届湖北省龙泉中学宜昌一中高三联考英语试题.docx

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届湖北省龙泉中学宜昌一中高三联考英语试题

宜昌一中、龙泉中学2016届高三十月联考

英语试卷

命题学校：

龙泉中学命题人：

郑云强审题人：

刘云芳

本试题卷共4页，分第I卷和第Ⅱ卷两部分。

全卷满分150分。

考试用时120分钟。

★祝考试顺利★

第Ⅰ卷

第一部分：

听力（共两节，满分30分）

第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）

听下面5段对话。

每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置，听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题，每段对话仅读一遍。

1.Howmuchshouldtheman’srentbe?

A.$500.B.$150.C.$125.

2.Whatwillthewomanprobablythinkoftheman?

A.Heusedtobeanexcellentathlete.B.Heisarealsportsman.C.Heisasportsfan.

3.Whathasthemanbeendoing?

A.Havinganinterview.B.Fillingoutaform.C.Askingforinformation.

4.Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman?

A.Sheistoobusytogo.B.She’swillingtogoswimming.C.Shedoesn’twanttowaitlong.

5.Whatdoesthewomanmean?

A.It’sterribletogoabroadalone.

B.Itdoesn’tmatterifthemanisnotgoodatEnglish.

C.ThemanshouldimprovehisEnglish.

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，并标在试卷的相应位置。

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.Whatisthewomangoingtobe?

A.Acook.B.Ateacher.C.Adoctor.

7.Howlongwillthewomanworkeveryday?

A.8hours.B.5hours.C.4hours.

听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。

8.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?

A.Aninterview.B.Anexam.C.Awritingcontest.

9.Howaretheyfeelingatthemoment?

A.Prettyhappy.B.Verysad.C.Alittleconfused.

10.Whichpartdidtheybothfinddifficult?

A.Theoralself-introduction.B.Theessay.C.Theimitationwriting.

听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。

11.WhatwillDianadothisafternoon?

A.Attendalecture.B.Gotoclass.C.Writeanessay.

12.WhatdoweknowaboutDr.Rich?

A.HeteachesEnglishculture.B.He’sbeenabsentthreetimes.C.He’sverystrict.

13.WhatdoesMikesayaboutthebusinesscommunicationcourse?

A.Thereisnotmuchcourseworktodo.

B.Hehasalreadyhandedinthreeessays.

C.Hehasa3000-wordtermpapertowrite.

听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。

14.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?

A.Howmuchmoneytheyspendonmeals.

B.Thechangesofthefoodserviceintheschool.

C.Thechangesoffoodinthedininghall.

15.Whatdoesthemanthinkofthechanges?

A.Hedoesn’tlikethem.

B.Studentswillbenefitfromthechanges.

C.Hecan’tunderstandthemastheyaretoocomplicated.

16.WhatplandidTomchoosetobuy?

A.Aseven-mealplan.B.Aten-mealplan.C.Afourteen-mealplan.

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17.Wheredopeoplebelievethelefthandisunclean?

A.InMalaysia.B.InPakistan.C.InIndonesia.

18.WhenmightelderlyWesternersbeoffended?

A.Whenotherstrytohelpthemwithouttheiragreement.

B.Whenothersteachthemnewthings.

C.Whenothersaskthemtoomanyquestions.

19.Whydon’tItaliansgivehandkerchiefsasgifts?

A.Handkerchiefsmeansayinggoodbye.

B.Handkerchiefsareusedinfunerals.

C.Handkerchiefsareconnectedwithunhappyfeelings.

20.Whommightthetalkbeaddressedto?

A.Peoplewhoaregoingabroad.

B.Guestsfromallovertheworld.

C.Thosewhowillworkforaninternationalconference.

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）

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

LumberjackArt

Whenpeoplethinkofanartist,theyprobablydonotimaginealumberjack（伐木工人）cuttingdowntreeswithachainsaw.Yetmanylumberjacksconsiderthemselvestobeartists.Insteadofpatientlyworkingonalargeblockofhardrock,however,lumberjackartistsusechainsawstocarvetheirmasterpiecesfromwood.

Woodensculptures（雕塑）createdwithchainsawsareperfectexamplesoffolkart.Everydaytoolsareusedtocreateartthatfocusesonsubjectsfoundinnature,suchasbearsorotherforestanimals.Notalllumberjacksareartists,butsomechainsawartistshavebeenlumberjacks.

Alumberjackwhoisalsoanartistmightcutdownatreeduringaworkday.Ifthestump,thebottomofthetree,isagoodsize,theartistmightbemotivatedtosculptthestumpintotheshapeofaforestanimal.Thechainsawartistmightalsocarveotherlargeblocksofwood.Sometimesahomeownermightcutdownatreeintheyardandthenhireachainsawartisttocreateanoutdoorsculpturefromthestump.So,thisartowesitsoriginstoeverydaytasksandnature.

Theoriginsofchainsawartmaybehumble（不起眼的）,butthepracticehasexpandedwellbeyondturningastumpintoasculpture.Insomewayschainsawartistsareliketraditionalwoodcarvers.Oneartistsaidthatusingchainsawswassimplymorepractical.Thispersonbeganhisworkasatraditionalwoodcarver—thatis,heusedhandtoolstocarvethewoodintotheshapeshewanted.Tosavetime,hebeganusingachainsawtoremovesomepartsofthewoodenblock.Thisartistrealizedthatthechainsawnotonlycutdownlargepiecesofwoodquickly,butitalsoproducedadistinctiveandbeautifulpatternonthewood.Thesepatternswouldnotbeseeninotherpiecesofart.Eventually,theartistbeganusingthechainsawfornearlyallofhiscarvings.

