【全程復(fù)習方略】廣東省2013版高中英語綜合評估檢測(一)新人教版必修1~3

1、- 1 -綜合評估檢測（一）必修13（120 分鐘 135 分）I.語言知識及應(yīng)用（共兩節(jié)，滿分 45 分）第一節(jié)完形填空（共 15 小題；每小題 2 分,滿分 30 分）閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意然后從115 各題所給的 A、B、C 和 D 項中，選出最佳選項。What is Math An xiety?Mathan xietyor fear of math is actually quitecom mon. Math an xiety is quite 1 tostage-fright. Why does some one suffer stage-fright? Fear of somet

2、h ing going wrong in front of a crowd? Fear of 2 thelines? Fear of being judged 3 ? Fear of going completely bla nk?Math anxiety shows fear of some type. The fear that one won t be able to do the math or thefear that it s too hard or the fear of failure which often results from having a lack of4 .Fo

3、r the most part, math anxiety is the 5 about doing the math right, our minds draw a 6 and we think we ll fail and ofcourse the more frustrated and anxious our minds become, the 7 the cha nee for draw ing bla nks.Where Does Math An xiety Come From?Usually math anxiety results from 8 experiencesin mat

4、hematics. Math anxiety is often dueto poor teaching and poor experiences in math which typically leads to math 9 . Whenone tries to memorize procedures,rules and routi nes without much 10 , the math is quickly forgotte n and 11 so on sets in. Think about your experie nceswith one con cept the divisi

5、 on of fractions（ 分數(shù)）.You probably learned about reciprocals（ 倒數(shù)）and inverses（ 倒轉(zhuǎn)）.Well, youmemorized the rule and it 12. Why does it work? Think of math as memorizing all theprocedures what if you forget a few? Therefore, with this type of strategy, a good 13 will_help, but, what if you don t have

6、a good memory? Understanding the math is critical.Once students14 they can do the math, the whole notion of math anxiety can be overcome.Teachers and parents play an importa nt 15 in ensuri ng stude nts un dersta nd the math being prese nted to them.D. publicly .- 2 -閱讀下面短文，按照句子結(jié)構(gòu)的語法性和上下文連貫的要求，在空格處填

7、入一個適當?shù)脑~或使用括號中詞語的正確形式填空。A clear, accurate summary only gives the vitalinformationfrom a text. Someextra, irrelevantdetails are left out. 16 (summarize) will seriously improve your quick reading skills so learn how to do it. You can tsummarize if you haven t read 17 text carefully. Start by scanningth

8、e text, then read it closely. 18 you understand the whole text, go through it again slowly, work ing out 19 is releva nt,and which details can be left out. Write only the nu mber of words you 20 (tell) no more. See what the title is, and lookfor any extra informationon the paper21 could be releva nt

9、, 22 _the author s n ame. Decide what the main theme of the text is.If the question says how many words the summary must be, you must never write more 23 that limit. You will 24(definite)lose marks 25 you don t follow the guidelines. Makesure thatall the basic information is there don t include deta

10、il when there isn t room.1. A. differe ntB. similarC. farD. familiar2. A. un dersta ndingB. memoriz ingC. forgetti ngD. read ing3. A. poorlyB. crazilyC. highly5. A. fearB. joyC. pleasureD. in terest6. A. con clusi onB. li neC. bla nkD. comparison7. A. furtherB. greaterC. lessD. smaller8. A. un pleas

11、a ntB. un fairC. uni mporta ntD. unfortun ate9. A. an gerB. an xietyC. failureD.misun derstandin(10. A. forgetti ngB. usingC. un dersta ndingD. knowing11. A. panicB. exciteme ntC. agreeme ntD. en courageme nt12. A. ope nsB. worksC. startsD. runs13. A. memoryB. methodC.brainD. body14. A. fillB. reali

12、zeC. confirmD. recog nize15. A. taskB. aimC. appo in tme nt D. role4. A. wishB. con scieneeC. determ in ationD. con fidenee第二節(jié)語法填空(共 10 小題；每小題 1.5 分，滿分 15 分)- 3 -n.閱讀(共兩節(jié)，滿分 50 分)第一節(jié)閱讀理解(共 20 小題；每小題 2 分,滿分 40 分)(A)TAIPEI Increasingnumbers of Taiwanese students are joining the island s “China rush ”

13、, seek ing education on the Chin ese mainland.“ Accord ing to official Chin ese figures, the nu mber of Taiwa nese stude nts admitted intocollege and postgraduate（ 研究生programs on the mainland totaled 461 in 1996, 928 in 1997 and 839 in 1998.Although no latest officialnumbers were available, ” Netbig

