrible. 

C.Simple.

15.WhenisMorag’sbirthday?

A.Insummer. 

B.Infall. 

C.Inspring.

16.WhatdoesHarveydoattheendoftheconversation?

A.Givesasuggestion. 

B.Makesajoke. 

C.Offerssomehelp.

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17.HowmuchdidRonWallace’spumpkinweigh?

A.1,200kilograms. 

B.1,026kilograms. 

C.1,011kilograms.

18.WhosepumpkinwasthechampioninaneventinCalifornia?

A.Ateacher’s. 

B.Afarmer’s. 

C.Agardener’s.

19.FromwheredoweknowapersoninBelgiumproducedtheheaviestpumpkin?

A.Anewspaper. 

B.Amagazine. 

C.Awebsite.

20.Whatseedsaremostpopular?

A.Thoseofsmartfarmers.

B.Thoseofchampionpumpkins.

C.Thoseofmagazineads.

第二部分：

阅读理解（共两节，满分30分）

第一节（共10小题；

每小题2分，满分20分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的4个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。

A

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TheBotanicalGardenstartedlifeasSkylands,alargeareainthegrandmanner.Itisfamousfora44-roomTudorRevivalgranitemansion（公馆）designedJohnRusselPope.Skylandshas96acresofformalandnaturalizedgardensandissurroundedbyover1,000acresofmeadows（草坪）andwoodlands.PurchasedbytheStatein1966andofficiallynamedastheNewJerseyBotanicalGardenin1984,thegardenscontainapproximately5,000speciesandvarietiesoftreesandflowers.

Foryou,theNJBGisanexcitingandbeautifulplacetovisitwhereyoumayenjoyeachseason’sbest.Membersenjoyspecialevents,festivals,lecturesandrewardingeducationalopportunitiesforbothcityandgardeners.

YourNJBGmembershipoffersyoudiscountsatparticipatingnurseries,gardencentersandotherfinebusinesses.SimplypresentyourNJBGmembershipcardwhenbeginningyourpurchase.

21.ThemoneypaidforNJBGmembershipwillbeusedto_____

A.offerfurthereducationB.updatethepaymentsystem

C.providebetterserviceD.protecttheenvironment

22.Torenewtheone-yearmembershipforyourparents,youneedtopay_____

A.$30B.$50C.$60D.$80

23.Accordingtothepassage,NewJerseyBotanicalGarden_____

A.wasofficiallynamedin1966B.usedtobeprivately-owned

C.presentsmemberswithawardsD.offersdiscountsinmostshop

B

Imaginesomeonewhohasspentthemajorityoftheirlifesittingwithasignonthesideoftheroadandthatverypersongivingsomeonetheirlast20dollars.That’sexactlywhatMarineCorpsveteran（退伍军人）JohnnyBobbitt，34，didinOctoberinPhiladelphia.

BobbittservedintheU.S.MarineCorpsandworkedasaparamedic（医务辅助人员）inVanceCounty,N.C.beforehebecamehomeless.Nobodyknewhowhegottowherehewasbecausehewasdiscreetaboutthat.

OnenightinOctober,BobbittwassittingroadsidewithasigninPhiladelphiaasusual,whenKateMcClureofFlorenceTownship,N.J.wasdrivinghomedownInterstate95andranoutofgas.Scaredandnervous,shegotoutofthecartoheadtothenearestgasstation.AsMcClurewasheadingtothenearestgasstation,sheranintoBobbittandhetoldhertogetbackinthevehicleandlockthedoor.Minuteslater,heappearedwitharedgascan.He’dusedhislast$20tobuyhergas.

Afterthatunexpectedmeeting,McClureandherboyfriend,MarkD'

Amico,whobothliveinNewJersey,visitedBobbittseveraltimestodelivergiftcards,cash,snacksandtoiletries.Theythendecidedtocreateafundraisingpagesohewouldn'

thavetospendtheholidayssleepingonthestreet.

McClurestartedtheGoFundMepageonNovember10.Withthepage,thecouplehopedtoraise$10,000,enoughmoneyforhisrent,areliablevehicleanduptosixmonths’expenses.Bobbitt'

sstoryraninalocalpaper.ByNovember15，morethan10,000localpeoplehadmadedonationsthroughtheGoFundMepageandmorethan$300,000hadbeenraised.

OnThanksgiving，Bobbittwasrestinginahotel，hisfeetuponthebed，drawingupagrandplanforhisnewlife,thankstoseveralthousanddollarsraisedtorepayhimforagooddeed.

24.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“discreet”inparagraph2mostprobablymean?

A.Doubtful.B.Cautious.C.Guilty.D.Optimistic.

25.McCluremetBobbittwhenshe.

A.couldn'

tfindagasstationB.gottothewayhome

C.couldn'

tunlockhercarD.wasinsearchofgas

26.Itcanbeknownfromthetextthat.

A.Bobbitt’sstoryobtainedwideattention

B.Bobbittbecameworld-famousovernight

C.theGoFundMepagecollectedover$400,000forBobbitt

D.theGoFundMepagewasstartedtohelppeoplelikeBobbitt

27.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?

A.AHomelessVeteranPaidKindnessForward

B.AHomelessVeteranHadaGenerousHeart

C.AHomelessVeteran’sKindnessPaidOff

D.ASmallKindnessMadeaBigDifference

C

Theterm“smilingdepression”—appearinghappytootherswhileactuallysufferingdepressivesymptoms—hasbecomeincreasinglypopular.Infact,manypeoplewhoexperiencealowmoodandalossofpleasureinactivitiesmanagetohidetheirconditioninthisway.Andthesepeoplemightbeparticularlyeasytosuicide.

Whilesmilingdepressionisnotatechnicaltermthatpsychologistsuse，itiscertaintobedepressedandmanagetosuccessfullymaskthesymptoms.Theclosesttechnicaltermforthisconditionis“atypicaldepression”.Itcanbeveryhardtospotpeoplesufferingdepressionbecausetheymayseemliketheydon’thaveareasontobesad—theyhaveajob,anapartmentandmaybeevenchildrenorapartner.Theysmilewhenyougreetthemandcancarrypleasantconversations.Inshort,theyoftenputonamasktotheoutsideworldwhileleadingseeminglynormalandactivelives.Inside,however,theyoftenfeelhopelessanddown,sometimesevenhavingthoughtsaboutendingitall.

Peoplewithsmilingdepressionputonahappyfacetotheoutsideworld,buttheycanexperiencealiftintheirmoodasaresultofpositiveoccurrencesintheirlives.Othersymptomsofthisconditionincludeovereating,feelingasenseofheavinessinthearmsandlegsandbeingeasilyhurtbycriticismorrejection.Theyarealsomorelikelytofeeldepressedintheeveningandfeeltheneedtosleeplongerthanusual.Withotherformsofdepression,however,yourmoodmightbeworseinthemorningandyoumightfeeltheneedforlesssleepthanyouarenormallyusedto.

Sohowcantheybreakthiscircle?

Astartingpointneedstobeknownthatthisconditionactuallyexistsandthatit’sserious.Onlywhenwestopignoringourproblemsbecausewethinkthey’renotseriousenoughcanwestartmakinganactualdifference.Thenwecanfindpurposebytakingtheattentionawayfromourselvesandplacingitontosomethingelse.Feelingthatourlivesmatterisfinallywhatgivesuspurposeandmeaning—andthiscanmakeasignificantdifferenceforourmentalhealthand