天津市静海一中届高三英语上学期期末考试试题.docx

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天津市静海一中届高三英语上学期期末考试试题

静海一中2014-2015学年第一学期高三英语期末终结性检测试卷

考生注意：

1.本试卷分第Ⅰ卷（选择题）、第Ⅱ卷（非选择题）和第Ⅲ卷（听力）三部分，满分150分。

考试时间为120分钟。

2.试卷书写规范工整，卷面整洁清楚，酌情加减1-2分，并计入总分。

知识技能

学习能力

习惯养成

总分

内容

语言知识

语篇能力

听力理解

表达技能

卷面整洁

150分

分数

50分

50分

15分

35分

加减1-2分

第I卷（选择题）

第一部分：

英语知识运用（共两节）（满分45分）（基础题）

第一节：

单项填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

1.—Itwilltakemeatleastthreehourstofinishthejob.

—Oh,_________!

Icanfinishitinonlyanhour.

A.youarerightB.that’sagoodpointC.soundsgreatD.comeon

2.Aclubisaplacewhereyoucanmakefrequent________withyourfriends.

A.contactB.contractC.contrastD.content

3.Thegovernmentmustbevery________aboutsettingpoliciesandmakenodecisionuntiltheyarequitesureitistherightone.

A.seriousB.concernedC.cautiousD.nervous

4.Itwasobviousthatthemeetingwasconcerned________thehousingreformandeveryonepresentwasconcerned________theirowninterests.

A.with;withB.with;forC.for;aboutD.about;with

5.I________myclosefriendthreetimestodaybutherlinewasalwaysbusy.

A.havephonedB.hadphonedC.havebeenphoningD.wasphoning

6.The69thVeniceFilmFestivalwasheldinVenice,________manystarsconsideredagoodchancetoshowtheirworks.

A.whenB.whereC.thatD.which

7.MoYan,________hisrichlifeexperience,wrotemanypopularnovels.

A.reliedonB.pickingupC.drawinguponD.dependedon

8.Thecelebrationistobeginat9:

00a.m.,butwewouldputoffourplan,________asuddenstorm.

A.therewasB.shouldtherebeC.wasthereD.thereshouldbe

9.Althoughhewasagainstmyopinionatthemeeting,hedidn’t________hisown.

A.presentB.speakC.offerD.hold

10.Sincepeoplewouldliketofindanapartmentneartheuniversity,thereareveryfew________apartmentsinthisarea.

A.freeB.emptyC.hollowD.vacant

规律提炼题组

11.Iwouldrather________withheraboutit,butIcouldn’tcontrolmyfeelingsatthattime.

12.IwouldratherI________withheraboutit,butIdidn’tcontrolmyfeelingsatthattime.

13.IwouldratherI________withheraboutit,soIwilltrytocontrolmyfeelingstomorrow.

A.didn’targueB.hadn’targuedC.wouldn’targueD.nothaveargued

易混易错题组

14.Thefiveyoungfirefighters_________toputoutthebigfire.

15.Thefiveyoungfirefighters_________tothegreencamp.

A.gavelifeB.broughtlifeC.gavetheirlivesD.cametolife

第二节：

完形填空（共20小题；每题1.5分,满分30分）

Elizaworkedinanofficewithtwentyotherpeople,andshelikedherjob.Gettingaheadinhercareerwasn’t16toher.Butshesuddenlychanged17thepromotionofherfriendandco-workerBettywhocouldn’thavegottenthe18ifElizahadtriedto.Intheeyesoftheotherco-workersBettywas19cheerful,hardworkingandambitious,whileElizahadbeenlow-keyandeasygoing.

BeforeBettygotthepromotion,Elizahadbeensatisfiedwithher20,evenifshehadnotbeen21happy.ButonceBettywasmadehead,Elizabegantofillupwithresentment（怨恨）andshedislikedherjoband22Betty.Finallyshedevelopedabigmistake23shewasfilledwithangerallthetime.ElizabegantoseeBettyasthesourceofallherproblems,andshe24torememberthatshehadnotparticularlywantedthepromotionanyway.Nowshejustthoughtthatitshouldbehers.Insteadof25herselftoseewhatherrealgoalwasinthelife,shetriedto26howtotrapBettyandregardedBettyasherenemy.Elizabecame27focusedonherresentment,andshecouldn’tgetoutofthe28situation.

Oneofthemajorproblemswithresentmentisthatyou29thatyourangeriscompletelycausedbyothers.You30lookingforwhatyoucandotoimproveyoursituation,becauseyouaresurethatyour31feelingsaretheresultofsomeoneelse’sfault.Yougiveuptryingtofindreal32tosolveyourproblem.Dealingwithresentmentneeds33.Becauseofthat,youareabletohaveaclearmindsothatyoucanadmityouarefeelingresentful.Thentryhardtoforceyourself34readytobelessresentful.Youbelieveyouaretoblameforresentment,andyouactivelylookforthewaythatcan35theprobleminyourlife.

