新課標(biāo)普通高等學(xué)校招生全國(guó)統(tǒng)一考試高三英語(yǔ)信息卷六答案不全

1、2015年普通高等學(xué)校招生全國(guó)統(tǒng)一考試（新課標(biāo)信息卷六）英語(yǔ)試卷（樣題）第一部分：語(yǔ)法填空（共10小題；每小題1.5分，滿分15分）閱讀下列材料，在空白處填入適當(dāng)?shù)膬?nèi)容（不多于3個(gè)單詞）或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。Tablemannersvaryfromculturetoculture.Whatisacceptableinonecountry26beconsideredextremelyrudeinanother.Herewewilltellyouaboutthetraditionaltablemanners27themoderntablemannersinKorea.28（tradition）,

2、itwasthewoman'sjobtocookfoodand29（set）thetable.Thewomanwouldsit30herhusbandtomakesurethathehadeverythingheneededforapleasantmeal.Only31thehusbandfinished,wouldthewomanandherchildreneat.Nowadays,tablemannershavechangedalot.32ofthefamilymemberseattogetheratthesametime.Itiscommontoseeeveryonehelpwi

3、ththemeal,33（include）thehusband.Onetradition,however,hasnotchanged.Itisthattheoldestpersonstartsthemeal.34（stay）untiltheoldestpersonisfinishedisconsideredtobe35basictraditionofKoreantablemanners.第二部分：完形填空（共20小題；每小題1.5分，滿分30分）閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)（A、B、C和D）中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。Parentscanbeagreatexamplefort

4、heirchildren.Amanalwaysstandsoutondifferentcornersofourcity,36.Ioftendon'thavemuchextrato37him.38,manytimesmymomiswithmeandshealwayshandshimsomemoney,whichmakesmefeel39.Lastnight,Iwasonmywaytothestoretoget40whenIsawtheman.Mydaughterandherfriendwereinthe41.Weallfelt42thatthismanwasstandingoutinth

5、ecold,wetweather.Manypeoplemakecomments（評(píng)論）thatheshouldbeableto43.Ithinkhemaynothaveanaddresstohuntforajob.Eitherway,Idon'tfeelitismyplaceto44.Idecidedtohelpthisman,45Iwantedtoshowthegirlsthe46ofhelpingothers,andnot47whethertheywerereallystrugglingornot.Sinceheisstandingoutondifferentcornersalld

6、ayandnight,nomatterwhatthe48,hemustreally49thehelp.Soweleftourcarandgavehimsomemoney.ThegirlsandIwerestill50thathewouldbecold,standingoutinthisbadweather.Sowegothimahotchocolateandahothamburger.Hewasvery51tousforourhelp.Allofusleftwithsmiles,52me!Because,aswewere53,thegirlswereplanningwaystheycould5

7、4moneytohelphimandotherslikehim.Itwasthe55tripIhaveevermadetogetmilk!36. A.begging37. A.teachB.smilingB.helpC.playingC.visitD.singingD.describe38.A.ThereforeB.AnywayC.HoweverD.Besides39.A.embarrassedB.pleasedC.disappointedD.angry40.A.chocolateB.hamburgerC.breadD.milk41.A.storeB.carC.streetD.school42

8、.A.strangeB.doubtfulC.terribleD.poor43.A.speakB.workC.walkD.come44.A.parkB.liveC.sitD.judge45. A.because46. A.guidanceB.thoughB.difficultyC.ifC.differenceD.unlessD.importance47. A.understanding48. A.weather49. A.doubt50. A.concerned51. A.patient52. A.except53. A.runningaway54. A.raise55. A.fastestB.