14、. Com said thisnumberhad risen between 30 to 50 percent annually in the past two years with well over 1,000 entering mainland campuses lastyear.The Internet site, based in the Chin ese city of Shen zhe n, provides educati on service andin formatio n on Chin ese mai nla nd college and uni versities.“

15、 Many Taiwa nese believe a Chin eseeducati on giv ing more kno wledge about the people and culture in the mainland will in crease their cha nces in the Chinese job market, ” Netbig. Com vice - preside nt In grid Huang said.“ I believeit will give me han ds-on experie nce in the bus in ess field in t

16、he Chin ese mainland and a better understanding of theChinese mainland people, ” said Lydia Chang, a 19-year-old majoring injourn alismat Shih Hsin Uni versity. Chang pla ns to go on to get a master s degree in bus in essadm ini strati on in Shan ghai, which she says offers the best en vir onment fo

17、r such studies.Ajournalismgraduate student, surnamed Lin, at the National Taiwan University said he wouldlike to study law on the Chinese mainland since“there will be better career prospects now thatmore Taiwanese companies are going there ” .“They hope the children could build up connectionswhich c

18、ould later become useful in their bus in ess operati ons,” said Yang Ching -yao, professorof the Chin ese mai nland studies. A Netbig. Com survey showed the campuses favored by Taiwa nese studentsincluded Beijing, Tsinghua and Renmin universitiesin Beijing, and Jinan and Zhongshanuni versities in Gu

19、an gzhou. The most popular studies were law, bus in ess and Chin ese medici ne.At present, Chinese Taipei doesn t recogni ze diplomas earned in the Chinese mainland nor help with any- 4 -inquiries about studying there. But recognizing the trend, education authorities are giving a final form to a pol

20、icyaccepting certificates（證書）from selected universities.26. More Taiwa nese stude nts study on the Chin ese mainland because_.A. Taiwan will reunite with the mainland sooner or laterB. the fees asked for are lower than those of TaiwanC. what they have learned on the mainland will bring them a bright

21、 futureD. there are many famous uni versities for them to choose- 5 -27. Some bus in ess executives were sending their childre n to study in the Chin ese mainland so that their childre nA. could receive better educati onB. could lear n more about the policy thereC. could do well in the bus in ess op

22、erati onsD. could make more friends there28. The underlined word it ” in the third paragraph refers to_ .A. Netbig. ComB. the Chin ese educati on on the mainlandC. the Chin ese job marketD. the uni versity29. The author wrote the article to tell us_ .A. more Taiwa nese stude nts are study ing on the

23、 mai nla ndB. the nu mber of Taiwa nese stude nts going to uni versities on the mainland had bee n in creas ing year after yearC. educati on on the mainland is more attractive compared with that of Taiwa nD. Taiwan and the mainland should cooperate with each other in every field30. Which of the foll

24、owing is TRUE according to the passage?A. Chin ese Taipei recog ni zes diplomas earned on the Chin ese mainland.B. The nu mber of Taiwa nese stude nts going to study on the mainland will surely be in creas ingin the n ext few years.C. Chinese Taipei doesn t help with any inquiries about Taiwanese st

25、udying in the mainland.D. Educati on of Taiwa n is far behi nd the mainland.(B)I found the imagi nati on of beco ming a gra ndmother somewhat discouragi ng. Iwas youn ger tha n I thought a gra ndmother should be whe n I got the n ews that I wasgoing to become one myself. I admit, it was not a role t

26、hat I was emoti on ally ready toaccept.I had bee n a young mother, and had certa inly hoped my daughter would n ot face thatsame challe nge. I remarried whe n she was a tee nager and the n had two morechildren.On getting the news that she was expecting, I remember thinking“What do I know aboutbeing

27、a grandmother? I haven t even finished raising my own kids yet!” I don t like to- 6 -be unprepared, so I read a few books about grandparenting. That gave me a little help, but I was still un certa in. I thoughtabout other gra ndmothers I kn ew, and got a few ideas I liked anda few more that I did n

28、t. But I could n t quite figure out what kind of gra ndmother I wan tedto be. Then I thought about my own grandmother, Granny, as she s known by most people, and Iknew I had the an swer.I didn t realize it until that moment, butmy own grandmother was the example for the kindof gran dmother I wan ted