Howeverunusualitmayseem,chainsawartisheretostay.Thefinaltestofsuccessforanytypeofartistheenthusiasmandacceptanceofthepublic.Theconclusionis:

peoplelovewatchingchainsawartistswork,andpeoplelovethesculpturestheycreate.

21.Whatdoweknowaboutchainsawartists?

A.Theyareoriginallytraditionallumberjacks.

B.Theycreatemasterpiecesinwoodsandforests.

C.Theyintroduceanewconceptofartiststopeople.

D.Theyproducetheirsculptureswhilecuttingdowntrees.

22.Chainsawart_____.

A.isakindoffolkartB.ishardtobespread

C.focusesonmodernthemesD.needstimetobemastered

23.WhatismainlydiscussedinParagraph4?

A.Theoriginsofthelumberjackart.

B.Theexperiencesofachainsawartist.

C.Theprocedureforcreatingachainsawsculpture.

D.Theapplicationofchainsawinthelumberjackart.

B

Youknowwhatit’slike.You’vejustarrivedinTorontoafteralongflight,andallyoureallywanttodoistoliedownandrelaxinyourhotelroom.Butfirstyouhavetomakeafewquicknotesfortomorrow’smeeting,thencheckyoure-mails,andperhapsprintoutafewthings.Andyouneedtomakeafewlocaltelephonecalls,andonecallhometoyourfamily.

Andwhatdoyouusuallyget?

Yourdeskisjustaboutbigenoughforacupofcoffee;there’snodesklamp;thestationery（办公用品）isacoupleofsheetsofheadednotepaper;andapendoesn’twork.PrintinghastobearrangedwiththeReception,andwhenyoutrytouseyourcellphoneyoufindthatitwon’tworkinCanada.

Well,Harmonyisdifferent.Justtellusinadvancewhatyou’regoingtoneed,andwe’llseethatit’swaitingforyouwhenyouarrive.Therewillbeaprinterinyourroomifyouwantone,andacellphonethatreallyworks.Allyouhavetopayforisthecallsyoumake.

Wecanalsoarrangearoomforbusinessmeetings,and,usingtheverybestemploymentagency,evensupplyasecretarytotakeminutes.Allweaskisafewdays’notice.

Allourroomsareofthesamehighstandard,andweguaranteenottoincreasepricesinthenexttwelvemonths.Butbooknow,becausewe’realreadyfillingupfast,andwe’dhatetodisappointyou.

Harmony—thehotelyou’vealwayswanted,butneverbeenabletofind—untilnow!

24.Theadvertisementisintendedfor_____.

A.airlinestaffB.businesspeopleC.secretariesD.tourists

25.Whatmusttheguestdoifhewantsasecretary?

A.Informthehotelinadvance.B.TelltheReceptiononarrival.

C.Callanemploymentagency.D.Putupanoticeinthehotel.

26.Whyisitbesttobooknow?

A.Thebestroomsgofirst.B.Pricesmightincreasesoon.

C.Itensureshighstandardrooms.D.Roomsmaybecomeunavailable.

27.WhatisspecialaboutHarmony?

A.Itofferstelephonecallsforfree.B.ItprovidesprintingattheReception.

C.Itgiveshighstandardinformationservices.D.Itmakesarrangementstomeetguests’needs.

C

Robotsarebeingusedforthefirsttimeinhospitals.“Robot-nurses”performavarietyoftaskssuchasdeliveringmedicine,foodandlaboratorysamplestosickroomsandtakingawaywaste.Patientsaren’ttreatedbyrobots,asthisisstilldonebymedicalstaff.Theideaistoemployrobotstotransportsuppliesbetweendepartments.

“Nursesoftenhavetobreakofffromwhattheyaredoingtogathersupplies,”saysPeterSeiff,whomakestherobotscalledTUGs.Researchshowsanyinterruptioninmedicalworkcanleadtoerrors---anursemayforgetwhethershehasgivenmedicineandmaygiveapatientdoublethedose（剂量）ornoneatall.

Therobotsvaryinsizeaccordingtowhatjobtheyperform,butnormallytaketheshapeofametalboxonwheels,withaboxonthesidecontainingtheirsoftware.

Afterbeingprogrammed,therobotsareabletofindtheirwayaroundahospitalunassisted.Theyalsocontainscanningtechnologytocreateelectronicpicturesora“memory”ofroutesontheirharddrivestohelpthemgothroughpassages,doorsandotherobstacles.Eachrobotisalsomonitoredattheproducer’sheadquarters（总部）incaseitrunsintoanydifficulties.

TrialsshowTUGsreducethetimeittakesforapatienttoreceivemedicine,andstopdrugsfromgoingmissing.AstudyattheUniversityofMarylandMedicalCentreintheU.S.foundthatwhenthreeTUGswereusedoverthecourseofayear,theaveragelengthoftimefromthedrugstorereceivingaprescriptiontothepatientreceivingitdroppedfrom74minutesto30minutesandsavednurses6,123hoursfindingmedicines.Italsocutthenumberofmedicinesthatwentmissingtozero.

“Thebiggestcomplaintswereceivefrompatientsisthatthenursesdon’tspendenoughtimewiththem.Anythingthatfreesnursesisaboon,”saysKatherineMulligan,dire