9、explainingC.worryingB.costC.attitudeB.needC.refuseB.curiousC.astonishedB.politeC.kindB.onlyC.probablyB.drivingawayC.comingupB.spendC.receiveB.busiestC.bestD.believingD.ageD.rememberD.puzzledD.gratefulD.especiallyD.standingupD.payD.shortest第三部分：閱讀理解（共兩節(jié)，滿分每小題2分，滿分方給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)（40分）30分）A、B、C和D）中，弟干（共15小必；閱讀

10、卜列短文，從每題/選出最佳選項(xiàng)。AThisisatruestory.TristinSaghinenjoyedthemovieBlackHawkDownverymuch,whichisabouttheconflictinSomalia.Thebattlescenesandtheexcitingrescuesofpeoplewhoaredying,interestedhimgreatly.Therewasjustoneproblem:Tristinwasonly9yearsold,anditwasthoughtthatmoviewasnotforchildren.Whenhisparentscau

11、ghthimwatchingitonTV,theymadehimturnitoff,thoughhehadfinishedhishomeworkanditwasnotlate.Thenoneday,TristinandhisfamilywerevisitinghisgrandmotherinMesa,Arizona.Tristin-year-oldsis20rgotoutofthehouseandfellinthebackyardpool.Realizingthelittlegirlwasmissing,thefamilyranoutside,onlytofindthegirlhadfalle

12、nintothewater.Pulledfromthepoolandplacedontheground,thechildwasn'tbreathingdThefamilycalletheambulance（救護(hù)車）,butnooneknewhowtodofirstaid.Noone,thatis,exceptforTristin.AsceneinBlackHawkDowndescribesadoctorgivingfirstaid.Tristinrememberedit.Thenthe9-year-oldgavefirstaidtohissisteratonceandsavedherl

13、ife.Hisparentsdon'tstophimseeingthemovieshelikesanymore.Tristintaughthimselfhowtodofirstaidbuthehadneverthoughthecoulduseittosavehislittlesisterslife.Anyskusedintime,soyoushouldalwayslearn.56. Accordingtothetext,TristinSaghin.A.wasinterestedinwarB. dislikedstudyingverymuchC. wasalwaysreadytohelp

14、othersD.wasnineyearsold57. WhydidTristinSaghin'sparentsorderhimtoturnofftheTV?A.Theywantedhimtohelplookafterhissister.B.Heoftenspenttoomuchtimewatchingfilms.C.Theythoughtthefilmwasnotgoodforchildren.D.Hewasaskedtofinishhishomeworkfirst.58. HowwasTristin'ssistersaved?A. Tristingavefirstaidtoh

15、er.B. Theambulancearrivedintime.C. Adoctorpassingbygaveahand.D. Herparentssenthertohospitalatonce.59. Theauthor'spurposeinwritingthetextistoadvisereadersto.A. seemoremoviesB. learnmoreskillsC. saveothersbravelyD. dowhattheylikeBMymistakehappenedwhenIwastryingtobehelpfulinmyfirst-gradeartclass.Al

16、lthesupplieswereoutonthetable.IthoughttheartteacherwouldhavetoputthemawayandIfeltsorryforher,soIdidit.IleftwithmyclassandthenyouknowwhatIfoundout?Thatstuffwasforthenextclass!Mypoorartteacherhadtoputeverythingbackout.Tothisday,Ithinkitwasalittlefunny.Collin,Age9Iwasinabookstorewithmydad.Hewasinthelin

17、etopay.Bored,Istartedbrowsingthrough（瀏覽）thebookmarks.Ipickedmytwofavoritesinhopesthatmydadwouldbuythemforme.Withoutlookingup,Ishowedhim."Look!Thesearemyfavorites.”Thenanunfamiliarvoicesaid,“Ithinkyourdadisoverthere.”Ilookedup.Itwasn'tmydad!Irantomydad,myfaceburning.Hesmiledandsaid,“Wrongdad

18、,eh?"Divya,Age11Onedayatschool,Iworemypantsbackward!Ididn'trealizeituntiltheendofthedaywhenoneofmyclassmatestoldmeaboutit.ThatwasprobablythemostembarrassingdayI'veeverhadinmywholelife!Josiah,Age10Once,myfamilyandIwereatareallycrowdedevent.IrealizedIdleftmybaginside,soIrantoit.WhenIcameb

19、ackout,Isawacarthatlookedexactlylikeourcar.Iopenedthedoorandscreamed（尖叫）！Sixkidsandamomwerestaringbackatme!ThenIsawmymom'scarparkedbesidethatcar.Ididn'twanttogetinthewrongcaragain.Laura,Age12Onetime,Iwasinarushtoschool,onlytofindIwaslate.Tobeworse,Isawthatmypajamashorts（睡衣褲）werestillonunderm