29、 to be. I amfort un atethat I got to spe nd a lot of time with mygra ndpare ntswhen I was a little kid. Here s what I learned from my GrannyGran dmothers always have a cookie jar. For my en tire life, Granny always had a cookie jarfull of cookies. When I was a little tiny girl, just at eye level wit

30、h the counter,Granny wouldget the cookie jar down for me. When I was a little older I learned how to pull the chair overso I could reach. As I got taller if I really stretched, I could reach the cookie jar with myfin ger tips and move it close eno ugh to get it dow n off the coun ter to find out wha

31、t kind oftreat was in side. Always the first thi ng I did whe n I went to Granny s house was check the cookie jar and there werealways cookies in it. Many years later, I ll drive my own children to Granny s house and the first thing she does is getus all a cookie.So grandmothers must have a cookie j

32、ar and on mygranddaughter s first Christ mas, mydaughter bought me myown cookie jar. She said when they came to see me her daughter would find the treat the way she did and I did.31. The writer thought it was a little discouragi ng to be a gra ndmother because_.A. she was not old eno ugh to be oneB.

33、 she was not emoti on ally ready to be oneC. she thought her daughter was too young to be a motherD. a gra ndmother should be older tha n she was32. The underlinedphrase “that same challenge ” in the first paragraph refers to “ _ ” .A. tak ing care of a gra ndchildB. tak ing care of a babyC. being a

34、 young gran dmotherD. being a young mother33. It can be in ferred from the last paragraph that_.- 7 -A. the writer has many happy memories of her grandmother s cookie jarB. the writer always want ed to know what was in side her gra ndmother s cookie jarC. the writer often drove her grandchildren to

35、see her grandmother s cookie jarD. women of the writer s age all have a cookie jar for their grandchildren34. What kind of gra ndmother did the writer want to be?A. One who has a jar filled with many kinds of cookies for childre n and herself.B. One who grows up with her grandmother s cookie jar wit

36、h all kinds of cookies.C. One who is like her own gran dmother with a cookie jar to treat her gra ndchildre n.D. One who always makes differe nt kinds of cookies to treat her gra ndchildre n.35. Which of the followi ng can be the best title of this text?A. Grandmother s Cookie JarB. Grandmother s Tr

37、eat for ChildrenC. Gran dmothers and Gran dchildre nD. Happy Memories of Cookies(C)Scien tists have developed a water treatme nt system that they say is a powerful but simpleway to save lives. Four grams of chemicals can treat ten liters of dirty water for a low cost, about ten cen ts.Experts say in

38、fectionsfrom dirty water kill severalthousand childrenin developingcoun tries every day. The Procter and Gamble compa ny has bee n develop ing the“ PUR Purifier ofWater” system since 1995. The company has been working with the United States Centers for Dis ease Control andPrevention(C. D. C.).C. D.

39、C. researchers tested it in Guatemala, Pakista n and Ken ya. Procter and Gamble researcher Greg Allgood sayscases of diarrhea( 腹瀉)in those studies fell by about 50 percent. Researchers from Johns Hopkins University inMaryland tested the system at a refugee camp in Liberia. Mr.Allgood says that study

40、 found a reduct ion of more tha n 90 perce nt. Use of the system is being expa nded worldwide.The treatment contains bleach（漂白劑）to kill disease-causing organisms. It also containssomething that dirt and other particles stick to. Mr. Allgood says the chemicals can remove lead and other dan gerousmeta

41、ls and even agricultural pois ons like D. D. T.- 8 -Mr. Allgood heads the Children s Safe Drinking Water Program at Procter and Gamble. He says about forty million packets of the treatme nt have bee n give n to coun tries for free. They have bee n used in emerge ncies and in areaswith limited suppli

42、es of clea n water.Cleanwater is a limited resource in manyparts of the world. Delegates from about 130 nationsatte nded the Fourth World Water Forum in Mexico City. Scien tists, policy experts and others discussed ways to provideclean water to the world s poor. Organizers say more than twenty perce

43、nt of the world population lacks clean drinkingwater. The final declaration did not go so far as to declare water a human right. But it did say that governments, notprivate companies, must take the lead in improving the public s ability to have clean water.36. W hat is mainly talked about in this pa

44、ssage?A. Water pollution around the world.B. The causes of diarrhea in African countries.C. A n ewly developed water treatme nt system.D. The Fourth World Water Forum in Mexico City.37. Which of the follow ing developed the water treatme nt system?A. The US Cen ters for Disease Con trol and Preve nt

45、i on.B. The Procter and Gamble Compa ny and C. D. C.C. The Children s Safe Drinking Water P rogram.D. Joh ns Hopk ins Uni versity.38. Which of the followi ng about the new water treatme nt system is NOT true?A. It is effective but very expe nsive.B. It was tested in Guatemala, Pakistan and Kenya.C.