16.A.importantB.ordinaryC.simpleD.challenging

17.A.duringB.beforeC.afterD.until

18.A.agreementB.chanceC.prizeD.business

19.A.alwaysB.sometimesC.seldomD.never

20.A.partnerB.workC.teammatesD.leader

21.A.mainlyB.perfectlyC.exactlyD.extremely

22.A.supportedB.disclosedC.hatedD.forced

23.A.becauseB.ifC.butD.while

24.A.decidedB.startedC.managedD.failed

25.A.noticingB.ensuringC.persuadingD.warning

26.A.getatB.dealwithC.figureoutD.makeup

27.A.partlyB.completelyC.finallyD.usually

28.A.strangeB.boringC.funnyD.dangerous

29.A.doubtB.analyzeC.believeD.find

30.A.mindB.stopC.enjoyD.keep

31.A.negativeB.inspiringC.childishD.social

32.A.detailsB.effectsC.solutionsD.causes

33.A.freedomB.calmnessC.experimentD.courage

34.A.luckilyB.hurriedlyC.stronglyD.truly

35.A.solveB.avoidC.predictD.face

第二部分：

阅读理解（共20小题，每小题2.5分，满分50分）（基础题）

阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

A

DoSomething.orgisthecountry’slargestnon-profitorganizationforyoungpeopleandsocialchange.Theyprovidesomescholarshipstorewardteenswhoaresocialactionleadersintheircommunity.Youmaybeinterestedinthefollowingones.

1.$2,000FightClimateChangelikeaNinja（忍者）Scholarship

Ninjasrelease86%lessCO2thantheaverageperson.Why?

Becauseninjasuseagreenformoftransport----parkour（跑酷）.DoSomething.orgwantstoteachyoutheirwaysofgoinggreen----andofferthechancefora$2,000scholarship.Submit（提交）oneofyourfriends’phonenumbers.You’llbothreceiveatextmessagewithwaystoprotecttheplanet,andyou’llbeenteredforthescholarship.Bonzail!

2.$3,000PuppyMillsareBadScholarship

Useyourphonetofightformillionsofpuppiesborninabusive（虐待的）factoryfarms.Shareatextmessaginggameonpuppymillswith6friendsandyou’llbeenteredtowina$3000scholarship.Millionsofpuppiesareborninhorribleconditionseachyear,sopuppymillscanmakeaprofit.Inviteyourfriendstostepintotheshoesofapetstoreemployeewhodiscoverstheirstoresupportspuppymills.Toenterforthe$3,000scholarship,visitwww.Dosomething.org/puppyandsubmitsixfriends’phonenumbers.

3.$5,000SafeDrivingScholarship

Whenyoutextwhiledrivingat55mph,youreyesgoofftheroadforthelengthofanentirefootballfield.Tellyourfriendsaboutthedangeroftextingwhiledrivingtoentertowina$5000scholarship.Afterentering,we’llsendyouafreepairof“thumbsocks”----aphysicalremindertostoptextingwhiledriving.Sendusapictureofyouwithyourthumbsocksandyou’lldoubleyourchanceofwinningthe$5,000scholarship.

36.Whatdothescholarshipsmentionedinthepassagehaveincommon?

A.TheyareprovidedbyDoSomething.org.

B.Theyofferasmallgifttoeveryattendant.

C.Theyrequireattendantstobetopstudents.

D.Theyrequireattendantstoplayamessagegame.

37.Ninjascontributetoenvironmentalprotectionby______.

A.givingpracticaladviceB.offeringascholarship

C.avoidingdrivingcarsD.influencingtheyoung

38.TowinPuppyMillsareBadScholarship,youhaveto______.

A.workasapetstoreemployeeB.shareagamewith6friends

C.begoodatplayinggamesD.lovepuppymillsverymuch

39.What’sthepurposeofSafeDrivingScholarship?

A.Tohandoutmorethumbsocks.B.Toteachpeoplehowtodrive.

C.Tosellasmanythumbsocksaspossible.D.Towarnpeoplenottotextwhiledriving.

40.Aftersendingyourpicturewithyourthumbsocks,______.

A.youwillreceiveanotherpairofthumbsocks

B.youwillnecessarilywinthescholarship

C.youwillwin$10,000scholarship

D.youincreasetheopportunityofwinningthescholarship

B

Peoplewhohavethehabitoftexting（发短信）whilewalkingtendtodeveloparobot-likeposture,losetheirbalance,andinvolvethemselvesintrafficaccidents,accordingtoaresearchfromtheUniversityofQueensland.Researcherssaidthattext-walkersareindangerofwalkingintotrafficandtraintracksamongothers.Theysuggestpedestrians（行人）stopaside,typeatextandthencontinuewalking.

Forthestudy,theresearcherstrackedbodymovementsof26youngmenandwomenwhilewalkinginastraightlineoveradistanceofabout8.5m---oncewithoutamobilephone,oncewhilereadingatextmessageandoncewhiletypingamessage.

Theyfoundthatparticipants’bodymovementsweregreatlychangedwhentheyusedtheirphone.Thedifferenceintheirposturewasmoreprominentwhilesendingatextthanwhilereadingamessage.Theyfurthersaidthatwhenthosepeoplebegantextingwhilewalking,theysloweddowntheirpace,wentoffcourseandmovedtheirneckslessthanwhenreadingamessage.

“Wefoundthatthey‘locking’theirarms,trunkandheadtogetherwalkedwithaposturethatwasrobot-like,allinaidofkeepingtheirphoneintheirfieldofvision.Sothereislessmovementbetweeneachoftheirbodyparts.”ResearcherSiobhanSchabrunsaid,DailyMailUKreports.

“Inrecentyears,therehavebeenmanyreportsofpeopleinvolvedintrafficaccidentsbecausetheyweretextingwhilewalking.Thenumberofpedestrianaccidentsisrisingandtextinghasbeenblamed,”Schabrunsaid.

Despitesuchrepeatedaccidents,onlyfewstudieshaveanalyzedtheimpactoftextingonbodylanguage.Ifmorestudi