20、yskirtwhenIwasintherestroomatschool.Iwassoembarrassed!Marry,Age960. Accordingtothetext,Collin.A. hidthesuppliesofhisartteacherB. triedtomakefunofhisartteacherC. wasmistakenbyhisartteacherD. gavethewrongkindofhelp61. MaryandJosiahfeltembarrassedbecausethey.A. mademistakesonclothesB. werelaughedatbyot

21、hersC. weretoolateforschoolD. woretheirpantsinsideout62. WhomadeanearlysimilarmistakeasLaura?A.Collin.B.Divya.C.Josiah.D.Mary.63. Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthetext?A. CarelesskidsB. SillymistakesC. UnforgettabledaysD. EmbarrassingmomentsCIntheUnitedStates,manylowincome（彳氐收入）parentscannotaffordtobuye

22、noughfoodfortheirchildren.AprogramcalledKidsCafeishelpingsomeofthesechildrenbyprovidingfreenutritious（有營(yíng)養(yǎng)的）snacksandmealsduringafter-schoolprograms.Atacommunity（社區(qū)）centerinVirginiajustoutsideofWashington,D.C.,childrenmakeasnackaspartoftheirafterschoolprogram."Thesnackisveryhealthyforyourbody,bu

23、tthemainthingisthatittastesreally,reallygood,tell：sthKerthHeeioiTentheKidsCafeprogram.Thechildrenarebetweentheagesof5and11andarefromseverallocalschools.AbouthalfhaveparentsfromEthiopia.Manyofthechildreneattheirtraditionalfoodathome.KidsCaffoodofferedfreebyafoodbank,givesthemanopportunitytotrydiffere

24、nttypesoffood."It'sgood,“saysonegirl.ButRebeccaNance,whoseparentsarefromtheUS,isnotsosure.“Thetasteisweird."Hermother,DaffanyNancehastwochildrenintheprogramlaSHnerkids'saregettingnutritiousfood."Eveninmyhousewedon'thavemuchjunkfood,“shesays,importantthatit'shealthyandc

25、ontinuestohelpthemgrowbetter.”Thecharity（慈善機(jī)構(gòu)）,FeedingAmerica,startedthenationalKidsCafeprogramin1993.Thecharitysaysmorethan16millionchildrenintheUnitedStatesdonothaveenoughhealthyfoodtoeat.KidsCafebecamepartoftheafterschoolprogramatthiscommunitycenterfiveyearsago.LoriMcFailheadstheafterschoolprogra

26、m.Shesayssomechildrendonoteatgoodeveningmealsbecausetheirparentsworklateorcannotaffordhealthyfood.Shehopesthechildrenwillmakefulluseofwhatthey'velearnedaboutnutritionintheirlives.64. WhatisthepurposeofstartingKidsCafe?A. Toprovidepoorchildrenwithnutritiousfood.B. Toraisemoneyforsomepoorchildren.

27、C. Todeveloptheafterschoolprogram.D. Tohelppoorchildrenlearnnewskills.65. Theunderlinedword“weird"istheclosestirtomeaningA. deliciousB. UnusualC. terribleD. strong66. WhatcanwelearnaboutDaffanyNance?A. SheisfromEthiopiaandhastwochildren.B. Shecaredlittleaboutherchildren'sdietbefore.C. Shebe

28、lievestheprogramisgoodforherchildren.D. Shehopesmoretypesoffoodcanbeofferedforfree.67. Wholeadstheafterschoolprogram?A.LoriMcFail.B. KeithClements.C. FeedingAmerica.D. AcommunitycenterinVirginia.DMorethan2,000culturalrelicshavebeenrecoveredfromNan'aOne,anancientChinesemerchantship（商船）thatwenttot

29、hebottomoftheseamorethan400yearsago.Itwasdiscoveredbychancebyagroupoffishermenfouryearsago.Theshipis35meterslongand8meterswide,andisthefirstlateMingDynastyshipeverdiscovered.Thesalvage（打撈）workbeganin2009,butstoppedbecauseofpoorweatherandseaconditions.ThisJunemarkedthefourthroundofsalvageoperations.“

