新概念第三冊入學(xué)測試卷

新概念第三冊入學(xué)測試卷新概念第三冊入學(xué)測試卷新概念第三冊入學(xué)測試卷資料僅供參考文件編號：2022年4月新概念第三冊入學(xué)測試卷版本號：A修改號：1頁次：1.0審核：批準:發(fā)布日期：新概念第三冊入學(xué)測試卷新概念3冊入學(xué)測試卷測試題鏈接(建議完成時間:60分鐘)Part1VocabularyandGrammar(第一部分詞匯和語法)Choosethebestanswer(選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)拇鸢?:(每題2分,共50分)1.Acoupleof________andseveral_______attendedourparty.A.Englishmans;GermenB.Englishmen;GermenC.Englishmen;GermansD.Englishman;Germans2.Thehousesofthericharelargerthan_______ofthepoor.A.thisB.thatC.theseD.those3.Ihavethreesisters:oneisanurse,_______isastudent,_________isateacher.A.theother;theotherB.another;anotherC.another;theotherD.theother;another4.Idon'tliketoliveinsuch______badweather.______weatherhereisalwaysbad.A./;/B.a;AC.a;TheD./;The5.It'senjoyabletogoforawalk________asunnymorning.A.atB.inC.onD.under6.Thesunlightthatcamein_______windowsintherooflitupthewholeroom.A.throughB.acrossC.onD.over7.Shedoesn'tspeak_______herfriend,butherwrittenworkisexcellent.A.aswellasB.sooftenasC.somuchasD.asgoodas8.________ofthelandinthatdistrict________coveredwithtreesandgrass.A.Twofifth;isB.Twofifth;areC.Twofifths;isD.Twofifths;are9.You'llmissthetrain_______youhurryup.A.unlessB.asC.ifD.until10.Pleasewritetome_______youarriveinNewYork.A.aswellasB.solongasC.asfarasD.assoonas11._______hecametostudyintheuniversity,hehasmademuchprogressinthestudyofEnglish.A.WhileB.WhenC.SinceD.After12._______itwithmeandI'llseewhatIcando.A.WhenleftB.LeavingC.IfyouleaveD.Leave13.I________toseethefilmlastweekbecauseI________ittwice.A.didn'tgo;hadseenB.don'tgo;haveseenC.hadn'tgo;hadseenD.didn'tgo;haveseen14.He_______tothelabthanhesetouttodotheexperiment.A.hasnosoonergotB.nosoonergotC.willnosoonergotD.hadnosoonergot15.Whenthelittlegirlarrived,theBrowns________supper.A.washavingB.havehadC.hadhadD.hashad16.-Haveyougotaticketfortheconcert--No,thetickets________wellandthey_______outlastweek.A.sell;weresoldB.sell;soldC.sell;havebeensoldD.aresell;sold17.Thepolicefoundthatthebank_______andalotofmoney_________.A.hasbrokeninto;hasbeenstoleB.hadbrokeninto;hadbeenstolenC.hasbeenstoleninto;stolenD.hadbeenbrokeninto;stolen18.Greatchanges_______takenplaceinthecity,andalotoffactories_________.A.havebeen;havebeensetupB.have;havebeensetupC.has;havesetupD.were;weresetup19.DoIhavetotakethismedicine,MomIt________soterrible.A.tastesB.istastingC.istastedD.hastasted20.We_______himthenewsbecauseheknewitalready.A.toldB.wouldhavetoldC.needn'thavetoldD.needn'ttotell21.We________lastnight,butwewenttotheconcertinstead.A.musthavestudiedB.mightstudyC.shouldhavestudiedD.wouldstudy22.Johnnyyou______playwiththeknife,you_______hurtyourself.A.won't;can'tB.mustn't;mayC.shouldn't;mustD.can't;shouldn't23.Ilookedoutofthewindowandhappened________Lucyonherbike______alongtheroad.A.toseeing;rideB.tosee;ridingC.tosee;riddenD.seeing;riding24._______withabottle,a_______candlewillsoongoout.A.Covering;burningB.Covered;burningC.Covered;burnedD.Covering;burned25.Theofficersaredoingwhattheycan_______theirsoldiersfrom_________