46、It is being expa nded worldwide.D. It can remove dangerous metals in the water.39. Which of the following shows that the shortage of clean water is a serious problem?A. Forty millio n packets of the treatme nt have bee n give n to coun tries for free.B. Delegates from about 130 n atio ns atte nded t

47、he Fourth World Water Forum.C. Four grams of chemicals can treat ten liters of dirty water for a low cost.D. Infections from dirty water kill several thousand children every day.- 9 -40. The best title for this article is_ .A. A Small Packet of Chemicals, a Big Effect on Dirty WaterB. The Procter an

48、d Gamble Compa ny and C. D. C.C. The Shortage of Clea n WaterD. How to Cure Diarrhea(D)Tech no logy h as utterly tran sformed our ability to com muni cate with each other. Linking toeach other both literally and figuratively, many of us connect through cell phones, emails,in sta nt messag ing, blogs

49、, and n etwork ing web sites, yet we may be less conn ected to each other than we think.Accord ing to a study, America ns are beco ming in creas in gly socially isolated. The study reveals, for example, thatone quarter of America ns say that they have no one to discuss importa nt pers onal issues wi

50、th, and that the nu mber ofclose friends that America ns have has dropped from three to two. Mea nwhile, theBost on Globereports that thisspreadi ng isolati on is experie needmore sharply amon gthose with less educati on, people of color, and older America ns. Un surpris in gly, those who areyoung,

51、white, and well-educated tend to have stron ger social n etworks.From my ow n experienee I have to say that I ve never felt more connected, thanks to a webof frien ds,family, and colleagues. One of my closest friends is some one I met through an on li nediscussi on group who lives hun dreds of miles

52、 away from me. We have met face-to-face on ly twice, yet our regularelectr onic corresp ondence and cell phone calls susta in our close frien dship.And, speaking of blogging, my blog hasintroduced me to people I would never have met otherwise and has ledto en duri ng and importa nt frien dships.On t

53、he other han d, I rece ntly saw a scene un fold that proved to me how deeply disc onn ectedwe as America ns have become. I had just wrapped up a prese ntati on on mediati on at a family therapy（ 治療）center.As I was leaving, I noticed a mother and her teenage son who had just completed their sessi on

54、with their family therapist（臨床醫(yī)學(xué)家）.After maki ng their n extappo in tme nt, they both took out their cell phon es, placed calls, and bega n loud con versati ons with whoever was onthe other en d. I walked out behi nd them to the park ing lot to my car. They both jumped into their SUV, and, as I sawt

55、hem drive off, they were still talking on their cell phon es.- 10 -But, alas, not to each other.41. What does the passage lead you to believe?A. America ns are more socially conn ected today.B. America ns are more social ly isolated today.C. Tech no logy plays a bigger role in America n society.D. A

56、merica ns don t make good use of tech no logy.42. Which of the followi ng has nothing to do with the isolati on among America ns?A. Age.B. Educati on.C. Skin color.D. Sex.43. The author himself_ .A. has a wider range of friends because of tech no logyB. has failed to take adva ntage of tech no logyC

57、. can only find the true frien dship through the InternetD. can t make true friends in actual life44. What is TRUE about the mother and her son in the passage?A. They came for therapy in the same car.B. They were quite close to each other.C. There was not much com muni cati on betwee n them.D. They

58、preferred talk ing to each other on cell phon es.45. The author probably feels_ with the mother and her son.A. puzzledB. disappo in tedC. amusedD. surprised第二節(jié) 信息匹配（共 5 小題；每小題 2 分，滿分 10 分） 請閱讀下列廣告和相關(guān)信息，并按照要求匹配信息。 以下是有關(guān)博物館、音樂廳、劇院、大學(xué)等的信息。A. Nati onal Museums and Galleries on Merseyside represe nts the

59、 full collectio n of museumsand galleries in the city and offers the Eight Pass for a small fee, which en ables the visitora year s unlimited visits to all eight establishments.B.Although it is mainly associated with classical music, the Philharmonic Hall has branchedout into popular music and the v

60、aried programmes now in clude coun try,rock, jazz and pop con certs;similar acts can be seen at the Empire. There is also the Picket on Hardman Street, and The Life Cafe on Bold Street alsohas live music, including the occasional big name wanting to play in- 11 -a smaller venue.C.London Theatre mayb