30、Theunderwaterrelicsarewellkept.Wdvefoundwhatweleftlastyeararestillingoodcondition,sowe'llcontinuetheworkwhichwestoppedlastyear,“saidCuiYong,whoistheleadofNan'aoOneUnderwaterArcheologyTeam.About2,000relicshavebeenrecoveredsinceApril26th,whentheoperationbegan.Mostofthemareplatesandbowlswithbea

31、utifulpaintings.Outofnearly3millionsunkenshipsinoceansaroundtheworld,theSouthChinaSeahasthemost.It'sthoughtithasmorethan2,000ancientships.TheUnderwaterArcheologyCenterofChinawassetupwhenthecountryfeltitwasnecessarytoexploretheunderseaworld.During25years'development,archeologst冢）fromthecenter

32、havetakenpartinmanyunderwatertreasureexplorations.CuiYongsaid,“ThesalvageworkofNan'aoOnehasneverhappenedbefore,andIthinkourcountryistakingthelead.”TherelicsfromNan'aoOneareimportantforthe©fudhcientporcelain（瓷器）productiontechnologiesandthecountry'aiscient“SeOBilkRoad"apassageway

33、forancientChinatotheoutsideworld.68. WhatcanwelearnaboutNan'aoOnefromthetext?A. Itsankover400yearsago.B. Ithasbeensalvagedfivetimes.C. Archeologistsdiscovereditfouryearsago.D. ItwasoneofthefirstshipsmadeintheMingDynasty.69. Thesalvageworkstoppedmainlybecause.A. thearcheologistscouldntafforditB.

34、itwasnotallowedbythegovernmentC. thearcheologistsmetbadweatherandseaconditionsD. thearcheologistshadnotenoughknowledgeonsalvage70.Itcanbeinferredfromthetextthat.A. CuiYongisn'tsatisfiedwithhisteam'sworkB. 2,000ancientshipsliedeepinoceansaroundtheworldC. thesalvageskillofChinaisstillbehindoth

35、ercountriesnowD.theUnderwaterArcheologyCenterofChinawasfoundedin1986第二節(jié)（共5小題；每小題2分，滿分10分）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。JaimeEscalanteisconsideredoneofthebestteachersintheUnitedStates.Hewasbornin1930inBolivia.71.Inthe1960s,JaimeandhiswifecametotheUnitedStates.Duringthenextseveralyears,hele

36、arnedtospeakEnglishandrepeatedhiscollegeeducationandteachertraining.In1974,Mr.EscalantewashiredatGarfieldHighSchooltoteachmath.72.Manyofthestudentshadseriousproblemswithdrugsandviolence.Theschoolwasindangeroflosingitsofficialapproval（認(rèn)可）tooperate.Mr.Escalante'sstudentsweremostlyMexicanAmericansf

37、rompoorfamilies.Manyweretheworststudentsattheschoolandthoughttobe“unteachable."73.Hetoldthembasicmathwastooeasyandthattheyhadtheabilitytodoharderwork.Hetoldhisstudentsthathebelievedinthem,buttheymusthavethedesiretobesuccessful.Jaimestartedanadvanced（高級(jí)的）mathprogramwithasmallgroupofstudents.In19

38、82,eighteenofhisstudentstookacollege-leveltest.Theyallpassed.Officialsatthetestingcompanysuspected（懷疑）thestudentsofcheating.74.Hesaidthestudentswerebeingrejectedbecausetheywerefromapoorschool.Heaskedhisstudentstotakethetestagain.Twelveofthestudentsrepeatedthetest.Andagain,allofthempassed.Fiveearnedt

39、opscores.Mr.Escalante'sstudentswentontobecomeengineers,scientistsanduniversityprofessors.75. Amovieabouthissuccesswasmadein1988.Itledotherteacherstousehismethods.Mr.Escalanteretiredfromteachingin1998.Hediedearlierthisyearattheageof79.A. Mr.Escalantehadnochoicebuttogivein.B. TheschoolwasinapoorareaofCalifornia.C. Mr.Escalanteexpressedstrongdisagreement.D. JaimeEscalantereceivedmanyteachingawards.E. ButMr.Escalantepushedthegrouptoworkhard.F. Hetaughtmathinhishomecountryfortwelveyears.G. NobodybutJaimeEscalantewaswillingtoteachthem.第四部分：寫作（共兩節(jié)，滿分35分）