.A.toprevent;beingwoundedB.prevent;woundingC.prevent;beingwoundedD.prevent;woundedPart2Reading(第二部分閱讀理解)A.Choosethewordsorexpressionsandcompletethepassage(選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或詞匯完成短文):(每題2分,共20分)"Whenacustomerentersmystore,forgetme.Heistheking",saidJohnWanamaker,whoin1876turnedanabandonedrailwaystationinPhiladelphiaintooneoftheworld'sfirstdepartmentstores.Thisrevolutionaryconcept___1___thefaceofretailing(零售業(yè))andledtothedevelopmentofadvertisingandmarketingasweknowittoday.Butconvincingasthatsloganwas,___2___theshopperwascheatedoutofthecrown.___3___manufacturingefficiencyincreasedthevarietyofgoodsandloweredprices,peoplestillreliedonadvertisementstogetmostinformationaboutproducts.Throughmuchofthepastcentury,adsspoketoanaudiencerestrictedtojustafewradioortelevisionchannelsora___4____numberofpublications.Nowmediachoice,has___5___too,andconsumersselectwhattheywantfromafargreatervarietyofsources---especiallywithafewclicksofacomputermouse.___6___theinternet,theconsumerisfinallyseizingpower.Asoursurveyshows,___7____hasgreatimplicationsforcompanies,becauseitischangingthewaytheworldshops.Manyfirmsalreadyclaimtobe"customer-driven"or"consumer-centered".Nowtheir____8____willbetestedasneverbefore.Takingadvantageofshoppers'___9___willnolongerbepossible:peoplewillknow---andsoontellothers,eventhosewithouttheinternet---thatpricesinthenexttownarecheaperorthatcertaingoodsareinferior.Theinternetisworkingwondersin___10____standards.Goodandhonestfirmsshouldbenefitmost.1.A.changedB.maintainedC.restoredD.rescued2.A.intimeB.intruthC.incaseD.intheory3.A.JustasB.ThemomentC.IfD.Although4.A.limitedB.minimumC.sufficientD.great5.A.disappearedB.existedC.explodedD.survived6.A.AccordingtoB.ThankstoC.ButforD.Apartfrom7.A.consumerpowerB.productqualityC.purchasinghabitD.manufacturingefficiency8.A.informationB.investmentC.claimsD.shops9.A.generosityB.knowledgeC.curiosityD.ignorance10.A.raisingB.loweringC.abandoningD.carryingB.TrueorFalse(判斷下列句子是否符合短文內(nèi)容,符合的用"T"表示,不符合的用"F"表示):(每題2分,共16分)DoyouknowgiantpandasTheyareconsideredasnationaltreasurebecauseChinaistheirhometown.Giantpandasarebeautifulblack-and-whiteanimals.Theylooklikebears,buttheyareveryquietandpeaceful.Peoplecouldn'tseegiantpandasindifferentareasbeforeChinesesentthemtootherplacesintheworld.Thepairofgiantpandas,whichwereofferedbytheChinesemainland(大陸),arrivedinTaiwanonDecember23,2008.Thepandas,TuanTuanandYuanYuan,arenotonlyagiftfromthemainlandbutalsofriendshipambassadors(大使)wenttoTaiwan.TwostaffmembersfromtheWolongNatureReserve(臥龍自然保護區(qū))wenttogetherwiththepandas.Theyalsotookaweek'sworthofthepandas'favoritefood,suchasfreshbamboo,forgiantpandasonlyeatbambooshootsandleaves,theynevereatmeat.TaipeiZoopreparedwellforthefour-year-oldnationaltreasure.Tobefamiliarwiththepandas,fivestaffmembersfromthezoohadworkedwiththeminSichuanforsometime.Thenewpandahousecoversanareaof5,500squaremetres.TuanTuanandYuanYuanliveintworoomswithairconditioning.Theyalsoenjoya765-square-metregarden.And35workers,aswellasalotofvolunteers,arereadytoservethefamouspair.DuringtheSpringFestivaltheywillmeetthepublicanditiscertainthatpeoplelivinginTaiwanwillgotothezootovisitthem.Hopefully,theanimalswillbetherealambassadorsbetweenmainlandandTaiwan.TrueorFalse:1.Giantpandasandbearsareveryquietandpeacefulanimals.2.TwogiantpandasweresenttomainlandbyTaiwaneseonDecember23,2008.3.Chinesesendgiantpandastootherareasintheworldasapresentaswellasfriendshipambassadors.4.Freshbambooispandas'favoritefood.5.Thefour-year-oldTuanTuanandYuanYuanwerelookedafterwellinTaipeiZoo.6.TuanTuanandYuanYuanliveinanewhousewithagardenabout5,500squaremetres.7.DuringtheSpringFestivalTaiwanesecouldhopefullyvisitTuanTuanandYuanYuan.8.TuanTuanandYuanYuanaretheambassadorsbetweenmainlandandTaiwan.C.Choosethebestanswer(根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)拇鸢?:(每題2分,共14分)Isthereafamouspersonwhomyoureallyadmire(欽佩)Wouldn'tyoulovetohavehisorherautograph(手跡)Youwouldneverthrowthatperson'sautographaway.Manypeoplefeelthesamewayasyou.However,somepeoplecollectautographsevenfrompeopletheydon'tadmire.Theyjustwantautographsfromanyfamousperson.Theydon'tcollecttheseautographstokeepthem.Theycollecttheautographstosellthem.Collectingautographshasbecomeabusiness.Infact,therearemorethan20,000peoplewhocollectautographs.Thesepeoplearewillingtopayalotofmoneyforanautograph.Therefore,autographhoundsnowhangaround(在……閑逛)sportscenters,concertsarenas,andmodernrestaurants.Thesepeopletrytogetautographstheycansell.Theycansometimesmakeasmuchas$1,500foroneautograph.Infact,oneverysuccessfulautographhoundearns(賺錢)about$100,000ayear.Therearealsocompaniesthatbuyandsellautographs.Onecompany,ProfilesinHistory,saysithasthelargestcollectionofactors'oractresses'autographsintheworld.Thecompanyearnsmorethan$12millionayear!Oneautographmaycostunder$100.Otherautographscancostseveralthousandofdollars.Thepriceofanautographdoesn'tdependonhowfamousthepersonis.Itdependsonhowrare(稀少)theautographis.Forexample,famouspeoplelikeAngelinaJolieandMattDamonsignalotofautographs.Therefore,theirautographsarenotrareandarenotworth(值)verymuchmoney.Ontheotherhand,MadonnaandGwynethPaltrowrarelysignanything.Thismakestheirautographsmorerareandmorevaluable(珍貴的).QueenElizabethⅡalmostneversignsautographs.Therefore,somethingwithhersignature(簽名)onitmightsellforaround$3,500.Itdoesn'tmatterifthepersonisdead.ElvisPresleyandNapoleonsignedmanythings.Theirsignaturesareonlyworth$1,500.However,signedlettersfromMarilynMonroeareveryrare.Theycancost$50,000each.Thehighestpriceeverpaidforanautographwas$75,000.ThiswasforaletterwrittenbyAbrahamLincoln.1.Thereareover________peoplewhocollectautographsthroughouttheworld.A.100,000B.50,000C.20,000D.750,0002.ProfilesinHistoryis________.A.alocalautographmuseumB.averymodernrestaurantC.abusinessthatsellsautographsD.themostexpensiveautograph3.Thepriceofanautographmostlydependson________.A.whenthepersonwrotethesignatureB.whetherthepersonisaliveordeadC.howmanypeopleadmirethepersonD.howharditistofin